The Smashing Machine and One Battle After Another Review
In this episode Frank and Amhara shed light on their opinions on Benny Safdie’s MMA biopic The Smashing Machine, and, Paul Thomas Anderson’s action thriller One Battle After Another. Timestamps:The Smashing Machine review: 00:51 (We DO NOT waste time, nor, beat about the bush!)One Battle After Another review: 26:35
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Eddington Review and Film Catch-up
In this week’s episode, Frank and Amhara discuss Eddington (Ari Aster), and fire-off some mini review for their recent viewings: The Naked Gun (Akiva Schaffer), Caught Stealing (Darren Aronofsky) and Bring Her Back (Danny and Michael Philippou).
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Superman (2025) Review
It’s your boys, Frank and Amhara, and they’re back to discuss James Gunn’s new Superman. But...do they think it holds true enough to the comics?Â
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F1 the Movie the Review
Frank and Amhara finally return to the mic to review Jospeh Kosinski’s F1 The Movie (written by Ehren Kruger). But were they won over by Pitt’s charisma and the excitement of the race, or did they find the film to be a corporate husk?
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28 Years Later Review
2 months after Frank and Amhara reviewed Alex Garland's last film, the pedantic duo return to review 28 Years Later (written by Alex Garland and directed by Danny Boyle). But, does the film live up to the legacy of the legendary original, or is it a grutesque reanimation of a sacred corpse?**The 'Rage' virus does not bring about the reanimation of the dead. But its kinda a zombie film...Â
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