Scene It all Movies

Richard Wade

Every week, we pick one movie and break it down—what we loved, what made no sense, and the moments we can’t stop quoting (or roasting). From hilarious recasts to calling out the worst lines, no scene is safe. 🍿🔥 If you’ve ever yelled at a screen, rewrote the ending in your head, or argued over a plot hole with your friends, you’re in the right place. 📽️ New video every week – Subscribe, follow, and join the debate!

  1. 4d ago

    Plot Holes & Private Bunkers: Why Half Our Crew HATED The Rock (1996)

    Welcome back to Scene It All Movies! This week, Richard, Amber, Joe, and Juan are breaking down the Michael Bay 90s blockbuster, The Rock. From Nicolas Cage’s strict refusal to cuss on set to Sean Connery demanding a private bunker on Alcatraz, we are covering all the behind-the-scenes madness. We also dive into the wildly popular theory that Connery’s character is actually an aging James Bond. But the real fireworks start during the review—half the crew thinks this movie is a flawless piece of mindless 90s action, and the other half thinks it belongs in the trash. Who do you agree with? Let us know in the comments if The Rock still holds up, and hit subscribe so you never miss an episode! ⏱️ Jump to your favorite scenes: 00:00 - Intro & How Nicolas Cage became an action star01:04 - Cage’s "No Cussing" Rule & Connery’s private Alcatraz bunker02:46 - Box office success & Michael Bay's 90s style06:23 - The James Bond Theory: Is John Mason actually 007?07:34 - Recast: Would we replace Nicolas Cage?08:57 - Scene Stealers: Ed Harris, Sean Connery, & those green glass balls11:21 - The Best (and Most Cringeworthy) Lines14:52 - The Biggest Plot Holes (Magic cameras, two-inch floods, & chest-stabbing)21:28 - Deleted/Added Scenes: What would we cut?25:10 - Queue It or Screw It: Does The Rock still hold up?26:11 - Could we actually survive a hostage situation on Alcatraz?28:22 - Our Favorite Scenes34:36 - Next Week's Pick: The Drama #TheRock #TheRockMovie #NicolasCage #SeanConnery #EdHarris #MichaelBay #JerryBruckheimer #90sAction #ActionMovies #90sMovies #Alcatraz

    Plot Holes & Private Bunkers: Why Half Our Crew HATED The Rock (1996)
  2. Aug 22

    9 Years Old & Crossing the Border ALONE | Under the Same Moon Review

    Can a 9-year-old survive the dangerous journey from Mexico to Los Angeles completely alone? Welcome back to Scene It All Movies! Tonight, we’re diving into the massive 2007 indie hit Under the Same Moon (La Misma Luna). With a tiny $1.7 million budget that exploded into a $23 million box office smash, this film left a huge mark—but does it hold up today? We’re breaking down Carlitos' incredible journey to reunite with his undocumented mother, Eugenio Derbez’s breakout American role, and the gritty, realistic struggles of immigrant families. Plus, we debate the real questions: How did Carlitos keep his haircut looking so fresh in the desert? And who is actually eating Jalapeño Pop-Tarts?! Hit play to see if we Cue It or Screw It, and thank you for helping our recent Life of Pi review blow up on TikTok! ⏱️ Jump to Your Favorite Scenes: 00:00 - Intro & Box Office Breakdown (1 Million or 1.7 Million?!)03:55 - Scene Stealer: Carlitos (The 9-Year-Old Bookkeeper)05:13 - Best Lines, Worst Lines, & Going Away Parties08:49 - Plot Holes: Crossing the Border with a Fresh Haircut?11:25 - Deleted Scenes We Wish Existed (Where is La Puerta Negra?)12:58 - Vibe Check: Would We Actually Survive the Journey?17:01 - Favorite Scenes: The Reality of Unpaid Labor & Nannies20:30 - Surprise Cameos: America Ferrera & Los Tigres del Norte22:14 - Wait, What?! (The Jalapeño Pop-Tart Debate)26:15 - Recasting: Did Kate del Castillo Overact?28:04 - Final Verdict: Overrated or Underrated? (Cue It or Screw It)31:25 - TikTok Updates & What’s Next! #UnderTheSameMoon #LaMismaLuna #MovieReview #SceneItAllMovies #EugenioDerbez #KateDelCastillo #AmericaFerrera #LatinoCinema #FilmPodcast #CueItOrScrewIt

    9 Years Old & Crossing the Border ALONE | Under the Same Moon Review
  3. Aug 15

    Masters of the Universe (2026) Movie Review: Why This $170M Reboot Bombed | Scene It All Movies

    Welcome back to Scene It All Movies! This week, Richard, Joe, and Juan are surviving the $170 million box-office disaster that is the 2026 Masters of the Universe movie, now streaming on Amazon Prime. Did it deserve to flop? We’re breaking down everything from the Jared Leto Skeletor controversy and Kristen Wiig's role as Evil-Lyn, to the bizarre CGI choices and out-of-place jokes. We cover the post-credit scenes you probably skipped, discuss the absolute wildest "Wait, What?" moments (like catching a chainsaw spaceship bare-handed), and give our final verdict: Dump It, Keep It, or Burn It. Let us know in the comments if you agree with the 86% Rotten Tomatoes audience score! Plus, stick around to see Juan catch some heat for his Fifth Element take. 🕒 Chapter Timeline: 00:00 - The $170M Box Office Bomb & Jared Leto Drama 01:23 - Dolph Lundgren’s Cameo & Kristen Wiig as Evil-Lyn 02:55 - Post-Credit Scenes Explained (Orko, She-Ra, & Skeletor) 04:16 - Scene Stealers: Skeletor’s Look & Lockjaw 06:27 - What Was Missing? (How He-Man Lost the Sword) 07:20 - The First Hour vs. The Rest of the Movie 10:10 - Biggest "Wait, What?" Moments & Giant Robots 13:02 - Would We Survive Skeletor's Wrath? 13:41 - Vibe Check: Campy Tones & Weird Music Choices 16:35 - The Best & Worst Lines in the Movie 21:18 - That Anti-Climactic "Six Months Later" Ending 22:36 - Who We Would Have Recast 23:48 - Dump It, Keep It, or Burn It? The Final Verdict 24:51 - Hidden Cameos (Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson) 27:16 - Rotten Tomatoes Scores vs. Our Reality 28:06 - Next Week’s Movie Pick (Under the Same Moon) #MastersOfTheUniverse #HeMan #MovieReview #SceneItAllMovies #AmazonPrimeVideo #Skeletor #BoxOfficeBomb #MastersOfTheUniverse2026 #FilmPodcast #PrimeVideo

    Masters of the Universe (2026) Movie Review: Why This $170M Reboot Bombed | Scene It All Movies
  4. Aug 8

    Does The Fifth Element (1997) Still Hold Up? | Movie Review

    Did The Fifth Element actually survive the 90s, or is it just nostalgic cheese? Welcome back to Scene It All Movies! This week, Richard, Joe, and Juan are breaking down Luc Besson's 1997 sci-fi wild ride, The Fifth Element. From Bruce Willis and Milla Jovovich's iconic "multipass" moments to Chris Tucker's unforgettable performance, we are covering it all. Tune in to find out why Gary Oldman despised his time on set, the bizarre casting what-ifs (could you imagine Prince as Ruby Rhod?), and why Juan might just be the biggest hater of this 90s cult classic. Plus, we debate the pacing, the plot holes, and whether the hero and villain actually needing to meet matters in a movie. Drop a comment: Would you Cue It or Screw It? And do you agree with Juan? Let us know below! Listen to Scene It All Movies everywhere: Available on Patreon, Amazon Music, and all major podcast platforms! #TheFifthElement #SceneItAllMovies #SciFiMovies #90sNostalgia #MovieReview #BruceWillis #MillaJovovich #LucBesson #FilmPodcast #Multipass #CultClassic Timeline / Chapters00:00 - Intro & The Plot of The Fifth Element01:00 - Behind-the-Scenes: Director Drama, Mobius, & Prince's Rejected Role03:12 - "Leg on a Stick" & Why Gary Oldman Hated Filming This Movie04:36 - Recasting: Wasted Talent & Unbelievable Generals06:49 - The Best & Cheesiest Lines ("Multipass!")10:07 - Favorite Scenes (And Juan Hating the Ending)13:30 - Plot Holes: Fast Pacing & The Villain/Hero Dynamic16:53 - Deleted Scenes & Defending the "Useless" President18:28 - Could We Survive the Ship Explosion?21:19 - The Vibe Check: Does the Emotion Hit? (Plus Valerian comparisons)25:47 - Cue It or Screw It?27:07 - Underrated or Overrated?29:54 - Teaser: What We're Watching Next Week! (He-Man)

    Does The Fifth Element (1997) Still Hold Up? | Movie Review
  5. Aug 1

    Revisiting an East L.A. Epic: My Family / Mi Familia (1995) Deep Dive | Scene It All Movies

    This week, Richard, Joe, and Juan are heading to East L.A. to revisit Francis Ford Coppola's surprise 1995 passion project: My Family / Mi Familia. Directed by Gregory Nava, this multi-generational drama spans decades of trials, tragedies, and triumphs for the Sanchez family. We are breaking down the legendary cast—from Jimmy Smits and Esai Morales to Edward James Olmos and a breakthrough performance by Jennifer Lopez. Join the guys as they debate everything from the emotional weight of the immigrant experience to the absolute worst uses of Spanglish in cinematic history (yes, we are looking directly at J.Lo's accent 😂). Plus, we ask the tough questions: Why did Jimmy make those questionable life choices? Was Scott Bakula's random cameo necessary? And most importantly... is this 90s classic underrated or overrated? Hit play to find out if we Cue it or Screw it, and let us know your favorite scene in the comments below! 👇 Episode Timelines00:00 - Intro, Box Office Stats & The Francis Ford Coppola Connection04:42 - Scene Stealers: The Father, Chucho, & Jimmy's Badass Attitude09:35 - Best & Worst Lines (Roasting J.Lo’s Spanish Accent 🗣️)17:58 - Plot Hole Patrol: Forced Spanglish & The Unexplained Nun21:38 - Deleted Scenes We Wish Existed (Where did Maria actually get deported to?)24:29 - The Vibe: Emotional Attachments & The Immigrant Experience29:40 - Could You Survive the Events of the Movie?31:37 - Our Favorite Scenes (Awkward Family Dinners & Terrible Wedding Speeches)35:09 - Celebrity Cameos & The Random Scott Bakula Appearance37:41 - Recasting Debates: Did Edward James Olmos Need to be in This?39:49 - Scenes That Made Zero Sense (Jimmy’s Prison Logic & Questionable Intimacy)45:01 - Is My Family Underrated?49:15 - The Final Verdict: Cue It or Screw It! 🎬#MyFamilyMovie #MiFamilia #SceneItAllMovies #ChicanoCinema #90sMovies #LatinoPodcast #MovieReview #JenniferLopez #JimmySmits #EdwardJamesOlmos #EsaiMorales #EastLA #PodcastEpisode #FilmDebate #CineMexicano

    Revisiting an East L.A. Epic: My Family / Mi Familia (1995) Deep Dive | Scene It All Movies
  6. Jul 25

    Copycat Killers, Tarantino’s $10k Script & Media Madness: Natural Born Killers Review

    Was it a brilliant critique of 90s media, or a dangerous blueprint for real-life crime? 🎬🩸 Welcome back to Scene It All! Today, Richard, Juan, and Joe are tackling one of the most controversial films of the 1990s: Oliver Stone’s Natural Born Killers (1994). From Quentin Tarantino selling the original script for just $10,000 to fund Pulp Fiction, to the shocking real-life copycat murders that led to author John Grisham suing the director, this movie's behind-the-scenes history is just as wild as the film itself. We break down the chaotic cinematography, Rodney Dangerfield’s terrifyingly dark improvisation, Juliet Lewis clashing with Robert De Niro, and the glaring plot holes we just couldn't ignore. Did the audience completely miss the point of the movie? Is the media's obsession with violence still exactly the same today? Hit play to hear our full breakdown, and let us know in the comments if you think Natural Born Killers is an underrated masterpiece or just a messy acid trip! Make sure to SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of Seeing It All! Next week, we're diving into the 1995 classic My Family / Mi Familia! Chapter List 00:00 - Intro & Box Office Breakdown01:47 - Tarantino's Original Script & Casting Secrets03:52 - Rodney Dangerfield's Dark Improv05:20 - Juliet Lewis vs. Robert De Niro07:46 - Real-Life Copycat Killers & The John Grisham Lawsuit09:03 - Cinematography: Chaotic Genius or Just Confusing?11:28 - Best Quotes & Scene Stealers13:31 - Deleted Scenes We Wished We Saw14:50 - Glaring Plot Holes (Incompetent Cops & Prison Breaks)17:03 - Cameos & Recasting Thoughts20:11 - "Wait, What?" Moments & Key Lime Pie22:04 - Alternative Endings & Wayne Gale's Fate24:45 - The Deeper Meaning: Media Sensationalism & Sitcom Abuse28:03 - Our Favorite Scenes29:44 - Final Verdict: Is It Underrated?32:09 - Next Week's Movie: My Family (Mi Familia) #NaturalBornKillers #OliverStone #QuentinTarantino #WoodyHarrelson #TrueCrimePodcast #FilmReview #SeeingItAllPodcast #90sMovies #Cinematography #MovieCritique #RodneyDangerfield #JulietLewis #MediaCritique #CultClassics #MoviePodcast

    Copycat Killers, Tarantino’s $10k Script & Media Madness: Natural Born Killers Review
  7. Jul 11

    500 Days of Summer (2009) Review | Did We All Misunderstand This Movie?

    Is 500 Days of Summer the ultimate romantic comedy, or is it actually a horror story for guys in their 20s? This week on Seeing It All, we are breaking down the 2009 indie darling that redefined the modern rom-com. We’re getting into the harsh realities of dating, whether or not Summer actually led Tom on, and a mind-blowing fan theory about the ending that changes the entire movie. Plus, find out why Richard thinks this beloved classic is actually totally overrated. Don't forget to stick around until the end to see what legendary movie we are reviewing next week! If you loved (or hated) Tom and Summer's toxic relationship, hit that Subscribe button and let us know your thoughts in the comments! ⏳ Chapters: 00:00 - Intro & Behind-the-Scenes Fun Facts (Airlines vs. The Penis Game) 04:39 - Scene Stealers: Chloe Grace Moretz & Mackenzie 07:23 - The Best & Most Relatable Lines 11:34 - Meltdowns & The Most Cringe-Worthy Moments 14:37 - Plot Holes: Did Summer Actually Lead Tom On? 20:32 - The Mind-Blowing Ending Theory (Was She Even There?!) 22:38 - Could You Survive This Heartbreak in Your 20s? 24:32 - Vibe Check: The Peak 2000s Hipster Era 26:32 - Favorite Scene: Expectations vs. Reality 30:47 - Unhinged Cameos & The Random Cartoon Bird 31:58 - Recasting Summer (Is Zooey Deschanel Actually Annoying?) 33:33 - Wait, What?! The Weird 4th Wall Break 35:49 - Queue It or Screw It? (Why Richard Thinks It’s Overrated) 40:09 - Revealing Our Next Epic Movie Review! #500DaysOfSummer #MovieReview #SeeingItAll #JosephGordonLevitt #ZooeyDeschanel #RomCom #FilmTheory #Podcast

    500 Days of Summer (2009) Review | Did We All Misunderstand This Movie?

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Every week, we pick one movie and break it down—what we loved, what made no sense, and the moments we can’t stop quoting (or roasting). From hilarious recasts to calling out the worst lines, no scene is safe. 🍿🔥 If you’ve ever yelled at a screen, rewrote the ending in your head, or argued over a plot hole with your friends, you’re in the right place. 📽️ New video every week – Subscribe, follow, and join the debate!