I cover what was originally going to be Sir Sean Connery’s very last portrayal of James Bond. The plot is actually intense and interesting but some choices with the Japanese setting date it pretty horribly.

I cover the original movie that got a hugely more successful legacy sequel in 2022, but this one is still significantly better in my opinion.

I cover one of the most popular romantic dramas of all time, adapted from the novel by Nicholas Sparks.

A brief explanation of what kind of podcast this is. To be fair, it’s really only random in which movie I pick from week to week, but having a schtick is fun so I’m really hitching my wagon to the concept.

I decided to cover the one that started it all and really in retrospect delivers well enough on the final product that it’s not surprising it inspired such a huge collection of sequels and spin-offs.

I cover the “true” story of how Mark Zuckerberg created the social networking site Facebook, told through the lens of the legal action being taken against him after the fact. This movie is probably roughly 5% true.

I finally cover the theatrically released animated movie set in the Batman: The Animated Series universe! I’m doing so after a lot of requests over the years from an overly enthusiastic fan of the show! (Me, the enthusiastic fan is me)

I cover one of the best examples of movies that created widespread millennial trauma about a group of young dinosaurs who go on a journey together.

I cover one of the all-time great space travel movies, which is even better in my book because it’s based on real events.

I recap Sam Raimi’s second installment in his Spider-Man trilogy which is considered by many to be his best.

I cover the sequely-est action sequel that ever dared to be a second installment in a franchise. But it’s *technically* set at Christmas so it totally counts, yo.

I talk about the Rankin/Bass special that is significantly less special than the first 2 I already covered (“Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” and “Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town”) but it does have some redeeming qualities. I guess.

I cover the Netflix stylized animated feature that came out in 2019 that I watched for the first time for this video.

I cover the 1987 “Christmas” classic that started it all. Starring Mel Gibson and Danny Glover, this is a buddy cop movie that has iconic status for me.

My sister Michelle and I discuss what came roughly 37 years prior to Lindsay Lohan’s breakout role in its remake, which is Disney’s original adaptation of this bizarre story.

I cover the 1991 Disney animated classic that is set in 19th century France, but I do my best not to hold that against it.

I cover the Tarantino flick that started it all. It’s cool, it’s engaging, it’s not told in chronological order. I love it.

I cover the tragicomedy from 2006 that was a surprise hit with an ensemble cast full of amazing performances.

I cover the cult classic from 2001 about a troubled young man who befriends an imaginary rabbit and they get into all sorts of shenanigans together.

I cover the original 1984 classic surprise horror hit which started an entire franchise that I have not gotten around to checking out literally any other installment of due to hearing mostly bad things.

I cover the quintessential thriller that M. Night Shyamalan has spent every movie since trying to re-create the magic of unsuccessfully. Great flick.

I explore the movie that started the massive sci-fi franchise that evolved in many different ways over the years but I would argue this movie here is the crown jewel of the collection.

I cover my favorite modern western film and arguably the best performance of the late great Val Kilmer’s career honestly. With so many quotable lines and epic scenes, disliking this film is downright Un-American.

I re-watched the original 1991 classic surfer/undercover fbi agent flick, which was Keanu’s first big action movie.

I cover the unorthodox revenge tale that defies the odds by refusing to use common Hollywood tropes that are typically seen in this type of movie.

I cover the best of 3 2006 movies about magicians. This one is a roller coaster of time jumps and it was super tough to explain everything.

For some reason I’ve really been hammering it home with these 90s movies lately, it’s just so fun to revisit movies I haven’t seen in so long. This one is intense, Keanu is excellent in his second big-budget action flick after “Point Break”. Well worth going back to.

I go back to yet another movie I hadn’t seen since closer to 1993 when it premiered. This one tells the tale of a killer whale kept in captivity and the troubled young kid who bonds with the whale and goes to great lengths to save it.

I revisit the 1993 “true” story about a team of bobsledders from Jamaica who defied all odds to compete in the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, it had been decades since I last saw it.

On this episode, I cover a flick that was not particularly popular upon its release, but is a legitimate master-class in parodying popular biopics of musicians, especially “Walk the Line” and “Ray”. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

In this episode, I cover a timeless Rob Reiner adventure-comedy with endless quotable lines, memorable characters, and exciting sequences. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

For the final installment of this year’s Christmas movies, I cover a mildly enjoyable buddy comedy about 3 guys who are growing apart and decide to end their yearly Christmas Eve tradition with one last night of fun. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

Week 3 of my Christmas/Holiday episodes features the Arnold Schwarzenegger film where an objectively awful father puts off buying the only toy his son wants for Christmas until December 24th, when he finds out the massively popular action figure is sold out in stores. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is…

The long-delayed follow-up to my season 1 audio episode on the first movie, I cover Home Alone 2, where through a series of truly bad parenting decisions a child is yet again accidentally separated from his entire family during the holidays. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

In part 6/6 of our Trading Ratings series on Action/Adventure Sequels, the only “sequel” in the series that was released nearly 30 years after the first one, does it live up?

This time around I review a movie that was the brain-child of Mr. Dark Visuals himself, Tim Burton. It’s a musical, it’s claymation, it’s less than 80 minutes long, and it is certainly different. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

Using AI, I converted and re-edited this old audio episode to the video fomat. The AI service I used flagged it because of aggressive adult language because this 47-minute children’s claymation TV movie brings out the best in me. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

In part 5/6 of our Trading Ratings series on Action/Adventure Sequels, a superhero follow-up so overloaded and terrible that it shut down the whole franchise and forced a whole disappointing reboot.

This time around I cover a star-studded flick based on the true story of how the Air Jordan basketball shoes came to be and all the difficulties in that process. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

In part 4/6 of our Trading Ratings series on Action/Adventure Sequels, the dinosaur follow-up that was so disappointing for a myriad of reasons, especially considering Spielberg returned to direct.

This time around I cover a star-studded flick based on the true story of how the Air Jordan basketball shoes came to be and all the difficulties in that process. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

In part 3/6 of our Trading Ratings series on Action/Adventure Sequels, the one sequel that had to be on this list no matter what. One classic cyborg to protect humanity’s future leader, another advanced liquid metal cyborg sent to destroy him.

I review a mid-90’s John Travolta movie about an average man who mysteriously develops super-intelligence and telekinesis among other abilities after seeing a strange flash of light one night in his small town. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

In part 2/6 of our Trading Ratings series on Action/Adventure Sequels, we review the 2nd installment in the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies, where the heroes face off against their nemesis Shredder yet again, and the creatures he creates to introduce chaos in New York City

On this episode, I cover an all-time classic by “The Master of Suspense” director Alfred Hitchcock, starring James Stewart in a very compelling and thrilling man who has a broken leg and is left with nothing else to do but observe the lives of his neighbors while he recovers. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and…

In part 1/6 of our Trading Ratings series on Action/Adventure Sequels, we dig into the 3rd installment in the Indiana Jones franchise, featuring Harrison Ford and Sean Connery as son and father, who have a series of misadventures as they search for the Holy Grail.

I cover a personal favorite that is based on a true story about a real-life monster who struck fear from the late 60s to the early 80s in California. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

This week I take a shot on a horror film starring the notorious Nicolas Cage who is unrecognizable on screen. But does the movie do enough to stand out? This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

This episode covers the biggest horror film of the 1990’s, which re-ignited interest in horror movies with its meta references and sparked dozens of imitations. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

For this episode I dive into the 1980 horror classic, based on the Stephen King novel of the same name. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

This cult classic tells the story of deranged banking executive in NYC who seeks to rid the world of people he finds awful and disgusting, which is apparently everyone. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

For the second episode in a row, we have a sports movie. This one is lighter than the last, but the premise is still pretty tragic. Can the California Angels win the pennant and force an absentee father to do right by his son? This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is…

I cover this tale that is based on a true story that covers a high school football team that integrates black and white students in post-Civil Rights Movement Virginia, motivated by a no nonsense head coach. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

This flick is a childhood favorite and it is inexplicably bizarre but somehow holds up after all these years. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

This is a black and white classic that honestly everyone should see, even if they don’t usually go for black and white movies. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

This flick is an underrated gem about two hitmen hiding out in a touristy Belgian town after a job goes wrong. Well worth checking out. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

I cover a top-tier chick flick that put Julia Roberts on the map for portraying a prostitute who is so much more than that I guess. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

I cover a Top 5 IMDb movie, about a man that is wrongfully convicted of the murder of his wife and her lover and is forced to go to prison to serve out two consecutive life sentences. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

A highly impressive feat in visual effects, this film weaves live action characters and cartoon characters in a half straight-faced, half slapstick whodunit. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

I discuss a comedy from the late 90s with two 90s actors around the peak of their popularity. Brendan Fraser plays a guy who grew up for about 35 years in a bomb shelter with his parents only to emerge with very skewed understanding of the world he is entering. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video…

I cover a classic that is honestly tough to watch but is fairly well-regarded. Drugs, death, drama, and dickishness. Fun for the whole family if you’re chronically single and live alone. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

As a delayed follow-up to my season 1 audio ep on “Superman: The Movie” (1978), I cover the rocky backstory behind its sequel. Touching on both the original theatrical version as well as The Richard Donner Cut which was edited and released in 2006 to reflect something closer to the original director’s vision for the…

I cover the 2-part animated film adaptation of Frank Miller’s 4-part comic book series from 1986, featuring the voice talents of Peter Weller, Ariel Winter, and Michael Emerson among others. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

I cover Mike Judge’s ham-fisted satire exploring a possible future of our planet if all of the worst things continue to get worse and truly take over. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

I cover a classic from the 1970s that had major real-life implications beyond Hollywood. Is there anything more epic than Scorsese and De Niro teaming up together? This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

On this episode, I do that rare thing where I cover a recent release and say things about it in a really monotone way. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

I venture back to the land of some of my favorite romantic comedies. Billy Crystal & Meg Ryan work perfectly together to put this in classic territory. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

Sometimes you just have to go back and see if those movies you liked as a kid are as good as you thought. Somehow a lot of this one really stuck with me, there are a lot of crazy visuals. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

There is something about a peak Pixar superhero movie that really gets me talking. There is so much to love here, I can’t get enough. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

I discuss this underrated gem from the early aughts. Seriously, just watch the movie. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

I cover Robert De Niro’s directorial debut, the underrated “A Bronx Tale” starring Chazz Palminteri. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made. #movies #moviereviews #moviepodcasts #movie #moviereview #moviepodcast #brandonatrandomreviews #abronxtale #chazzpalminteri #robertdeniro

I jump into the one that started it all, the original, FIRST BLOOD. The movie people wrongly call “Rambo” but that’s technically the 2nd one. Even more technically, the 2nd one is called “Rambo: First Blood Part II”, but I feel like I should’ve saved this riveting small talk for the episode. My bad. This…

This is a recut, A.I.-video generated version of an early episode I did when I was a strictly audio podcast. The Terminator is a classic and it is easily one of my favorite movies ever. This video contains AI-Generated video and audio, all written content is human-made.

I sit down and discuss the 2014 Spike Jonze film “Her” starring Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams, Scarlett Johansson, and Chris Pratt. The story follows a lonely man in the near future who enters into a romantic relationship with an AI operating system. This video contains AI-Generated video and audio, all written content is human-made.

I dive into the history of my hometown, specifically covering a time in the late 1800s where it became a thriving resort destination. Contains AI-Generated video, image, and audio elements. All writing/scripted content is human-made.

I dive into the golf-centric comedy classic “Caddyshack”, a movie that I watched for the first time in 5th grade with my friend and his parents. They were quite horrified that they had let us watch it without remembering that there were multiple uncovered boobs throughout the course of the film.

I cover the 2013 Ben Stiller-directed film “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” that Ben Stiller also stars in with Kristen Wiig. This video contains AI generated content (audio/video clone of myself), but all writing/script content was generated by me without any AI assistance.

I take a calculated risk by co-hosting an episode with an A.I. Generated woman named Sarah. We go back and forth talking about one of the all-time great spoof movies. Features Chris Evans in his first ever role! -This video contains elements of A.I. generated audio and video. All discussion was written by Brandon (human)…

I approach this installment with a much more brief and succinct revision of my format. For this stretch of episodes initially, I will attempt to exhaust most of my older blog posts by using them as the foundation for the videos, while re-tooling some of the more familiar intro and outro content I’ve made staples…

For this episode, I go all in on AI-Generated content by way of an Avatar Clone that replicates my voice and body/face based on previous recordings. I think it turned out well, but I’ll leave you to judge. I’ll be covering the 2023 smash hit “Barbie” starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling.

For this episode, I dive into the underrated Ryan Gosling hit about a stuntman/mechanic who does some unsavory work on the side. It’s fucking intense! Check it out if you get the chance

I cover the winter classic remake about a group of American researchers stationed in Antarctica who are suddenly preyed on by a mysterious shapeshifting extra terrestrial creature.

On this episode I’m diving into a modern winter mystery starring Jeremy Renner and the apple of my eye Elizabeth Olsen. This one is well worth watching if you haven’t had the pleasure.

My goodness, this movie really stands alone with the way it executed its comedy and managed to stay funny decades after its release.

A drummer for a metal band suddenly loses most of his hearing and he struggles through all the major life changes that come as a result. What I’ve done here, and you’ll love this, I watched this film all the way through and then I recorded myself talking about it and added images and graphics….

This movie has so many memorable moments and quotable lines that it’s hard to believe that comedies with this setting and subject matter were fairly unheard of when it came out. Ice Cube, Chris Tucker, the list goes on.

Denzel Washington plays a man with a mysterious but obviously badass past. He fights people. He kills people. He goes on a crusade to get vengeance for a prostitute he was kind of friends with that got beaten up by her pimp. I talk about it. Don’t overthink this. You know what I’m doing here.

Starting in 1994, Jim Carrey was THE name in modern comedy. His antics, his expressions, his jokes, it all landed just where it needed to with 90s audiences.

On this episode, I cover that notorious Christmas movie that everyone loves to reference. I even include an old rant from several years back about this very movie!

On this episode, I dive into the movie that commands a place in most Top 600 Christmas Movies released between 2006-2008. The cast is loaded up pretty well, the visual effects are certainly present, and Paul Giamatti plays Santa in exactly the way you would expect him to. Enjoy!

I cover one of the all-time greats, the black and white classic about Santa Claus, includes some great performances and so much feel-goodery you can hardly stand it!

Kicking off the holiday season with a Tim Allen comedy where he unwittingly agrees to become Kris Kringle.

It wouldn’t be a 90s Comedies collection without the spectacular Pauly Shore. This movie is more ridiculous than you remember.

My sister and I join each other virtually to discuss a childhood favorite musical that I feel like no one else outside of my family has ever heard of. There’s singing, dancing, talking, and kidnapping of several young women in hopes of gaining their romantic interest.

Man, forget the 90s alone, this movie is an all-time great. Endless great bits, ridiculous humor, and lip syncing+headbanging to Bohemian Rhapsody!

On the final Halloween episode of 2023 I cover 2022’s “The Black Phone” starring Ethan Hawke and others.

Kicking off the 6-Part Trading Ratings series on Definitive 90s Comedies, we discuss a childhood favorite of mine called “Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead” from 1991. Hopefully it’s clear what the criteria here is: these 6 movies manage to evoke the 90s in some way for us, and that can essentially be in any…

This film kinda sorta horror film is rated PG-13 and it certainly is a film, there’s no doubt about that. It was another surprise hit in 2022 and a lot of people were talking about it. Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon At Random Reviews Entertainment

I start to focus more on movies I haven’t seen, starting with this sleeper hit horror flick released in 2022. I had a lot of feelings about this movie from it’s style of scares, effects, the strange marketing campaign, etc. Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon At Random Reviews Entertainment

I dive into the mind of Dr. Hannibal Lecter with the 1991 film “The Silence of the Lambs”. Iconic performances, scenes, tone, and Ted Levine’s infamous dance scene! Don’t miss it! Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon At Random Reviews Entertainment

At the height of 90s natural disaster thrillers, this one stands tall. So many great visuals including CGI here, and I feel like it’s held up pretty well for the most part. Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon At Random Reviews Entertainment

Me oh my, the time has finally come. Every quotable line in one place. Starring Linsdsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert, and many more! Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon At Random Reviews Entertainment

With this particular ep, I will make a huge diversion by covering a money I enjoy and I double down by making it a movie I enjoy from my childhood. We get a lot of great moments in this one that are built on the foundation of great writing. Tommy Lee Jones. Will Smith. Other…

On this special “let’s talk about mental health a lot” episode, I discuss the film “It’s Kind of Funny Story starring Keir Gilchrist, Zach Galifianakis, and Emma Roberts among others. This one carries a lot of weight for me personally and I hope you enjoy it. Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with…

For this episode I chose “Ex Machina”, which is directed by Alex Garland and stars Domhnall Gleeson, Alicia Vikander, & Oscar Isaac. It’s about artificial intelligence! Fun for the whole family! Just kidding, there is full frontal nudity. Enjoy! Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon At Random Reviews Entertainment

On this Trading Ratings episode, my brother-in-law and I wrap-up our series discussing 6 movies directed by Kevin Smith. We’ll use a slight departure from our normal TR format which I explained in part 1. The 6th and final part covers Tusk from 2014, Sorry if the parts in this series end rather abruptly, the…

Diving into another 90s action movie, I hadn’t seen this one in so long. I had forgotten how much of a part balls play into the story. Directed by the one and only Michael Bay, starring Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage, & Ed Harris. Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon At Random…

On this Trading Ratings episode, my brother-in-law and I kick off our series discussing 6 movies directed by Kevin Smith. We’ll use a slight departure from our normal TR format which I will explained in part 1. The 5th part covers Jersey Girl from 2004, Sorry if the parts in this series end rather abruptly,…

For this episode, I rewatched the George Clooney-led “Up In The Air” about a man who fires people for a living and spends about 85% of his time on the road. Also features the lovely actresses Vera Farmiga & Anna Kendrick. Directed by Jason Reitman. Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon…

On this Trading Ratings episode, my brother-in-law and I kick off our series discussing 6 movies directed by Kevin Smith. We’ll use a slight departure from our normal TR format which I will explained in part 1. The 4th part covers Dogma from 1999, Sorry if the parts in this series end rather abruptly, the…

Diving into another 90s action movie, I hadn’t seen this one in so long. I had forgotten how much of a part balls play into the story. Directed by the one and only Michael Bay, starring Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage, & Ed Harris. Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon At Random…

On this Trading Ratings episode, my brother-in-law and I kick off our series discussing 6 movies directed by Kevin Smith. We’ll use a slight departure from our normal TR format which I will explained in part 1. The 3rd part covers Chasing Amy from 1997, Sorry if the parts in this series end rather abruptly,…

This is the second half of that lovely exceedingly long Marvel episode I initially recorded. This time it’s “Spider-Man: No Way Home” from 2021 and they really pulled out all the stops with this one. Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon At Random Reviews Entertainment

On this Trading Ratings episode, my brother-in-law and I kick off our series discussing 6 movies directed by Kevin Smith. We’ll use a slight departure from our normal TR format which I will explained in part 1. The 2nd part covers Mallrats from 1994, Sorry if the parts in this series end rather abruptly, the…

In this episode that I desperately edited down to fall into my target range of 30-45 minutes, I discuss the breakout film of Ben Affleck & Matt Damon: “Good Will Hunting”, the duo wrote and starred in the film which premiered in 1997. This one is an all-time great. Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes…

On this Trading Ratings episode, my brother-in-law and I kick off our series discussing 6 movies directed by Kevin Smith. We’ll go through a slight departure from our normal TR format which I will explain at the beginning of this episode. The first part/episode covers Clerks from 1994, Sorry if the parts in this series…

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…

I talk a little bit about the late great Kevin Conroy’s impact on Batman and how sorely he will be missed. Then I jump on into the movie that no one seems to agree on titled “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice” starring Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill among many others. I’ll share my thoughts…

I get into a couple of movies that I would consider instant classics, starting with “Toy Story” from 1995 & “Back to the Future” from 1985. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com.

It’s time to talk (more) Superman! In another installment of my series on DC Comics movies, I talk “Superman Returns” from 2006 starring Brandon Routh & then I talk “Man of Steel” from 2013 starring Henry Cavill which kicked off the now defunct DC Extended Universe! Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way…

I re-watch some sex-centric thrillers that I hadn’t seen in quite some time starting with “Basic Instinct” from 1992 and “Gone Girl” from 2014. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss a little bit about what you need to start your own podcast and then I explore more of the Batman “Schumacherverse” with Batman Forever from 1995. Theme music performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss some instant classic guy movies starting with “Casino Royale” from 2006 and then I get into “Fight Club” from 1999. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss my first experience with Batman as well as my favorite major Batman comic book arcs, then I dive into Tim Burton’s masterpiece “Batman” from 1989, based on characters and stories originally developed by Bob Kane & Bill Finger. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr,com

Dan Hess and I have our second “Trading Ratings” episode where we each go back and forth ranking 6 movies by actor Tom Hardy from worst to best. Theme music performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

A truly random grouping of movies for your listening pleasure starting with “Ocean’s Eleven” from 2001 & Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from 1990. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I go over my frustrations with year round outdoor cleanup at my house and then I kick off discussion of some dance movies starting with Dirty Dancing from 1987 & Footloose from 1984. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss the on-screen history of the Man of Steel for a few minutes and then promptly get into discussion of the 1978 epic superhero film “Superman”, followed by the black and white classic “The Philadelphia Story” from 1940. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

We’re trying something a little different with this episode. My brother-in-law Dan Hess and I will explore an alternate format called “Trading Ratings” where we grade our personal movie selections (this time will be those directed by the Coen Brothers) and we will discuss them going from worst to best, alternating between the two of…

On this episode we have a stellar Spielberg showcase on our hands as I discuss “[Indiana Jones and the] Raiders of the Lost Ark” from 1981 & “Jurassic Park” from 1993 Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

On this episode we have a Marvel double-header, starting with Marvel Studios’ “Iron Man” from 2008 & Sony’s “Spider-Man” from 2002. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss a little bit of these movies that supposedly not “Christmas movies” to some, despite being set at that time of year. Starting with “Die Hard” from (1988), then “While You Were Sleeping” from 1995. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I waste no time jumping right into these movies that are making me question my format. I’m considering not doing “bad” or “so bad they’re good” movies anymore at this point. “Samurai Cop” (1991) & “Picasso Trigger” (1988) Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I have my sister Michelle and my brother-in-law Dan on to discuss a couple of set at Christmas romantic-ish comedies-ish starting with “Love Actually” from 2003 & “The Holiday” from 2006. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I express my lack of enthusiasm for the upcoming Game of Thrones spin-offs that have been getting some minor hype and then I discuss “Uncharted” from 2022 and “Licorice Pizza” from 2021. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I jump right into some family Christmas comedies starting with “Home Alone” from 1990 & “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” from 1998. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss some of my Christmas traditions then I talk about a couple hour long claymation specials that I love from over 50 years ago. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I kick off the holiday bonus season with one of those “that’s not really a Christmas movie, it just happens at Christmastime!” movies called “Batman Returns” from 1992. Directed by Tim Burton, starring Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito, and Michelle Pfeiffer. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I bring on my friend and resident Star Wars expert Lance Brooks to discuss some of the best movies the Star Wars universe has to offer. “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” from 2016, and “The Empire Strikes Back” from (1980). This is one of the longer episodes the show has had so buckle up….

We go way back with this episode and I talk about some all-time classics starting with “Casablanca” from 1942 & The Wizard of Oz from 1939. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss these fascinating things called influencers, they I dive into one of the few musicals I’ve ever loved “Grease” from 1978 and the Alfred Hitchcock suspenseful spy thriller “North By Northwest” from 1959. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

There is a small amount of discussion of what is justifiable to leverage how good a something is or what the standard is for allowing someone to provide critiques. Then I dive into one of my favorite bad movies “Batman & Robin”, followed by one called “Ed” from 1996 about a chimp that plays baseball…

Right off the bat I talk about the DCEU crisis that I’m now realizing will (hopefully) be months old by the time I discuss it. Then I get into a classic family comedy named “Uncle Buck” from 1989 & a gripping symphony known as “Mr. Holland’s Opus” from 1995. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz,…

I discuss the alluring mystery man no celebrity woman can resist named Pete Davidson, then I jump into the unknown yet again with “Life After Beth” from 2014 & “Last Night In Soho” from 2021. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss my annoyance with watching video of amateurs singing, then I continue on the spooky month of October with “Christine” from 1983 and “Night of the Living Dead” from 1968, the latter of which is a public domain movie so I experiment with inserting clips from the movie. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz,…

I waste no time getting into the two listener request movies starting with “Never Back Down” from 2008 & “Demolition Man” from 1993. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss some guilty pleasure hotties, then I jump right on into “Layer Cake” from 2004 & “The Ledge” from 2011. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss my bad movie selection rationale and then I dive into “The Fanatic” from 2019 and “Soul Survivors” from 2001, two movies so terrible, I don’t think it’s fair to even suggest that they are horror or thrillers despite how they’re advertised. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

Halloween Month! I go over an abbreviated version of the theory of a “Final Girl” and then dive into some classics: 1978’s “Halloween” and 1980’s “Friday the 13th” Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I cover a little bit about my struggles with good music apps, then I dive into listener requested “On the Count of Three” from 2022 & “Mayhem” from 2017. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I briefly discuss my rationale surrounding spoilers, then I dive into the two new-to-me Netflix-produced films “The Gray Man” from 2022 & “I Don’t Feel At Home In This World Anymore” from 2017. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

My brother-in-law Dan and I discuss the Top 5 shows we each want to check out and then we explore “High Fidelity” from 2000 & “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back” from 2001 Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I briefly discuss the embarrassing idea of being treated like you’re dumb when you aren’t being done. Then I discuss the movie “Desperate Measures” starring Michael Keaton & the Charlie Sheen picture “Shadow Conspiracy” Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

My sister Michelle stops by and we discuss the pros and cons of her coming home to visit, then we delve into “Fried Green Tomatoes” from 1991 & “Steel Magnolias” from 1989. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss the woes of healthy snack foods, and then I explore James Cameron’s 1984 smash “The Terminator” as well as F. Gary Gray’s anti-remake from 2003 called “The Italian Job” Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I cover my not-so-positive outlook on the MCU based the track record of the last several Marvel movies. I dive into a couple of lesser know movies that were backed by bigger name producers: “Fresh” from 2022 and “Plus One” from 2019 Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I dive into the world of bad unseen movies I was positive I wouldn’t like and try a bit more of detailed plot walkthrough after watching “Getting Even With Dad” from 1994 & “Serving Sara” from 2002 Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss certain service industry standards I would like to see observed and I dive into the rom-com “About Time”, the political thriller “V for Vendetta”, and the parody film “Airplane!” Sorry, I do screw up saying words a few times more than usual this go ’round. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by…

Hello Everyone, My name is Brandon Griffes. I have a weekly podcast I’d like you to check out called “Brandon At Random Reviews” for movie lovers of all kinds. I review movies and share my overall thoughts and discuss a variety of different topics. I’ll be covering movies from all different eras, genres, and levels…

This week, I talk about my personal eye care. Then I get into the movies “Sin City”, “The Sandlot”, and “A Scanner Darkly” Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss the wardrobe woes of weight loss, the Mel Brooks horror comedy “Young Frankenstein” and a Frank Capra classic that is my all-time personal favorite “It’s a Wonderful Life” Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

This week on the show I discuss trying new stuff, my walking observations, the 1994 “indie” film “Pulp Fiction” and the 2000 superhero smash hit “X-Men” My apologies, it is Patricia Arquette in True Romance, not Rosanna Arquette. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

This week on the show, I discuss my inferior interior decorating skills, trying my hand a bicycle maintenance, and I dive into the two Tom Hanks films “Forrest Gump” and “Catch Me If You Can” Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

On this episode, I discuss my present eating habits, then I do a bit of an alpha-male movie extravaganza covering 1976’s “Rocky” and 1987’s “Robocop”. Yes I realize Robocop is satire. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I dig into the world of Bond aka 007, discussing the movies, lead actors, girls, villains, gadgets, you name it! Sorry I forgot to mention Eva Green in my Bond Girls segment, she might be my favorite! Just goes to show how much I separate the Daniel Craig ones from the other movies in my…

This week I talk about the increasingly unpleasant experience of going to the movie theater, as well as Tom Cruise’s 2022 smash hit sequel “Top Gun: Maverick” and the 1996 Hockey/Golf Comedy “Happy Gilmore”. Plus, I talk about the listener requested movie “Gold” featuring Zac Efron! Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way…

On this extra-special episode, I went to see the new Thor movie! I’ll try to provide the movie experience as much as I can in podcast form so you can get the feel. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

This week, I discuss prequels (including Obi-Wan Kenobi), that Barbie movie I’ve heard some about, my social life back and forths, the 1987 John McTiernan film “Predator”, and the 2000 M. Night Shyamalan movie “Unbreakable”. A little more meticulously crafted episode, editing-wise. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss the pros and cons of buying used, John Hughes’ “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” and Edgar Wright’s “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

Today I discuss online dating, Taylor Swift, and the great Dark Knight Trilogy that I hold near and dear. To be clear, that means the films Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and The Dark Knight Rises Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss some choice phrasing and then I dive in to Brian De Palma’s “Mission: Impossible” from 1996 and its sequel John Woo’s “Mission: Impossible 2” from 2000. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

Recommending movies to friends and family, Top Gun: Maverick, Avatar Sequel, Ripping Movies, Legal Digital Movies/TV, An All-Time Favorite, Budgeting, buying “The Batman”, A “Never Again” selection, summer activities Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com