Mike discusses with Dave and Darren how Amsterdam delivered weird diversions (Quirky, but not in a funny way), as if it was a dozen different films playing out at once which didnt please Mikes

Mike, Darren, and Dave discussSmiles effectiveness as well as its profitability (contrasted with the reboot Jeepers Creepers: Reborn) andBross effectivenessdespite its box office. Bros, Smil

Mike, Dave, and Darren discuss how Dont Worry Darling is kind of a Stepford Wives-type of film, neither offensively bad nor grippingly good; how the David Bowie doc Moonage Daydream was really

Mike, Dave, and Darren discuss why Mike has been liking practically everything hes seen lately (exaggeration); how The Woman King has rightfully received critical and commercial acclaim; how Gods

Mike, Dave, and Darren discuss how Barbarian leaves you asking Whats going on? so many times that your neighbors will think youre Marvin Gaye but nevertheless manages to reflect well upon writ

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Mike, Dave, and Darren discuss Mike’s torn feelings re “Gigi & Nate,” as it’s “both better and worse than what [he] though [he] expected”; and how Regina Hall steals all her scenes in the mockumentary

Mike, Dave, and Darren discuss Tilda Swinton and Idris Elba’s magical chemistry (or chemical magic); how “Breaking” is like “Dog Day Afternoon,” “but not fun” — not even with Michael Kenneth Williams

Mike, Dave, and Darren return to discuss the narrative knots the sequel “Orphan: First Kill” ties for itself, often to unintentionally-hilarious ends; how “Beast” is “‘Jaws,” but with paws” — and how