Today, Anthony provides a brief review of the new awkward interracial romance comedy, YOU PEOPLE, starring and co-written by Jonah Hill, also co-written by its director, Kenya Barris (of TV's Black-ish, Grown-ish and Mixed-ish). You can find it on Netflix.

TIMESTAMPS

1:27 Similar movies

2:46 Murphy and the cast; expectations

6:17 Director Kenya Barris and his television background

7:03 Hill's character and behavior

9:51 The romantic chemistry

10:43 Farrakhan, Jews vs. Muslims, and comparisons between slavery and the Holocaust

12:55 Editing and cinematography

13:44 Summary, grade, and what you should watch instead

This podcast is produced by Eddie, edited and posted by Anthony, recorded on 1/28/23 in fabulous Las Vegas, NV.

MUSIC CREDIT: "What's the Difference," performed by Dr. Dre, Xzibit and Eminem. Written by Charles Aznavour, Richard Bembery, Melvin Bradford, Steven Harris, Alvin Joiner, Marshall Mathers and Andre Young. Published 2000, Aftermath Entertainment/ Interscope Records. Property of Universal Music Group Film and TV Licensing.

Original score for YOU PEOPLE is composed by Bekon. Soundtrack available now.

Footage from YOU PEOPLE is property of Netflix, Inc. ©2022

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This week, there's nothing good in theaters, so the guys get together to talk about Mazes and Monsters, and Dungeons and Dragons.

TIMESTAMPS

0:52 Why we're talking about these movies today

3:33 Anthony's Mazes and Monsters review

9:10 Anthony's expectations

11:00 Technical merits (editing, music)

13:30 Acting and characters

18:14 Fantasy elements and special effects

20:27 Spoilers for the ending

23:08 Anthony's grade

23:53 Eddie's Dungeons and Dragons review

29:08 Expectations

30:33 Writing and dialogue, pacing

31:57 Marlon Wayans

34:30 Justin Whalin and the romantic subplot

35:35 Is it worth the torture to get to the ending?

38:57 The only redeeming quality

40:57 Eddie's grade

44:52 Races and classes; Kristen Wilson

46:47 Climax and denoument

This podcast is produced by Eddie, edited and posted by Anthony, recorded on 1/21/23 in fabulous Las Vegas, NV.

MUSIC CREDIT:

Mazes and Monsters original score is composed by Hagood Hardy.

Dungeons and Dragons original score is composed by Justin Caine Burnett.

Footage from Mazes and Monsters is property of CBS, a Viacom company. © 1982

Dungeons and Dragons is property of New Line Cinema, a Warner Discovery company. © 2000

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Today, the guys review the latest in James Wan and Blumhouse horror movies, M3GAN. "A robotics engineer at a toy company builds a life-like doll that begins to take on a life of its own."

TIMESTAMPS

3:00 Anticipation

5:35 Tone and comparisons

6:01 Characters and themes; pacing

8:25 PG-13 rating and editing

9:23 Does the dog die?

10:59 Music

11:52 The best part

14:24 Anthony's summary and grade

15:54 Eddie's summary and grade

This podcast is produced by Eddie, edited and posted by Anthony, recorded on 1/7/23 in fabulous Las Vegas, NV.

MUSIC CREDIT: "It's Nice to Have a Friend," performed by Taylor Swift. Written by Louis Bell, Adam King Feeney, and Taylor A Swift. Produced by Louis Bell, Frank Dukes and Taylor Swift. Published 2019, Republic. Property of Universal Music Group.

"Dolls," performed by Bella Poarch. Written by Grayson Fritzshing, Miranda Glory, Naelah Johnson, Natasha Lalwani, Joshua Line, Daniel V. Maisonneuve, Elie Rizk and Denarie Taylor. Produced by Sub Urban and Elie Rizk. Published 2022, Warner Bros.

Original score composed by Anthony Willis. Soundtrack available on Backlot Music.

Film clips are property of Universal Pictures. © 2022

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