Movie Reviews

In this episode, we explore the complexities of Clint Eastwood's film "Juror No. 2," delving into its narrative structure and character development. We discuss the rapid progression of the legal drama, noting Eastwood's distinct directing style and the portrayal of the protagonist—a recovering alcoholic navigating a morally ambiguous landscape. Our analysis critiques the film’s tendency to evoke sympathy for flawed characters and raises questions about the possibility of genuine change. We highlight the lack of emotional resonance and character evolution, ultimately expressing frustration with [...]

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In this episode, I provide a critical analysis of two contrasting films: "Megalopolis," directed by Francis Ford Coppola, which I describe as a disjointed and lengthy experience lacking coherence or depth, and "Speak No Evil," a compelling human drama. I reflect on my frustrations with "Megalopolis," noting its absurd narrative and characters whose motivations feel illogical, as well as the forced philosophical undertones that fail to resonate. In stark contrast, I praise "Speak No Evil" for its strong performances and engaging [...]

In this episode, I analyze the film "It Ends With Us," featuring Blake Lively, examining its exploration of the cycle of abuse. Despite strong performances and writing, I critique the film's lack of psychological depth. The narrative, centered on Lily's tumultuous love life with Ryle and Atlas, raises questions about her growth and the portrayal of flawed masculinity. I highlight the film's failure to explore women's complexities and its reliance on victimization tropes. However, I acknowledge a powerful moment of reflection by Lily, urging viewers to approach the film with critical awareness [...]

In this episode, I delve into a detailed and critical review of the movie "Long Legs." I critique it as a collection of horror movie cliches, from killer clowns to creepy dolls, expressing disappointment in the excessive use of jump scares. I highlight the lack of coherence in the plot, pointing out inconsistencies in character development and world-building. Additionally, I explore the deeper themes of single mothers making deals with the devil, drawing parallels to societal issues. I discuss the symbolism of the free dolls and the movie's ending, offering a comprehensive analysis of its [...]

Delving into the movie experience of "Inside Out 2", the speaker shares humorous and awkward moments at the theater, initially skeptical but surprised by the depth of the film. They discuss themes of adolescence, emotions, and puberty, appreciating the nuanced portrayal and relatable challenges. Reflecting on anxiety and emotional growth, the speaker praises the storytelling and humor, recommending the film for its engaging portrayal. Expressing a hope for a sequel, they suggest exploring the protagonist's high school and dating experiences.

Philosopher and novelist Stefan Molyneux takes apart Dune, Star Wars, the Terminator, and all other sorts of nonsense!

I will never forgive you all for urging me to watch this hot mess of celluloid...

Artist and philosopher Stefan Molyneux reviews the new monster movie GODZILLA MINUS ONE!

The LIVE Review of Napoleon 2023!

Livestreamed 29 November 2023

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux and his 14 year old daughter Isabella take you on a surprisingly deep journey into the new shark movie THE MEG 2!