Episode 89: Drop Review, Death Stranding gets a director for it's movie, The Bodyguard remake, and Robert Pattinson may join Dune 3

Movie Reviews and TV Scoops: A Nerdy Duo’'s Take

In the latest episode of our podcast, we dive into the thrilling world of cinema with a review of the film "Drop," directed by Christopher Landon. As a brother-sister, we bring our unique perspectives to the table, discussing not only the film but also its connections to classic horror films, particularly one from Wes Craven.

But the conversation doesn't stop there! The episode starts with us getting into the latest movie news, where we discuss upcoming adaptations and sequels, including the much-anticipated "Beetlejuice 3" and a prequel to the "Ocean's" franchise starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling. With the resurgence of video game adaptations in Hollywood, we ponder whether these films can capture the essence of our interactive counterparts.

Listeners can expect a lively discussion about the potential of these adaptations, as well as the challenges filmmakers face when translating beloved video games into cinematic experiences. The podcast also features a "Trailer Park" segment, where we review the latest trailers, including the new "Mission Impossible" installment and an animated anthology series centered around the Predator franchise.

As the episode continues, we share our thoughts on the Academy's new category for "Best Stunt Design," a long-overdue recognition of the hard work and creativity that goes into crafting breathtaking action sequences. This discussion emphasizes the importance of acknowledging all aspects of filmmaking, from acting to stunts, and sparks a conversation about the future of awards in the film industry.

Then we get into our review for "Drop" which has been generating buzz not just for its suspenseful storyline but also for its intriguing ties to the horror genre.

Join us for this exciting episode filled with insights, laughter, and a shared passion for movies. Whether you're a seasoned film buff or just looking for your next watch, there's something for everyone in this engaging discussion. Don't miss out—tune in now.

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