In this minute of Joe Johnston’s 2011 film ‘Captain America: The First Avenger,’ Steve questions the agent, knowing the game took place in the past. She signals help and Steve busts out, running onto what turns out to be the streets of modern New York. Nick Fury approaches him.
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!
Pete Wright and Justin Jaeger hijack the podcast in an attempt to navigate public perception of Aaron Sorkin’s third film in the director’s chair: “Being the Ricardos.”
In this minute of Kenneth Branagh’s 2011 film ‘Thor,’ Odin really lays into Thor with just how unworthy he is, then takes Mjølnir, strips Thor of his armor, and casts him out. He tosses the hammer after him, after whispering a spell onto it. Meanwhile, Thor finally arrives at the beginning of the film. Justin Jaeger from TruStory FM’s very own Trailer Rewind joins us today!
Ocean Murff leads Justin Jaeger and Pete Wright through the beach setting in a desperate search for Kingo, and other topics related to Marvel’s latest outing: Eternals.
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings continues Phase Four of the MCU as it continues exploring less well-known properties, proving that even these characters can not only make for great origin stories but can also shoot to the top of our list of favorites. The Film Board convenes!
Is it Lin-Manuel Miranda’s original show or Jon M. Chu’s direction that makes this film come to life in such a magical way? Is it enough to get past a fairly basic story? How great is Anthony Ramos as our lead with the rest of the fantastic New York cast? And what was our favorite song? There are a lot. Tune in to The Film Board because we’ve got a lot to say about this one.
Critics are tearing Tate Taylor’s new movie Breaking News in Yuba County to pieces, but is it really that bad? And if it is that bad, is there anything redeeming about it? Is this a cult film in the making or just another film to quickly forget? The Film Board convenes to talk about this new film in a member bonus episode!
The Film Board Gathers! The thugs have come together for an annual re-ranking of all the movies introduced on the show over the last year or so. And… it’s only for our esteemed members!
“The Trial of the Chicago 7” examines Vietnam War protests at the 1968 Democratic National Convention and the trial to prosecute leaders of the different organizations that protested. The film conveys many stark statements of injustice about law enforcement and the harmful political posturing of other people in power. This content is in Sorkin’s wheelhouse so The Film Board can’t wait to view and discuss it at such a pivotal time.