I try out my first true video episode by discussing the great MCU movie “Captain America: Civil War” from 2016. This one has a lot to offer, but be gentle, it’s my first time with a full-scale video project.

Dan Hess and I sit down and talk about some of our favorite movies with excellent music soundtracks. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I get into a walkthrough of some epic crime thrillers starting with “The Departed” from 2006 & “Heat” from 1995. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

On this episode, I get into the world of teen movies as both a warm-up topic and as my movies of choice. John Hughes and Richard Linklater both make very good, but very different movies! Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss my feelings on ratings systems and award wins and nominations, then I get into “Fargo” from 1996 & “No Country for Old Men” from 2007. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I start off by going through a small selection of the films on my “Never Again” list on VUDU, which are those movies that I own but never need to see again for one reason or another. Then I get into the 1992 courtroom comedy “My Cousin Vinny” starring Joe Pesci and Marisa Tomei, followed…

On this episode, I cover the culmination of a lot of unfortunate occurences and decisions with “Justice League” from 2017 and then I geek out over the 4-hour “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” from 2021. Theme music is performed by Augusto Diniz and acquired by way of Fiverr.com

On this episode I discuss some shooter-type video games, then I roll into the one man army style movies “The Bourne Identity” from 2002 & “John Wick” from 2014. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

The topic of DC got me thinking about Batman’s rogues gallery and my opinion of how they’ve been portrayed on the big screen. Then I talk about David Ayer’s 2016 anti-hero/villain team up movie “Suicide Squad” featuring Will Smith and Margot Robbie. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

This week I do some discussion of TV shows that were made into movies long after the original series starring different actors. Then I talk about the tense cat-and-mouse thriller “The Fugitive” from 1993 starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones based on the classic TV show. Then I dive into the tense submarine-centric Sean…