Movies we review/Discuss
A Minecraft Movie
Black Bag
Electric State
The Amateur
Warfare
Locked
Bob Trevino likes it
Hell of a summer
Death of a unicorn
Woman in the yard
Magazine dreams
The assessment
The Gorge
The Monkey
Wolf Man
Summary
In this episode, Mitch and Ant catch up on various movies, including the surprising success of the Minecraft movie and the disappointing performance of others like Snow White and Black Bag. Ant shares his career change, which leads to discussions about movie experiences across different states. They delve into box office trends, the impact of Disney remakes, and provide reviews of the Minecraft movie, Black Bag, and Presence, while also critiquing the Electric State for its lack of originality.
In this conversation, Mitch and Ant delve into recent film critiques, focusing on a variety of new releases and their impressions of Alex Garland's latest work. They discuss the merits and failures of various films, share personal reflections on their experiences with cinema, and touch on mental health topics, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in film. The dialogue flows through critiques of specific movies, recommendations for streaming options, and personal anecdotes that highlight the emotional connection to film.
Time Stamps
00:00 Introduction and Movie Catch-Up
02:56 Ant's Career Change and Movie Goals
06:08 Box Office Insights and Trends
08:51 Discussion on Snow White and Disney's Challenges
11:55 Review of the Minecraft Movie
14:54 Character Analysis and Performances
17:56 Black Bag
28:41 Diving into 'Presence' and Its Reception
32:51 'The Electric State'
40:45 'Warfare' and Alex Garland's Vision
45:22 A Brief Look at 'The Gorge' and Its Flaws
48:26 Exploring Recent Films and Directors
51:26 Diving into Survival Thrillers
54:27 The Art of Contained Thrillers
58:29 Personal Stories and Mental Health Awareness
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