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We're wrapping up the winter and spring and moving into the summer with a double feature I don't think anyone saw coming. We've got the release of Zendaya's first leading feature film with Luca Guadagnino's Challengers, a movie that was supposed to be released in September of last year, as well as the finale of Shogun, the FX/Hulu miniseries that sees political machinations in feudal Japan that almost leads to war, starring Hiroyuki Sanada, Cosmo Jarvis, Anna Sawai & Tadanabo Asano. Kristen and Unyolo Movie Blogs join Dom to break down everything that happens across these two properties in a brand new episode of the #talkintvpodcast

We're already almost done with April and we've got another double feature! Dom and Luk team back up to break down the second Henry Cavill movie of the year, this time with Guy Ritchie for his best attempt at doing Inglourious Basterds "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" as well as the next film from the Radio Silence duo "Abigail" about a team of kidnappers who get more than they bargained for when they discover their hostage is a bloodthirsty vampire. It's a double feature for the ages once again on the #talkintvpodcast

We're kicking off April and the last month of Spring before the summer kick off with a dystopic double feature! This time we've got the next film from Alex Garland & A24, "Civil War" as well as Amazon's adaptation of Fallout. Both properties see the country in the near & far future dealing with different types of dystopias, one where the president has assumed the role of a totalitarian dictator and the country has splintered and fighting each other, and the other a more traditional one where society has become split in the wake of a nuclear attack and split between rich people forming peaceful societies in underground bunkers and the survivors basically reforming the wild west on the surface world. Dom & Kristen break down both properties and their respective problems in the wake of a year that's got a LOT of dystopian properties coming out. All of this and more every week on the #talkintvpodcast

We're wrapping up March Madness with some madness of our own, that being the next installment in the Monsterverse series, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. The last time we saw these two titans, they were battling it out for dominance. Now, they've got to team up against an even bigger threat: an EVIL giant orangutan who's got his own pet giant lizard that breathes ice. And you know it's evil because it's got a whip made of skulls and has an evil laugh. Dom is joined by John Maffeo to break down how the movies in this franchise seem to be taking the wrong lessons from other franchises in an all new episode of the #talkintvpodcast

March is almost complete and we've got another weekend of streaming releases to talk about. First up we've got the remake of Road House, the 80's classic starring Patrick Swayze, Sam Elliott & Ben Gazzara. This time, Amazon is producing with Doug Liman starring, with Jake Gyllenhaal as the titular Dalton and a supporting cast consisting of Daniela Melchior, Jessica Williams, Lukas Gage, Billy Magnussen & Conor McGregor making his big screen debut. Then we've got the next show from David Benioff & D. B. Weiss of Game of Thrones fame, the 3 Body Problem. This time they're with Netflix, with the adaptation of the novel by the same name from author Liu Cixin, starring Jovan Adepo, Rosalind Chao, Eiza Gonzalez, Jess Hong, Marlo Kelly, Alex Sharp and Benedict Wong, along with returning Game of Thrones alumni John Bradley, Liam Cunningham & Jonathan Pryce. Dom and Luk break down these two massive streaming drops and more on this week's episode of the #talkintvpodcast

What's up everybody! Bit of a detour from the normal content chain, we've got a couple of returns this weekend! We have the return of A24 with their first big release of the year, "Love lies Bleeding" from Rose Glass, as well as the return of Invincible, the first of its last four episodes of season 2 commencing on Thursday. Love lies Bleeding stars Kristen Stewart, Katy O'Brien, Jena Malone, Dave Franco, d Harris & Anna Baryshnikov, and follows Stewart's Lou who falls for O'Brien's Jackie, a body builder making her way through to Vegas for a body building competition, and who's worlds are both rocked by crime and checkered pasts. Be sure to keep coming back every week for new content only on the #talkintvpodcast

The 96th Academy Awards, our movie superbowl, has just ended. Dom & Dustin "the Duster" Mason sit down to talk about everything that happened at the ceremony, the winners, the snubs, the surprises, and what to look forward to upcoming in the 2024 movie season. All of that and more covered every week here on the #talkintvpodcast

Fear is the mind killer. Dom is joined by Dontre, Eli and newcomer to the show James Rodrigues-Medina aka McLovinz to talk about the cinematic event of the year and possibly our lifetimes, Dune II: Electric Boogaloo. To say this movie is a masterpiece is an understatement, and in the year 2024, a year that is already shaping up to be pretty disappointing movie wise, we need this. Be sure to check out this episode and even more every week on the #talkintvpodcast

We're wrapping up February and the two months of mid-winter hell with Netflix's first big contribution to the streaming content of 2024, with their live action adaptation of the beloved "Avatar: The Last Airbender." After M. Night Shyamalan barely made an effort adapting this show 14 years ago, Netflix has decided to be the next person to attempt to profit off arguably the greatest contribution to animation that the world has possibly ever seen. And the results are...interesting to say the least. Dom is joined by Dontre James aka Leonardo DiBlackio, Luk of Luk Reviews and newcomer to the show Brandon Gilbert to discuss everything this show did, right and wrong. It's all covered here on the #talkintvpodcast

It's an interesting weekend. Because while the third weekend of February is usually reserved for a pretty big movie, this weekend we were graced with the destined-to-be-a-meme Madame Web. So rather than devoting an hour publicizing that movie more than it deserved, we instead decided to talk about all of the recent Marvel updates, including the Fantastic Four cast update, the drama between Sony & Marvel over Tom Holland's fourth Spider-Man movie, filming updates on Daredevil: Born Again as well as pending updates on future projects and release dates. Dom is joined by Dontre James aka Tarantino, Unyolo Movie Blogs, Mac Movie Reviews and first timer to the show Karan Khana to break all of this news down and more on the #talkintvpodcast

What's up guys! This episode's a little bit later than usual for us, but we weren't going to let this opportunity pass us by! Dom is up extra early to record with Luk & Gal Balaban to talk about the 49-er's devastating loss to the KC Chiefs, but really to talk about the new trailers that we got last night. In addition to new trailers for The Fall Guy & Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, we got our first look at the upcoming, officially titled "Deadpool & Wolverine." The first look reveals a few things such as Deadpool being recruited by the TVA as well as the reveal of Matthew MacFayden, while also being surprisingly restrained in terms of how little it actually showed. We also talk about the first look trailers for Wicked Part 1 & Twisters. All of this and more every week on the #talkintvpodcast

Alright everyone. February is upon us, which means the first full month of new content. And Luk & Dom are here to kick it off with Argylle, the latest film from Matthew Vaughn, the director of Kick-Ass, X-men: First Class and the Kingsman movies. The film features an all star cast featuring Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Samuel L. Jackson, Catherine O'Hara, Dua Lipa, Arianna DuBosse and John Cena. Does it live up to the hype or do the trailer spell out another movie that's DOA? Tune in to find out only on the #talkintvpodcast

Now that the 2023 wrap up is officially over, we can start to look forward to all the new content we're gonna get in 2024, and we're kicking it off with Masters of the Air! The new Apple TV+ original from Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, who previously collaborated on Band of Brothers & the Pacific. This time they're tackling the Air Force, and boy do they not disappoint with a jaw dropping, spectacle filled extravaganza starring Austin Butler, Callum Turner, Barry Keoghan & Ncuti Gatwa. Dom & Luk break down how this show is already changing the television landscape for 2024 and what kinds of new stuff they have to look forward to in the new year. All of this and more will continue to be covered as always on the #talkintvpodcast

Here we go. It's time people. Superbowl for regular people, but it's also us movie nerd's Superbowl as well, because it's OSCARS time. I assemble probably the absolute panel possible for predicting the Oscars, which of course consists of Dustin "the Duster" Mason, Kristen aka Ms. Filmingo & Nathaniel Ahart, all of whom have become staples of the Talkin' TV Podcast. We break down the 6 main categories plus animated feature and give our predictions as far as what will be nominated, what should be and some potential snubs and upsets. The nominations for the 96th Academy Awards will be announced on Tuesday, January 23rd, so stay tuned, and as always be sure to keep coming back to the #talkintvpodcast

This is a big one people! On this very special bonus episode of the #talkintvpodcast I sit down with Adam Murciano and Janelle Heron, the creator/lead star and co-star of the brand new scripted podcast series "Supermarket." When sitcom superstar, Carson Carson, gets blacklisted in Hollywood (and society) from his grotesque sex tape leak. Now, with his tail between his legs, he heads back to his small town in an attempt to reboot his life. Carson is then forced to reprise his job (pre-fame) at the local Supermarket, where things quickly go bananas. In just 2 months of its release, has peaked at #1 on the Apple Podcasts Comedy Fiction Charts, surpassed 20,000 global downloads on its 6 episode season, has over 140 ratings on Spotify and Apple with a 4.9/5 star average and has been listened to in 93 countries. It also stars Sugith Varughese ('CBC's Kim's Convenience'), Graham Parkhurst ('Netflix's Glamorous'), Adam Murciano ('SyFy's 'Van Helsing'), Ryan Rosery (CW's 'Riverdale') and Alexandria Benoit ('Much Music's 'Degrassi'). Definitely be sure to tune in, this one was a special one.

The next of the 2023 year end top 10 lists continues, this time with Top 10 TV shows! 2023 was certainly an odd year for TV, considering how many of our favorite shows ended this year, not to mention all the potential new and returning shows getting delayed because of the strikes. Dom is joined once again by Eli & Luk to break down their favorites from TV this year, as well as figure out what the new IT show is going to be. Is it The Bear? Is it Monarch? Tune in to find out only on the #talkintvpodcast

We're back! After a nice long two weeks away from the podcast airwaves, we are back with our annual January slate as we kick off our 6th season of podcasting! Crazy that we're already halfway to our #12seasonsandashortfilm goal! But we're kicking off Season 6 with the Top 10 Best Movies of 2023, and I assembled another kick ass panel to do so. Dustin "The Duster" Mason makes his return, as well as three new additions to the Talkin' TV roster of guests, that being Jeremy Nunez, Michael J. Alvarez & Jeremiah O'Sullivan. Great group of people, really fun, stay tuned as we break down our favorite movies of easily the best year for movies the 2020's has to offer as we kick off the newest season of the #talkintvpodcast

Alright this is it! The grand finale! The 2023 podcasting season has officially come to a close! And I decided to pull out all the stops for this one. I decided to watch 5 movies and podcast for 5 straight days in a row to edit them all together into one massive podcasting extravaganza! In this massive 2 hour and 42 minute long episode, you will find mini reviews for Godzilla minus One (2:01), The Zone of Interest (27:30), Maestro (57:39), The Boy & the Heron (1:21:14), The Iron Claw (1:38:56) & Rebel Moon: A Child of Fire (2:15:21) with various and assorted guests. It's been an absolute blast being able to bring all of this content to you guys, but I need a break. So enjoy this episode, be sure to go back and listen to all of the episodes we put out this year, we'll see you in 2024 and remember to always #watchmoremovies on the #talkintvpodcast

It's the penultimate episode of the Talkin' TV podcast's fifth season! Dom is rejoined by Gal Balaban of Film Toppings for what is turning out to be a very entertaining Oscar season in the month of December. Today they recap the biggest surprise of the year, Wonka, as well as a movie that is becoming a bit of a sneaky contender for the Oscars this year, American Fiction! It was a fun episode with Gal who's turning out to be quite the co-host for the #officialtalkintvpodcast

We're almost done with the year and our fifth season, people! With only two episodes left to go for the year, Dom is joined once again by Dustin to discuss their recent NYC trip, as well as the movies they saw! First they talk a bit about Sam Esmail's new Netflix movie, "Leave the World Behind" starring Julia Roberts, Ethan Hawke & Mahershala Ali. Then they discuss the big release of the weekend, Yorgos Lanthimos' "Poor Things" starring Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, Willem Dafoe, Ramy Yousseff, Jerrod Carmichael, Christopher Abbott & Kathryn Hunter. Then they wrap it up by discussing Sean Price Williams' directorial debut "The Sweet East" starring Talia Ryder, Simon Rex, Jacob Elordi, Ayo Edibiri & Jeremy O. Harris. It's a jam packed weekend of movies only on the #talkintvpodcast

What's going on everybody! We're in the endgame now, with only 4 weeks left in the year of 2023. We're kicking it off with a triple threat of movies that could make some moves at the upcoming awards race: Emerald Fennell's Saltburn, starring Barry Keoghan & Jacob Elordi; William Oldroyd's Eileen, starring Thomasin Mckenzie & Anne Hathaway; and Todd Haynes' May December starring Natalie Portman & Julianne Moore. Each of these three films has more in common than you would think, as Dom & Kristen break down their individual thoughts about all three and where they stand in the awards race. It's all happening right here on the #talkintvpodcast

What's going on everybody! Hope you all had a good Thanksgiving. Luk makes his grand return to the podcast to break down the two big Thanksgiving releases: Disney's Wish & Ridley Scott's Napoleon. We break down how Wish will faire against previous Disney Thanksgiving releases and whether Napoleon is a sign for Ridley Scott to hang it up. We cover all of this and more as we get closer to our fifth season finale, only on the #talkintvpodcast

On this week's episode, Dom is joined by a brand new co-host, Gal Balaban of Film Toppings, to break down the vast array of content that dropped this past week. Several TV shows both new and returning, as well as two theatrical drops, no small feet. They cover the brand new Hunger Games prequel, subtitled Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, as well as Taika Waititi's brand new film "Next Goal Wins" before moving on to the return of For all Mankind's fourth season, Nathan Fielder & Emma Stone's "The Curse" on Showtime & Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, the Apple TV+ spinoff of the Monsterverse films. It's a jam packed episode that you guys are not going to want to miss, only on the #talkintvpodcast

We're back with another fun, MARVELOUS (see what I did there) episode of the Talkin' TV podcast. We're covering both ends of the spectrum today, the thing killing movies and the thing that's trying to help keep them alive. Which is which, who can say? But we've got the Marvels, which I think I can safely say is the first really not-so-anticipated sequel we've covered on this podcast. A sequel to not only the first Captain Marvel, but also to Avengers: Endgame and 3 Disney+ shows, quite a round up we have there. Then, Dustin & I talk about the Killer, the new film from David Fincher that went straight to Netflix. Fincher's a funny guy because he's one of the best filmmakers we have, but he's also the guy who kind of started this new wave of film hell we've been in this last decade when he made House of Cards for Netflix. It's been a weird last couple of years. Keep tuning in as we wind down our biggest season yet only on the #talkintvpodcast

We're in the final home stretch! With only eight episodes to go to conclude this year as well as our fifth season of podcasting, we're kicking it off with another superhero centered one, but it's an important one I think. We check in with the first of a couple returning TV shows, this time it being "Invincible" from Robert Kirkman, starring Steven Yeun as Mark Grayson, the son of alien superhero Omni-Man, who gains the same powers as his father and becomes the titular superhero, only to discover that his father was actually there as an emissary to his alien empire the Viltrumites and was readying Earth for invasion. Season 2 picks up in the aftermath of Mark's earth-shattering fight with his dad, and Dom is joined by Eli Holicky & Unyolo Movie Blogs to discuss it. Then, they talk about the current state of the MCU in the wake of the book "MCU: the Reign of Marvel Studios" being released. It's another action packed episode of the #talkintvpodcast new episodes released every Monday.

Happy All Hallow's Eve Eve everyone! October is about wrapped, so naturally, we had to close out the spookiest month of the year with something spooky. Now does that make it good? Absolutely not, and we've got 2 for the price of one this week! Dustin joins Dom to not only break down the adaptation of "Five Nights at Freddy's" based on the majorly popular video game of the same name, but also to talk about "Pain Hustlers" starring Emily Blunt & Chris Evans in their latest attempt to show the horrors of the pharmaceutical industry. It's a different kind of spooky this week as we wrap up Shocktober, only on the #talkintvpodcast

We've got a big one here. Tonight we break down the next film from the legend himself, the greatest living filmmaker, Martin Scorsese with his new film "Killers of the Flower Moon," the first Scorsese we've covered on the podcast since 2019's "The Irishman." Dustin "the Duster" Mason joins Dom as they break down why they think this is one of the greats of the year but not necessarily in Scorsese's hall of fame despite it being a masterclass in filmmaking, from the performances to the technicals. All of that and more covered every week here on the #talkintvpodcast

We're back! It's another spooky episode for spooky season of October! New York Film Festival 61 is wrapped, and Dom & Kristen are here to talk about the three films Dom saw there, Todd Haynes' May December, Michael Mann's Ferrari & Sofia Coppola's Priscilla. Each of these films had a unique aesthetic and Dom is here to share his thoughts on all of them. Then they go into two Netflix releases that greatly impressed them, Chloe Dumont's Fair Play & Mike Flanagan's "The Fall of the House of Usher." It's a big month with a lot of content dropping and we're continuing to cover it all here on the #talkintvpodcast

It's officially October which means it's spooky season! In the past, we've done a big event surrounding spooky season which we've come to call Shock-tober, and we're definitely going to be talking about some spooky things this Halloween! Kicking it off, we're talking about probably the biggest surprise of the year so far, that being the Exorcist: Believer from David Gordon Green, who directed all three of the most recent Halloween films. Dom is joined by Dontre James aka Tarantino to also talk about the premiere of the latest Marvel Disney+ Show, Season 2 of Loki. It's all happening on another spooktacular episode of the #talkintvpodcast

Happy October everyone! We're officially into spooky season, so you know what that means! Science Fiction time! Dom is joined by Luk of Luk Reviews & Sean of Math Teacher Movies to talk about the latest film from Gareth Edwards of Godzilla & Rogue One fame, a movie that is being touted for being an original story concept, The Creator! The film follows John David Washington's Joshua Taylor who is tasked with finding and destroying a weapon in a futuristic war between humans and A. I. only to discover that the weapon is a young child simulant, or robot modeled to look like a human. Be sure to check out all their thoughts as well as their thoughts on the rest of the movies coming out during Oscar season only on the #talkintvpodcast

September is almost over, which means we're into the last three months of the year. It's Oscar time people! Dom is joined my Ms. Filmingo to discuss what was probably one of the most unexpected yet enjoyable movie experiences of the year so far, that being Dumb Money! The next film from "I, Tonya" director Craig Gillespie takes a look at the lives of several people during the events of February 2021 during the Gamestop Wall Street Short Squeeze. It features a massive ensemble cast, including Paul Dano, Pete Davidson, Shailene Woodley, Seth Rogen, Anthony Ramos, America Ferrara, Myah'lha Herrold, Talia Ryder, Dane DeHaan, Sebastian Stan, Vincent D'Onofrio & Nick Offerman. Dom & Kristen break down why they loved this movie, why it's the spiritual successor to the Social Network & the Big Short and why it deserves to be talked about. All of that and more as we continue to break down new movies leading to the end of 2023 and our fifth season, only on the #talkintvpodcast

People...WE DID IT! WE HIT 200 EPISODES!!!!!! I can't believe that we finally made it, but we did. If you had told me back in 2019 that we would be here in 2023, let alone have made 200 episodes of the podcast, I would have told you we were crazy for even trying this again. But this is a special episode, because Chris "TV Nerd" Evanko has returned from his extra long hiatus away from the show to co-host this extra special episode with Dom, which also features a celebrity panel of all the people who have helped continue to keep this podcast alive over the last year and a half. These names include Eli Holicky, Nathaniel Ahart, Math Teacher Movies, M&K Productions, Luk Reviews, Unyolo Movie Blogs & Dustin "The Duster" Mason. It's a wild time where they reminisce about all things that have happened in the history of the podcast along with a sneak peak of what's to come. It's all happening here on our 200th episode, here's to 200 more, only on the #talkintvpodcast now go watch some more f**king movies!!!!!!

It's another Hall of Fame, but arguably the biggest and most important one we've ever done. We've covered a lot of big directors on this channel, from Michael Bay to Paul Thomas Anderson to Christopher Nolan to David fincher & more. But today, Nathaniel Ahart and newcomer Ryan Maguire join up with Dom to talk about the one, the only, the great Martin Scorsese. They each break down their favorite movies from this legendary director before they combine their respective lists together for one, epic hall of fame. It's an episode for the ages that you guys do not want to miss, only on the #talkintvpodcast

We're heading into the fall, and we're in that weird time period where summer is over, but it's still warm out. People are already getting their Halloween decorations out but you can still go to the beach. It's a weird time for sure, so we decided to pull out all the stops and have some fun. We've got a lot of excellent movies from some of our favorite filmmakers coming out later on in the year, and Dom is joined by his good friend Nathaniel Ahart in the first part of a dual collaboration series covering some of their favorite filmmakers, the first of which is none other than the legend himself, Hayao Miyazaki! The co-founder of Studio Ghibli who himself has directed several numerous incredible animated efforts, as well as being the only sole animated auteur filmmaker. Dom & Nathaniel break down every one of his films and rank them in the latest episode of the #talkintvpodcast

Alas, all good things must come to an end. The summer is officially over, and with it, the summer movie season. Dom is joined by his two Succession co-hosts, Eli Holicky & Dustin "the Duster" Mason, to go over everything the summer of 2023 had to offer, from the slate of movies to the inherent quality of films and whether it even matters, to the various and assorted strikes that raged throughout Hollywood, to the unexpected box office surprises, to what their most unexpected thing that happened was. It's a long one, but a worthwhile one as we recap everything that happened during the summer of 2023 only on the #talkintvpodcast

The summer is winding down, and we've got one more blockbuster to wrap up the summer season. Unfortunately, it's from DC, but the good news is that it's an origin story that's almost entirely divorced from what came before. Dom is joined once again by Dontre aka DJ Tarantino to discuss the latest film from DC, Blue Beetle starring Xolo Mariduena from Cobra Kai as Jaime Reyes, a hispanic American who is unintentionally chosen as the inheritor of an alien scarab that bonds itself to him and allows him to become the Blue Beetle. The movie certainly had its fair share of flaws, but is a welcome breath of fresh air as far as the stench of DC is concerned. Dontre & Dom break down everything going on in the movie and the wider DC-verse as a whole in this brand new episode of the #talkintvpodcast

It's the movie event of the summer! And possibly the last, with the ongoing SAG-Aftra strike causing an industry wide shutdown and preventing stars from doing press, attending premieres, promoting or starring in any of the films they star in. Several films have been delayed with productions grinding to a halt, which makes the double release that occured this weekend even more special, with the simultaneous release of Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" and Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer." One is a pastel fueled, feminist take on a toy icon, the other is a dreary, existential biopic about one of America's most important yet unknown figures. I'll let you guys figure out which is which. Dom is joined by Luk Reviews and first time guest Luisa Tascone to break down these two wildly different movies, what makes this event so huge and more on today's episode of the #talkintvpodcast

The next mission has arrived. Dom is joined by Luk of Luk Reviews to break down one of the most anticipated movies of the summer, following in the wave that Top Gun: Maverick set last summer for Cruise as the anointed savior of Hollywood, the 7th film in the Mission Impossible series, Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1. The Mission Impossible series has been going on a long time, since the 90's, and up until recently has featured a different director bringing their unique style to each film, the likes of which have included Brian DePalma, John Woo, JJ Abrams & Brad Bird. This is the third Mission Impossible movie directed by Christopher McQuarrie, and this time sees Cruise's Ethan Hunt going up against an enemy the likes of which they've never faced before: artificial intelligence. No, I am not making that up. Dom & Luk break down exactly what makes this entry different than the last few entries, whether the changes are really worth it, and what the lasting impact of this franchise will ultimately be going forward. All of that & more on the #talkintvpodcast

A rather necessary surprise. Dustin "The Duster" Mason joins Dom to talk about one of the most unexpected surprises of the year: an R-rated studio comedy that went to theaters and was hysterically funny. Despite not being as good as some of the gems we've gotten in the past, "Joy Ride" the directorial debut of Adele Lim, with a script by Cherry Chevapravatdumrong & Teresa Hsiao, sees four Asian American women journeying throughout China in search of one of their birth mothers, as the one girl, Audrey (Ashley Park) was adopted by white parents as an infant. The film delivers with a rock solid cast, a simple enough premise and enough laughs to keep people going for the brisk, tight 90 minutes. Dom & Dustin compare this to some of their favorite comedies of the past, why studios seem so afraid to touch comedy now, and what exactly the key is to bringing one of people's favorite genres of film back. All of this and more every week on the #talkintvpodcast

Happy fourth of July everyone! We're back with the next installment of our summer series, and this time we have the return of another icon that Lucasfilm is intent on destroying, the one and only Indiana Jones with "Indiana Jones & the Dial of Destiny." Taking place in 1969, Indiana Jones is facing retirement when someone from his past returns and whisks him away on another adventure to recover Archimedes' Dial of Destiny, which can supposedly transport its user through time. But of course, the Nazis are after it as well, this time led by Mads Mikkelson's Jurgen Voller. Dom & Luk break down all the ways in which this film compares to its predecessors, and what it gets so very wrong. Keep tuning in for more episodes every week on the #talkintvpodcast

We're halfway through 2023, and June was a massive month for content, specifically in the last two weeks. Dom & Dustin team back up to talk about the glut of content released in the last week, including but not limited to "Asteroid City" & "No Hard Feelings" in theaters, as well as "Black Mirror" Season 6 on Netflix, "The Bear" Season 2 on FX & Hulu, "I'm a Virgo" on Amazon Prime & "The Idol" airing weekly on Max. Then, they go over their top 10 favorite movies for the year of 2023 so far. Keep tuning in to new episodes of the #talkintvpodcast every Monday, on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

It's arguably the most hyped up movie event of the summer. The true end of the DCEU as we know it. Dom is joined by Dontre James aka Tarantino & Unyolo Movie Blogs to break down arguably the most fascinating and most talked about superhero movie going into 2023: DC & Andres Muschetti's "The Flash." After years of going through different directors, problematic stars, shifting CEO's, Covid delays, the movie was finally released to mixed reactions and reviews, some of which seemed already prejudiced against star Ezra Miller due to his questionable antics outside of production; some of which seemed to praise the movie but acknowledge that with the pending reset that James Gunn & Peter Saffron plan on executing as the new heads of DC, the movie seemed rather pointless. The film follows Barry Allen after the events of Justice League discovering that he has the ability to travel through time, which would allow him to reset certain events from the past, including saving the life of his mother who was tragically murdered. He is able to do this, but discovers that his actions tampering with the past have caused significant changes to the present, including a different Batman played once again by legacy actor Michael Keaton, Supergirl rather than Superman, and the pending invasion of General Zod & the Kryptonian forces from "Man of Steel." Dom, Dontre & Unyolo break down everything with the movie, what the actual consensus is despite the hype, and whether it's worth watching at all. Then, Dom talks briefly about the new Pixar original film, Elemental, and how harsh critics are being with what is otherwise a very good film. Be sure to keep tuning in for more episodes every week on the #talkintvpodcast

We're back with the next installment of our summer series, and this time we're returning to one of our respective favorite settings. Dom is joined by Luk of Luk Reviews to break down the first live action Transformers installment since 2018's Bumblebee, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts." Directed by Stephen Caples, Jr. of Creed II fame, this installment takes place in 1994 and sees the Autobots attempting to claim the Transwarp Key which would allow them to return home to Cybertron after they've been marooned on Earth. Along for the ride is disgraced former military operative turned car thief Noah Diaz (Anthony Ramos) and museum intern Elena Wallace (Dominique Fishback), as they help the Autobots interact with the Maximals, a separate race of Transformers that transform into animals rather than cars and trucks. Together, these two factions face off against the Terrorcons, who seek to claim the Transwarp key for their master, the planet devourer Unicron. The film features a voice cast that includes the likes of Peter Cullen, Ron Perlman, Pete Davidson, Michelle Yeoh, Peter Dinklage, Cristo Fernandez & Colman Domingo. Dom & Luk break down how this compares to the previous installments in the series, what this film lacks versus how it honors the Beast Wars cartoon, and where it ranks for them in the Transformers canon. All of this and more every week only on the #talkintvpodcast

The summer movie season's only just begun and we already may have the best movie of the year. Dom is joined by longetime collaborator Luk of Luk Reviews to discuss the much anticipated sequel to 2018's "Into the Spiderverse" with Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse. Picking up shortly after the events of the first film, Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) is once again sucked into the Multiverse when former ally Gwen Stacy (Hailee Steinfeld) visits him to recruit him to track down a new interdimensional villain known as the Spot (Jason Schwartzmann). Along for the ride, Miles reteams with fellow ally Peter B. Parker (Jake Johnson) as he is introduced to the infinite number of Spider-people within the interdimensional Spider Society, co-lead by Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099 (Oscar Isaac) & Jessica Drew (Issa Rae), where he discovers that there is much more at stake than just another villain of the week, which causes him to question his role as Spider-Man. It all makes for an animated film experience the likes of which nobody has ever seen, all of which we cover this week on the #talkintvpodcast

It's the end of an era, truly. Dustin "The Duster" Mason & Eli Holicky join Dom to break down not just one, but TWO series finales for arguably the two greatest shows of the last couple of years. Both HBO originals, both incredibly original, both took the world by storm the last few years, and both of which are the last of an incredible run of HBO, as it has now been dropped from the title of the new streaming service enacted by the recently merged Discovery & Time Warner streaming service "Max." The two shows both wrapped their fourth and final seasons respectively. The Roys are in a final battle to sway the board to crash the pending takeover by tech CEO Lukas Mattson, but final revelations and backroom dealings provide a twist that comes out of nowhere and leaves the Roys with a lot less than they thought. Barry meanwhile is hot on the trail of Fuches & Hank who have kidnapped Sally & John, while Gene Cousineau finally confronts how his relationship with Barry has changed his life. We will miss both of these shows a lot, they've both had a marked effect on our TV watching the last couple of years. Be sure to keep tuning in to new episodes of the #talkintvpodcast as we continue our summer series, continuing next week with Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse!

The second installment in the 2023 summer series concerns another long running franchise that we love, Fast & Furious. Back in 2021, Dom & Chris watched all 9 Fast & Furious movies leading up to the pending ninth installment. Little did they know what was on the horizon. Now, Dom is joined by Luk of Luk Reviews to break down the 10th installment in this 20 year running franchise, entitled Fast X, which was recently announced to be the first in a planned trilogy to supposedly conclude the franchise. Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) & the rest of the family are up against their most dangerous foe yet, in the form of Dante Reyes (Jason Momoa) the insane son of drug kingpin Hernan Reyes, their foe from their heist in Rio de Janeiro in the fifth movie. Reyes, seeking revenge, splits up the family across all corners of the globe, framing them for a series of crimes all with the intent of torturing Dominic before he delivers the killing blow. It allows for pretty much every member of the fast family to make an appearance here, including some faces that one thought had left, all to deliver an experience that may not be exactly what people are expecting. It's all covered here on the #talkintvpodcast

We had an off week in between episodes, so we're introducing the podcast audience to a new side of the Youtube channel. Dustin "the Duster" Mason & Dom the Movie Nerd Rizzi introduce their newest monthly series, Actor Hall of Fames, in which they compile top 10 lists for a respective actor of their choosing before combining said list into an official Hall of Fame. This month, in honor of both the success of his latest directorial effort "Air" as well as his lead role in the new Robert Rodriguez film "Hypnotic" we are doing Ben Affleck, an actor who's had a lot of ups and downs in his career. Happy Mother's Day to all, and be sure to keep tuning in for more great episodes of the #talkintvpodcast

The summer season is here people! We're kicking it off with probably the most hotly anticipated Marvel movie in literal years now, Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 3! Dom is joined by John Maffeo to break down everything that happens in this anticipated threequel, all of the drama that has beset Marvel these last few Covid ruled years and how much time has passed since the last time we saw these characters. The Guardians are back and this time must go on one last adventure to save their friend Rocket Raccoon (Bradley Cooper), who is in danger involving his creator, the High Evolutionary (Chukwudi Iwuji). The returning cast members include Chris Pratt as Peter Quill/Star-Lord, Zoe Saldana as Gamora, Dave Bautista as Drax the Destroyer, Karen Gillan as Nebula, Pom Klementieff as Mantis, Vin Diesel as the voice of Groot, Sean Gunn as Kraglin, Elizabeth Debicki as Ayesha and Sylvester Stallone as Stakar Ogord, along with newcomers Will Poulter as Adam Warlock & Maria Bakalova as Cosmo the Space Dog! It's all covered here in another fun filled episode of the #talkintvpodcast

We're well into the spring, and due to the lack of content, Dom & his co-host Mac of Mac Movie Reviews & the M&K Productions Pod, break down a variety of topics ranging from a preview of the summer movie season to the recent clip drops from Cinemacon. They talk about the recent early reactions to the Flash & Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 as well as the trailer for the latest season of the Witcher, set for an end of June release. Some other topics include what constitutes a young movie star anymore, as well as the rough treatment of Henry Cavill by certain franchises recently, before they end with a quick run through of all the pending summer movies, including Fast X, Mission Impossible 7, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer, and Greta Gerwig's Barbie. It's all covered on another episode of the #talkintvpodcast