The Flash, the latest comic book summer tent movie arrived and imploded. What went wrong? Why did audiences turn away in droves? Jim saw the movie, and he provided Teal with a report. Also, why did Disney seemingly cut six second from the Academy Award-winning French Connection? And why is Discovery Warner Brothers CEO, David Zaslav bent on proving how much he hates movies by chopping the heads off the brain trust at TCM (Turner Classic Movies)?
This week Jim and Teal cover all this, poorly constructed deep-sea submersibles, and Hungarian cinematic master, Bela Tarr. Strap in, there's a lot of stuff to cover.
Neo Noir Part 2: Jim and Bill Detect Some More 70s Intrigue on the Criterion Channel
Neo Noir: Jim and Bill Break Down Criterion's Neo Noir Series Part 1
F9 and Black Widow: Or How to Throw $100 Down the Toilet in One Afternoon
The Return of the Somerville Theatre
In the Heights: Stuff We've Seen Gets Controversial
What a Feeling! Stuff We've Seen Goes Video
Six Underground: Jim and Teal Take on Michael Bay
Army of the Dead
What Happened Was...A Fantastic Trip to the Indie 90s
93rd Academy Awards Oscar Wrap Up
Cinerama Dome Memories: Jim and Teal Look Back at a Theater Icon.
Criterion Channel's Second Anniversary
Another Round with Bill From Queens
Stuff We've Seen Turns 100: The Snyder Cut.
2021 Oscar Nominations - Jim and Teal Break it All Down
Stuff We've Seen Pays Homage to Siskel and Ebert
Nomadland and Possessor Uncut
Scott Pilgrim Vs The World Vs Jim and Teal
Shadow in The Cloud and Wolf of Snow Hollow
Promising Young Woman and News of the World
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