The Film Board
The Batman
Ocean suits up with Pete Wright and Tommy Metz III to take on the rogues gallery of Gotham goons right alongside Matt Reeves’ “The Batman”.
March 8, 2022
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Ocean suits up with Pete Wright and Tommy Metz III to take on the rogues gallery of Gotham goons right alongside Matt Reeves’ “The Batman”.
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A bombastic treasure hunt with Spider-Man and Marky Mark? Sure! We’ll watch that! Ocean Murff leads Justin Jaeger and Pete Wright in our take on this big budget adaptation of the video game. Did we finally get one we love? Listen in!
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The Mandys meet Ghostface and wind their way through the meta narrative as they review Scream (the 2022 one).
The Mandys head to the beach with Maggie and Olivia and do some lip-biting with Dakota in “The Lost Daughter”.
Your Film Board host Ocean Murff is joined by Tommy Metz III to discuss the latest in the ‘Scream’ francise – and most oddly named of the whole bunch – ‘Scream,’ which is really ‘Scream 5.’ But in a franchise that’s full of meta conversations about the nature of the genre, including naming conventions, is that just all a part of the joke? Tune in to get Ocean’s and Tommy’s thoughts on the movie and how it fits into the franchise!
The Mandys fight technical gaffs and poverty-inspired violence with the Netflix series, “Squid Game.”
“Spider-Man: No Way Home” multi-versed its way into theaters this weekend and our intrepid team weighs in on the villains, Spideys, and ethics of Marvel’s latest web-slinging blockbuster.
In this episode, we learn that Mandy hates a jam band, while Mandy is moved by Paul and John in Peter Jackson’s, “The Beatles: Get Back.”