Movie Rambling & Reviews

Just leaving the theater and I felt compelled to ramble about this stellar movie. I kind of "him haw" when discussing it. I don't like to spoil those movies that are fresh in theaters. It definitely comes from a vein of Spielberg, in all the right ways. I'm pleased to have had the opportunity to see it on the big screen. I need to get out more. Ha ha. I ramble vaguely about it. Just been horribly busy, but things are settling down. If you ever have a suggestion, reach out https://www.facebook.com/share/1TkzF8atw2/ Thank you for listening

I was honestly surprised with how much I enjoyed this movie. I rambled about it for around 15 minutes. Hope you enjoy both the movie and this episode. Thank you for listening.

Welcome to another episode of Movie Rambling & Reviews I do apologize for the delay in posting episodes. Life happens, got busy, celebrated birthdays and a graduation. But I'm back. And a big thanks to listener Amy for reaching out, wondering if I was going to post a new episode. It is a hodge podge of movies, a few new and a few from the 1990s. So take a listen, leave some notes and enjoy the episode. Thanks - Greg the Host

I ramble on about various movies that I've viewed for the past few weeks. Drop Dead Gorgeous This is Spinal Tap Ready or Not 2 They Will Kill You etc. etc. I appreciate the listening support. Always looking for episode suggestions. With all these trying times, movies do help to distract the mind. Thank you and another new episode will be coming soon.

Greg reviews Project Hail Mary, sharing his spoiler-free thoughts on the film adaptation of Andy Weir's novel. He discusses the science-driven plot, Ryland Grace's journey, and the film's emotional and visual strengths, praising Ryan Gosling's performance and the bonding with an alien companion.

Greg compares the book and movie, noting how the film condenses scientific explanations while retaining the heart of the story, and encourages viewers—especially young people—to be inspired by the film’s celebration of science.

Sadly, it was delayed a couple of days, however I was still able to record an episode discussing Part 3D and Jason Goes to Hell. I just rambled on about why I enjoyed Part 3 and why Jason Goes to Hell is more... meh. Thank you for listening

No spoilers. I just rambled on about Scream 7 and I found it to be entertaining. For the 7th movie in the franchise, I feel it's still holding things together. It's not perfect, not the best, however it was entertaining. Better than some of the other horror/slasher franchises if they reach to this level. I want horror, specifically slashers to still be active in the future. Supporting them is the only way. Yes, Scream 7 was middle of the road, however it is worth a watch. And encouraging others to see it and make their own decision if it's good or bad. I'm frustrated with individuals putting the movie down on opening weekend. We need to support movies and the theater, before it goes away. I also talk briefly about the voiceover work I did for a commercial. Shared the link below. https://youtu.be/1opFinxTr7A?si=5CYNR_JFEL3-HWeQ

In an ongoing subject, I'm going to review a Friday the 13th movie that I'll view on the day. Of course I was a little late with releasing this one. However I do discuss the movie with a minor breakdown with minimal spoilers. I can't rate this one though, it'd be 10/10 , it's a biased rating. Enjoy the episode. Thank you for listening