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Welcome to the latest episode of Night at the Movies, where we discuss Marvel Studios' latest movie, "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania". As two avid Marvel fans, we have a lot to say about this latest installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and overall, we thought it was an alright film.
Directed by Peyton Reed, "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" brings back Paul Rudd as Scott Lang, a.k.a Ant-Man, and Evangeline Lilly as Hope van Dyne, a.k.a The Wasp, who team up again for another adventure. The movie also sees the return of Michael Douglas as Hank Pym, Michelle Pfeiffer as Janet van Dyne, and introduces Jonathan Majors as Kang the Conqueror, who is set to be the next big villain in the MCU.
While the movie had some moments showcasing some impressive visual effects and action sequences, it didn't quite have the same level of excitement and impact as some of the other Marvel movies. The humor was there, as we've come to expect from Paul Rudd's character, but it wasn't quite as consistent or memorable as in some of his previous appearances.
That being said, the movie does have some important themes that are worth exploring, such as the consequences of time travel and the responsibilities that come with power. It also sets up some intriguing storylines for future movies, including the possibility of a "Young Avengers" team-up.
Overall, we think "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Mania" is an alright addition to the MCU. It's not the best Marvel movie out there, but it's also not the worst. We give it a solid 6 out of 10 Pym Particles.
If you're a Marvel fan, we still recommend giving it a watch and tuning in to this episode to hear our thoughts and insights. Who knows, you may have a different opinion than us! And as always, don't forget to download, listen, and share this podcast with your fellow Marvel enthusiasts.
So, whether you loved it, liked it, or thought it was just alright, join us in discussing "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" on this episode.

Glad to be back. Let's discuss.

March 2022  has already proven to be an awesome month for movies and television! In this episode of Night at the Movies, Phenicie and Miyasato talk about the teaser trailer for "Obi-Wan Kenobi," coming to Disney+ in the end of May. They finish by having a fun and in-depth discussion about the latest comic book masterpiece, "THE BATMAN".

Listen as they discuss all the great aspects of the flick including Robert Pattinson's amazing performance as the caped crusader, Matt Reeves' perfectly executed direction of the film, and Greg Fraiser's masterful shot composition. They even talk interesting results from polls answered by you guys, including:
Who has had the best portrayal of Batman?Who has the best bat suit?Who was the better villain, Paul Dano's Riddler or Heath Ledger's Joker?Which was the better movie, Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight" or Matt Reeves' "The Batman"?
We had so much fun with this movie and an even better time discussing it. Can't wait for you to join us! Let's discuss.

It has been a while, but we are back! Join NATM podcast hosts Bailey Phenicie and Colton Miyasato as they wrap up "Euphoria" S2 with a review/discussion about Episodes 5, 6, 7, and 8. A lot happened in these final episodes and we had a lot of fun talking about them - we can't wait for you to come along for the ride!

As always, Phenicie and Miyasato answer all the questions that fellow cinephiles and overly-exaggerated high school drama fans are wondering: What happened to Laurie, is she still after the 10k? Why is Minka Kelly spying on Maddy? Do Ali and Rue's mom have some sexual tension? Where do Rue and Jules stand after her final kiss goodbye? Why is Ashtray a dumb ass? Are all these unanswered questions cliff hangers or just lazy writing?

Sit back, relax, and grab a snack! Let's discuss.

Happy Valentines Day y'all! In this special episode of Night At The Movies, NATM hosts Bailey Phenicie and Colton Miyasato talk "Euphoria" S2 Episode 3 and 4. then wrap up with the movie we have all been waiting for...."The King's Man"....jk. If you were looking forward to this movie like we were, sorry. But you came to the right place as Phenicie and Miyasato do not hold back on why this movie was a miss. 

As interesting as this week's watches were, we still aim to answer every viewer's dying questions: How far can Cassie be pushed? What happened to Cal's third son? When will Euphoria actually tell a story? Why did the Shepherd's reveal suck? Why was Rasputin a freak? Did Orlando really need to create the Kingsman?

In celebration of V-day, the Night At The Movies Podcast is running a give away! Be sure to listen closely as we explain how you can win FOUR free movies. 

Happy listening!

This week on Night At The Movies Podcast, NATM hosts Bailey Phenicie and Colton Miyasato talk through the most absurd and ridiculously inaccurate high school drama ever to bless our screens: "Euphoria" S2. In this season, the tension is higher, the alcohol is flowing, the drugs are being snorted, and we cannot be more excited to talk about it.

Listen as Colton dives deep into the mind of Euphoria writer and director, Sam Levinson, as he explains some of the cool technical accomplishment the first two episodes were able to accomplish. As always, Bailey and Colton answer every question Euphoria watchers may have after the first two episodes: Will Rue and Jules break up? Why are Ashtray and Fez at a high school party in the first place? Is Dominik Fike the best addition to the show? Why is it so easy to hate Nate? Toilet guy...real dick or stunt dick?

Excited to have y'all here - let's have some fun!

What a way to cap off the year with Marvel Studios' conclusion of their latest Disney + series, "Hawkeye" and the epic blockbuster that had 40 year old men crying in their seats, "Spider-man: No Way Home". In this pod, NATM hosts Bailey Phenicie and Colton Miyasato discuss what they loved and hated about the infamous MCU archer for the first 15 minutes and finish the hour strong by diving head first into one of the most surreal projects created by Marvel and Sony.

If you loved the movie just as much as we did, you do not want to miss this! Sit back, relax, and have a snack while you listen to us answer the most important questions: How does Dr. Strange's final spell work? Was Andrew Garfield the star of the show? Why did Jamie Foxx come back attractive as hell? Where does this leave us for Tom's future trilogy as the web-slinger? 

Oh yeah, spoiler alert.