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Weekly podcast focused on the movies, reviews, trailer reactions, current events in Hollywood, and all things cinema.

  1. 4d ago

    Cinema Goodness Podcast Halloween Special

    We asked our AI co-host for something creepy. Psychological.Blake took the assignment personally.What starts as another night recording The Cinema Goodness Podcast becomes a nightmare Kahim and JP can’t explain—and might not escape.A CINEMA GOODNESS HALLOWEENAn original animated horror-comedy short featuring Kahim, JP, and Blake.A Lightrich Studios production.Some conversations should stay in the studio.

  2. 4d ago

    Doomsday March Day 3: VisionQuest Ep 5 & 6 Breakdown + Civil War & Black Panther Rewatch

    What do we inherit, and what do we choose to become? Day 3 of the Doomsday March: Captain America: Civil War, Black Panther, and VisionQuest Episodes 5 & 6.⚠️ SPOILER WARNING: This episode discusses VisionQuest Episodes 5 and 6 (“Firewall” and “Deadlock”) in detail.Catching up on the series? Day 1: [LINK TO DAY 1] · Day 2: [LINK TO DAY 2]Doomsday March is our ongoing journey through Marvel films and stories ahead of Avengers: Doomsday. It isn't just a nostalgia marathon. We're revisiting these stories to explore their themes, their legacies, and their possible connections to what's coming.IN THIS EPISODE• Why Civil War broke the Avengers: the Sokovia Accords, Zemo, and Steve vs. Tony • Black Panther: T'Challa vs. Killmonger and the cost of inheriting a kingdom • Wakanda's world-building, from Hannah Beachler's production design to Ruth E. Carter's costumes • VisionQuest Episodes 5 & 6: Vision, Tommy, Ultron, Jocasta, and the question of free will • Who is the Client? Our theories, clearly labeled as speculation • What these stories might mean for Avengers: Doomsday (theory, not confirmed)

    Doomsday March Day 3: VisionQuest Ep 5 & 6 Breakdown + Civil War & Black Panther Rewatch

  3. Oct 29

    Doomsday March Day 2: What Makes a Hero Worthy of Power?

    Doomsday March: Day 2 revisits Captain America: The First Avenger and The Avengers, then breaks down VisionQuest Episodes 3 & 4 to explore power, identity, and the legacies shaping the MCU's future.⚠️ SPOILER WARNING: This episode discusses VisionQuest Episodes 3 and 4 in detail.THE DOOMSDAY MARCH CONTINUESWe're revisiting Marvel's films and stories ahead of Avengers: Doomsday. This isn't just a nostalgia marathon. We're looking back to examine what made these stories matter, what their characters left behind, and whether those legacies can help shape what's coming next.

    Doomsday March Day 2: What Makes a Hero Worthy of Power?

  4. Oct 29

    Doomsday March Day 1: White Vision, Ultron & the X-Men

    Marvel is bringing its past back. Does it still matter? Day 1 of the Doomsday March: we react to [TRAILER NAME], revisit X-Men (2000) and X2: X-Men United, and break down VisionQuest Episodes 1 & 2. ⚠️ SPOILER WARNING: This episode discusses VisionQuest Episodes 1 and 2 in detail. Doomsday March is our ongoing journey through Marvel films and stories ahead of Avengers: Doomsday. It isn't just a nostalgia marathon. We're revisiting these stories to explore their themes, their legacies, and their possible connections to what's coming.

    Doomsday March Day 1: White Vision, Ultron & the X-Men

  5. Oct 16

    Lanterns Finale Review: Great Hero, Broken Finale?

    Lanterns gave us a John Stewart worth believing in. Did it give us a finale worth the wait? ⚠️ Full spoilers for Episode 8, "Dirt and Stars." Kahim and JP break down the Lanterns Season 1 finale: John's choice to spare Noah, the decision to let Carrie walk, the truth behind Hal Jordan's death, the Halogram's farewell, and that final flight into the wider DC Universe. The big question is whether a show can get its hero right and still get its ending wrong.

    Lanterns Finale Review: Great Hero, Broken Finale?

  6. Oct 8

    Hal Jordan Was Never Brave, He Just Stopped Feeling Fear | Lanterns Ep. 7 Breakdown

    A guy trapped in a hallway that keeps rewriting itself. A family trapped in a legacy that's been rewriting itself for three generations. Same loop, two very different buildings.Tonight Kahim gives his honest, conflicted take on Backrooms — a movie that had him completely locked in for the first half and completely lost him by the third act — breaking down exactly where the psychological horror gives way to a conventional monster chase, and why Clark's transformation never quite earns itself. Then we go deep on Lanterns Episode 7, "The Jordan Boys' Legacy" — the episode that finally explains who Hal Jordan really was, tracing a chain of inherited pain from Martin Jordan to Hal to John Stewart, and the gut-punch reveal that Hal's "fearlessness" was never courage at all.

    Hal Jordan Was Never Brave, He Just Stopped Feeling Fear | Lanterns Ep. 7 Breakdown

  7. Sep 27

    The Walls Were Never Going to Save Them | The Last House + Lanterns EP6

    A family that built walls to keep the ocean out. An institution that builds walls to keep accountability out. Tonight Kahim and JP ask what happens when the wall was never actually the plan — it was just the delay. Netflix's The Last House follows the Delgado family, five years sealed behind an invisible barrier while something moves through the rain outside — until a supply run gone wrong forces them to choose between fighting back and finally letting go of control. Then Lanterns Episode 6, "Bad Optics" — ten years after Rushville, Hal Jordan is dead, and the institution John walked away from won't even investigate, because a disgraced Green Lantern is bad for the brand.

    The Walls Were Never Going to Save Them | The Last House + Lanterns EP6

  8. Sep 22

    He Got the Ring. Then He Gave It Back. | Lanterns "Lights Out" + King Richard

    A cosmic cop who can't let go of his ring. A father who has to let go of everything he built. Tonight Kahim and JP put them side by side — and the answer isn't as similar as it looks.Lanterns Episode 5, "Lights Out" is the episode where the show stops asking "who is the Manhunter" and starts asking who you can actually trust with power. Hal Jordan crashes his own car to leave John Stewart behind. Zoe Macon's decade of "protecting" Rushville turns out to have a body count and a debt attached. And John — after a brutal motel fight, a mercy kill, and finally getting the ring he trained his whole life for — puts it on, says it felt empty, and walks away.Then for our Rewatch of the Week, we go back to King Richard — Richard Williams' 78-page blueprint for two daughters who weren't even good at tennis yet, and what happens when the plan works so well the people inside it outgrow it.We're talking: 💚 Zoe's "miracles" and the debt nobody in Rushville knew they signed up for 💚 Hal Jordan's worst midlife crisis in the history of outer space — and why it's tragic, not just villainous 💚 The motel fight, the ring, and John Stewart's Great Refusal 💚 What "Lights Out" quietly sets up about a 2026 timeline where Hal is already gone 🎾 The 78-page blueprint — protection, or control? 🎾 Oracene's kitchen scene, and why Richard isn't the whole story 🎾 The Oscar-night shadow over King Richard's legacy — does it change the film, or just the conversation around it?

    He Got the Ring. Then He Gave It Back. | Lanterns "Lights Out" + King Richard
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Weekly podcast focused on the movies, reviews, trailer reactions, current events in Hollywood, and all things cinema.

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  • Creator
    Cinema Goodness
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    71
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © Cinema Goodness
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