Cinema Smash: The Podcast Cinema Smash!

We're finally back with our first episode of 2022! And we're returning with one of the biggest superhero movies of this time, and maybe ever. Swinging right into Marvel's Spider-Man No Way Home and the 20 years of Spider-cinema that came before. Filled with rankings, soundtrack discussion and all the nostalgia of our favourite friendly neighbourhood web-slingers!  

Denis Villeneuve's movie Dune (2021) hit screens in the second half of the year and blessed fans with beautiful visuals, a thrilling score and captivating storyline. An adaptation of the original 1965 novel written by Frank Herbert. The original sci-fi / political intrigue story that laid the groundworks for Star Wars and Game of Thrones.

We went to the premiere and enjoyed this movie liked it should be, on the big screen. We discuss story, score, acting and adaptation. Here we are, and here we remain. Remember the importance of water and grab a drink before you sit down to listen, while we follow the road that leads into the desert.

We're back after our summer break and jump back into the MCU with their first Phase 4 movie release - Black Widow.

We're talking Fireflies, Sweet Farewells and praise the movie for their cinematography, score and acting talent. While not ignoring the flaws in this movie, or the MCU in general. So get ready to pose and skydive into the newest episode while we finally break down Scarlett Johansson's solo movie as Black Widow and master the task at hand.

In this episode we'll discuss the newest movie in the Conjuring Universe - The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It - our first cinema experience of 2021. We break down the movie, the universe it takes place in and all the easter eggs we found. Grab your popcorn, and if you get scared easily: maybe a blanket, we're diving deep in ghost and horror territory. 

In this episode Luuk discusses the fourth and final season of Netflix' vampire anime Castlevania, based on the videogame series of the same name, and the third season of the animated Netflix show Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous and its possible connection to the next movie in the Jurassic franchise - Jurassic World Dominion. 

In this episode of the Pop!Date we'll give our review on Zack Snyder's new Netflix movie "Army of the Dead" and we're not the biggest fans. Besides that we'll reflect on the F.R.I.E.N.D.S reunion episode which was recently released, we'll give our final expectations for the new Marvel show LOKI releasing on Disney+ on June 9th and end with a little teaser for our upcoming episodes.