
We’re into our sixth and final week of double feature reviews traversing through Gotham City, the Impassable Wilderness of Portland, from Norway Child Protective Services to the inner mechanisms of Colleen Hoover’s mind. Today, we add pre-coup Chile and post-war Japan with Martin McDonagh’s Wild Horse Nine and Takashi Yamazaki’s Godzilla Minus Zero.
It’s the last week in our stretch of double feature reviews, don’t fret the format will return for Avengers: Doomsday. We review both films and wrap up with a couple of mini games: Oscar over/under on the total nominations these two films will receive, and our power ranks our six recent double features.
Our pre-episode Patreon exclusive conversation features:
- James Bond Casting Rumors
- NYT to purchase Letterboxd
- Netflix acquires Jack of Spades
- Taika Waititi Bombs with Klara and the Sun
Our guest:
Daniel Westheimer
We’re into our sixth and final week of double feature reviews traversing through Gotham City, the Impassable Wilderness of Portland, from Norway Child Protective Services to the inner mechanisms of Colleen Hoover’s mind. Today, we add pre-coup Chile and post-war Japan with Martin McDonagh’s Wild Horse Nine and Takashi Yamazaki’s Godzilla Minus Zero.
It’s the last week in our stretch of double feature reviews, don’t fret the format will return for Avengers: Doomsday. We review both films and wrap up with a couple of mini games: Oscar over/under on the total nominations these two films will receive, and our power ranks our six recent double features.
Our pre-episode Patreon exclusive conversation features:
- James Bond Casting Rumors
- NYT to purchase Letterboxd
- Netflix acquires Jack of Spades
- Taika Waititi Bombs with Klara and the Sun
Our guest:
Daniel Westheimer
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