We fooled you, dear listener! Your favorite film analysis podcast is back with one last surprise to end 2017! When we heard the early response to the Netflix original film, Bright, we thought it would be fun to sit down together and watch it. AND, record our initial thoughts about it! So, we did!
Things Look Bright
As we mention at the beginning of the episode, this is a taste of the bonus content you can expect to find on Patreon in 2018.
We want to do more shows like this where we find something that may be brand new and watch it together and talk about it immediately. The takes are a little hotter and the analysis is a little more raw. We expect this content to be available quarterly for Patrons who pledge $3 or more per month.
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Back to the Show
In this bonus episode, we look at the Will Smith/Joel Edgerton buddy-Orc-cop blockbuster, Bright. We got together on a cold OKC night and watched the David Ayer-directed action-fantasy, with possibly surprising reactions. And right after we watched the movie, we recorded a show. Typically we give ourselves a few days to reflect, re-watch and research, but this was hot off the presses.
We decide if Bright is worth the time, and then give you some recommendations to pair with it, or watch in its place.
So, grab your magic wands if you can and tune in to this fun show to wrap up 2017!
We’ll see you next month when we start our AntiTrash Marathon!
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