In this week’s episode, we discuss all the films we’ve recently caught up on from 2022 and gently tip our toes into 2023 with Kyle Edward Ball’s Skinamarink.
Tag: Steven Spielberg
TDOC Episode #175: Nope & The Gray Man
In this week’s episode, Jordan Peele brings us a spectacle about the dangers of spectacle with Nope, while Netflix’s generic house style does it again with The Gray Man.
TDOC Episode #173: Jurassic World: Dominion & Hustle
In this week’s episode, Colin Trevorrow sets cinema back to the Mesozoic Era with Jurassic World: Dominion, while Adam Sandler balls with the Boa in Hustle.
TDOC Episode #158: West Side Story & Nightmare Alley
In this week’s episode, Steven Spielberg embraces the Hollywood musical with West Side Story while Guillermo del Toro takes a stroll down Nightmare Alley.
TDOC Episode #157: Spider-Man: No Way Home & The Matrix Resurrections
In this week’s episode, existing footage of Thomas Haden Church comes to the MCU in Spider-Man: No Way Home while we get Lana Wachowski’s New Nightmare in The Matrix Resurrections.
TDOC Episode #47: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom & the Legacy of the Jurassic Park Franchise
In this week’s episode, the park is gone and so is our sanity after experiencing Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Ryan and Andrew also take a deep dive into the legacy of the Jurassic Park franchise.
TDOC Episode #38: A Quiet Place & Chappaquiddick
In this week’s episode, John Krasinski throws us back to the silent film era with A Quiet Place while Ryan auditions for NPR with Chappaquiddick. Andrew and Ryan also take on the great Cannes vs. Netflix debacle of 2018 and give their takes on what actually constitutes a movie.
TDOC Episode #37: Ready Player One, Isle of Dogs & Unsane
In this week’s episode, Ryan and Andrew take in a triple-header with Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster Ready Player One, Wes Anderson’s stop-motion Isle of Dogs and Steven Soderbergh’s iPhone-shot Unsane.
TDOC Episode #30: The Post & I, Tonya
In this week’s episode, Steven Spielberg gives your mom and dad their favorite movie of the year with The Post, while Margot Robbie becomes Tonya Harding in I, Tonya.
The Death of Cinema 