It’s here… the moment you’ve all been waiting for! We’re wrapping up this season and giving all you loyal fans a well deserved break after putting up with our shenanigans and long-winded episodes! 

In this Season Finale we recap a few highlights from our past episodes and dole out awards to some of our more memorable reviews. 

We also have a surprise guest in the studio with us. Andres the Intern. AND a bonus surprise discussion of Marvel’s new movie; Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness! You won’t want to miss this extra special wrap-up! 

A huge thank you to everyone supporting and listening, we’ll be back next season! 

We reviewed The Batman as sequel to Twilight, a fun joke refereeing to one of the stars that was born from the vampire love story. But to be fair there was two starts born out of that blood sucking union. Kristin Stewarts career simmered down for a moment but then came back in full force. Some would say Spencer is the film that defines her greatness as a performer. We are all about greatness here, and what better way then to look at an actress taking on the role of a real world icon. Princess Diana had a troubled life that ended in tragedy. The peoples princess some would refer to her as. Is Kristen Stewart the peoples actress some claim her to be? You'll only know if you listen this weeks episode. Spencer!

Riddle me this! 

We’re really glad Robert Pattinson was able to grow into new roles as an accomplished actor, even if this role is simply a transformation from vampire to bat! 

The former Twilight star has reached his final form! The Batman! Now we admit that Batman movies have been a bit overdone and expectations were low for this movie, but we’re happy to report that this story exceeded expectations! The Batman tells a brand new story that’s different from any version of Batman before it, and we’re here to tell you all about it! 

An episode so long we had to split it into two. This being the second and final part. 

Washington State and the PNW are well known for lots of things; apples, rain and gloomy weather, and… vampires? 

On this special collaborative episode we asked not one, not two, but FOUR guests to help us review Twilight, the first film in a series based on the novels by Stephanie Meyers. Featuring the breakout talent of Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, this awkward teen romance/action/drama is packed with plenty of relationship red flags, uncomfortable interactions, and enough high school angst to fill a small town! 

Pick a side and find out which team you’re on, we’re glad to have you! 

Washington State and the PNW are well known for lots of things; apples, rain and gloomy weather, and… vampires? 

On this special collaborative episode we asked not one, not two, but FOUR guests to help us review Twilight, the first film in a series based on the novels by Stephanie Meyers. Featuring the breakout talent of Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, this awkward teen romance/action/drama is packed with plenty of relationship red flags, uncomfortable interactions, and enough high school angst to fill a small town! 

Pick a side and find out which team you’re on, we’re glad to have you! 

Film Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPEYpryMp2s

If there's anything we like more than Star Wars, its probably talking about Star Wars.
In celebration of May 4th, we have our first Star Wars film. How fitting it would be a Solo episode about the legendary smuggler himself. When Empire Strikes Back hit theaters in 1980 Some said it spelled doom for the franchise, but now it’s much beloved. So let’s go back to 2018 and revisit Solo, a film that was panned by critics then, and see if it’s aged like fine wine now.

Happy May the 4th!

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IE8HIsIrq4o


Just when you thought you knew all there is to know about time travel, a new story comes along that breaks the mold and flips the script! Who are we kidding, none of us know enough about time travel to make any sense of it. Big Adam (Ryan Reynolds) is from the 2050’s, where despite not getting to actually see it the world looks like the “Terminator” future on a good day. A time jump gone wrong causes him to travel to an unexpected destination, and despite knowing that it would break all the laws of time travel he must recruit his younger self on his quest to fix the past and save the future! 

Brought to you by the same team that made Free Guy, and filled with plenty of laughs, action, and enough references to satisfy any fan of popular time travel movies, this Netflix Original did not disappoint! 

There’s a million shows and movies you have to watch and so little time. We face the same issue here at Stranded & Streaming. So for this weeks episode we talk about a variety of shows we have enjoyed, that have yet to be reviewed in detail. Also some fun discussions about failures of streaming services. So this is the first of hopefully many Watcha Watching episodes. As long as you don’t complain about it too much.  Also let us know on our Instagram. What are you watching.