Avery's Film Review Variety Show

In this Episode I discuss the Disney film Encanto. I talk about my likes and dislikes of the film, where it falls in the Disney lineage, and where I feel Disney is heading in the future.

I talk the new Adam Mckay film, Don't Look Up. I talk about the meaning behind the movie, why I feel it attacks my generation, and I offer advice on the run time in this joke filled review about a star-studded film. Did it fall short? Or is it a must see? Get my take on the film.

This time I'm talking West Side Story, the hit film that no one saw. I discuss why I feel no one saw it and I share my thoughts on the film's characters and new additions.

Now let's talk about the Christmas Thriller, Nightmare Alley. My talk discusses the ups and downs of the film, where I feel it fell short, and why I think it didn't do well at the box office.

I talk the box office smash, Spiderman! Hear my thoughts on the story, finally seeing all three spidermen, and the brilliance of the MCU and why it should be more respected in Hollywood.

Illumination's Sing 2 is up on the chopping block. I discuss why I love animation movies, why they work, and why this film was able to compete with Spiderman.

I talk the newest installments in the Matrix franchise. Was it worth the nearly 200 million budget? I tell you my thoughts on this surprising film and which medium you should watch it on, streaming or theater.

In this episode I talk Licorice Pizza, the indie pic by Paul Thomas Anderson. I give my thoughts on the cultural difference that makes this movie difficult to watch, why I feel the script was disjointed, and my thoughts on the weak characters.

On this episode, I discuss The King's Man. A prequel to the Kingsman movies and I share my thoughts on what I thought worked, where I thought it fell flat.

Join me on this episode where I dissect a film and a company that I am very torn over. I talk Macbeth starring Denzel Washington and Directed by Joel Coen and my love/hate feelings towards the film. Then we talk the industry and why I feel A24 is playing fast and loose with its money and longevity.

This week we're talking the box office flop, THE 355. Join me as I discuss this groundbreaking new film, where it failed, and why I feel it has potential to be one Hell of a franchise.

In the inaugural episode of this new take on the criminally insane, Dr. Morpheus sits down with Martin Smalls, a man who actually believes he's straight from a children's book. They discuss Martin's unsavory obsession and nasty past.

On this episode, The Amazon Prime movie written and directed by Sorkin and starring Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem. I discuss what I liked and what I loved about this soon to be award winning film.

In this episode Morpheus sits down with Lazarus Concade aka the Watchmaker to discuss his daring exploits and his tragic past.

This time around we talk animation with Sony Animation's Hotel Transylvania 4. I discuss what makes this movie an absolute delight, find out which character annoys me the most, and why this movie is a family night must watch,

Dr. Morpheus Ladonague dives deeper into the psyche and past of Marvin as he tries to get him to come to grips with the true nature or reality, but he finds some shocking revelations and denial.

This time Morpheus sits down with the man who goes by many name, but one name sticks out without question. Listen as Morpheus and The Demon square off in a battle to see who is the most evil of the two.

This episode we're talking about the newest Disney+ release, Ice Age: Buck Wild. I'll discuss where I felt the film fell way short of its predecessors. I touch on what makes strong characters and why it seemed that Disney toss this out for a quick cash grab.

My second episode this week is about the $140 million blockbuster, Moonfall. I talk about this star-studded movie and dissect where I felt it fell way short of the mark. I discuss why I feel the characters and the villain were weak and where the story didn't make sense.

On this episode, Morpheus meets his intellectual match as Lazarus tries to dissect him and he turns the tables on Lazarus hitting a nerve that brings the Watchmaker back to his own origin.

On this episode we discuss the blockbuster from 20th Century, Death On The Nile. I share my thoughts on what worked and of course what didn't and why I feel that this series is a work in progress as Hollywood tries to adapt a new style to a classic tale.

This time I'm talking about the Academy Award Nominated film, Coda. A remarkable film about identity, community, and the power of the self. We take a look at what really makes this one of the best movies of the year.

This time out I'm discussing the Netflix film, Power of the Dog. I talk about the pacing of the film, what I believe the symbolism is, and why I feel it doesn't quite get its point across.

On this enthralling episode, Jedidiah takes Morpheus on a wild trip down memory lane as he tries to expose LaDonague for who he really is and along the way. exposing the truth about his haunting past.

The movie is Kimi, the Director is Steven Soderberg, the star is Zoe Kravitz, and the budget is low. I discuss what worked and what didn't in this one of a kind indie that is sure to be just the beginning in the long line of pandemic films.

I share my thoughts on this performance heavy film starring Kristen Stewart. I tell you what fascinated me and what took me out of the movie. Is this film for you? Listen and find out.

This time I talk about the HBO Max Original Film, The Eyes Of Tammy Faye. I share my thoughts on where it fell short and why I feel it could have been a best picture nominee.

The first big blockbuster of the new year! Did it live up to its expectations? Or did it fall short of the video game legacy that proceeded it? Hear what I thought about the director, the casting, and the story on this thrilling episode!

In a last attempt to get through to Martin, Dr. Ladonague goes to an uncomfortable place, Martin's abusive past.

This week, I talk Cyrano, the film by Joe Wright starring Peter Dinklage. We talk acting, dancing, singing, and discuss the world of the film. I take you through why the world is important for the audience. Did this film set itself up for success or failure?

On the season finale of Tales From The Asylum, Lazarus tells us exactly what he wants and it's a must hear explanation.

On the inaugural episode AveryWorld Stories, Dr. Laborious tries to make up for missing Mother's Day, Rick Jacobs is captured, and a new threat reveals himself to Empire City threatening to spill secrets kept for decades.

On this episode Avery talks you through the fundamentals of a screenplay, Dr. Laborious modifies his shrink ray, and The TruthSeeker's broadcast is interrupted.

On this episode: Rick and Velazquez discuss their opinions on the way people choose to dress and present themselves in public, Avery walks you through ACT I of a screenplay, and Dr. Laborious invents a machine that can speak to aliens.

Velazquez and Vanessa debate the Roe v Wade decision, Avery walks you through all the major points of ACT I, and Dr. Laborious and Iago try to power up the create-o-matic using lightning.

Dr Laborious and Iago get a welcomed guests that teaches them the true meaning of love, Cleo and Bobby get up close and person with the Truth Seeker for the first time and get some unwanted news, and Avery walks you through Act II in part one of two.

On this episode, Rick takes some intensive interrogation tactics and Dr Laborious celebrate the halfway point of the first season in style!

In this episode The navy Seals find themselves pinned down. Can Velazquez get them to focus long enough to escape? And Dr. Laborious and Iago compete to see whose invention is the better investment.

Senator Johnny Lovely drops by the lab to get Dr. Laborious to build him a device with certain moral implications, The truth Seeker returns with new secrets to unfold while Cleopatra goes to Johnathon Young for assistance,

The Truth Seeker reveals just how Herald Stenson died, Rick blows the element of surprise, and Larson tries to workshop her play but Laborious goes too far on the feedback.

The Truth Seeker speculates on the disappearance of Agent X, explains the origins of conduits, and explores the truth of the Anti-conduit law. Dr. Laborious creates a social media account that has him distracted, and Rick tries to intervene on Velazquez's binge drinking.

Iago holds her therapy session in the lab but Laborious will have nothing of it, Velazquez makes breakfast and gets annoyed with Vanessa when she doesn't want to eat pork, Cleopatra brings her team to visit and old friend to form a plan to stop the Truth Seeker.

Rick and Velazquez have a heated discussion about a new diet craze, Dr. Laborious gets holy as he invents a machine that can talk to God, and Cleopatra leads her new team against the Truth Seeker in a final showdown of epic proportions.

Wallowing in her self-pity, Las Vegas drunk, Jane Danger gets the case of a lifetime, that promises more than just a new start, but a new perspective.

Jane arrives in LA to find that this city is not what she thought it would be, she reads Goerge's harrowing letter that makes her feel closer to the crime at hand, and goes for ride on a studio tour that leads her to the man at the center of the mystery,

After Galvin Young tells her the truth about George's fate, Jane goes out for a drink that leads her to unusual ally in which she uses to devise a plan that begins to unravel the real story about what happened that night of George's murder. Jane and Jean have a moment listening to Goerge's Music.

Jane goes to the storage unit to get a closer look at George's things, takes a trip to the prison to speak with the murder of George's parents, and an attempt on her life forces her to realize that she's getting closer to the truth, if she wants to continue on.

Jane attempts to break into the Meade's storage unit. What she finds leads her right into the heart of the mystery and right into the arms of the man behind it. An epic showdown and a final twist leave Jane gasping for air as she finds the truth about George Meade and Reginald Marely that would change her and her life forever.

This is a special Friday Night edition of the Biggest Blockbuster of the year so far. Hear my thoughts on The Batman. Is it worth the watch? Check out my spoiler free review and find out what my initial reactions are on the film.

This is the full review of the Batman. Join e on an extensive breakdown of the film. I go from start to finish dissecting every aspect of the Batman's storyline in his fight against the Riddler.

I talk the Hulu Original Film, No Exit. With a young director and unknown cast, did this B movie Thriller deliver or fall flat? Find out what I enjoyed about this film on this episode.

On this episode I talk about Disney/Pixar's newest film. Find out what made this film work and what I believe is the deeper meaning behind the story. I also discuss the hilariously shocking song choice used in the movie that has me laughing throughout.

Let's talk Netflix's blockbuster science fiction action movie, The Adam Project. I discuss all things plot, what worked and what didn't, the amazing chemistry between the actors, and what I believe is the meaning behind the film.

A film you've probably never heard of but one you probably should go see. Find out why this quiet film is my sneak pick of the week in this thrilling episode.

I discuss Hulu's newest original film, Deep Water. Did this star studded film live up to its hype or did it fall short? Find out why I thought the writing made it just as gripping as Gone Girl but couldn't keep it grounded to its own reality. Find out who I think is to blame for its short comings.

Along with me singing this popular song of the same name, listen as I talk about why this film may not be for everyone. I discuss why it's better as a play than a screenplay and what got me through to the three hour finale.

I'm talking the biggest night in Hollywood. Hear all of my could wins, should wins, and will wins on this episode as I discuss all the categories I can in this prelude to Hollywood's grandest stage.

Find out how I did at the Oscars this year? Did I pick the winners or find myself a loser? Also, I review the Paramount Rom-Com Blockbuster, The Lost City starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum. Was this laugh out loud good time or just one of those films you should pass on? Find out!

I talk the long awaited Sony/Marvel film Morbius. Was it worth the hype and extra weight? Find out why it had me on the edge of my seat... but couldn't keep me there.

I'm talking the HBO Max original, Moonshot. Find out if this YA romance sci-fi film is out of this world or still trying to take off?

I discuss why I wouldn't consider this new Disney movie a musical or a hit. I also talk about what makes it unique and a good step for an underrepresented community.

The highly anticipated sequel is finally here. Is it worth the hype or does it fall into the same sequel trap that so many have before? Find out as I discuss what I thought on this famous Hedgehog's return to the big screen.

I discuss the high-speed action thriller, Ambulance. Did Michael Bay push the genre forward or did he fall back into his same tricks that he did in the 90s? Find out my thoughts on this film that was brazen enough to take on Sonic 2 in its opening weekend.

It made a splash at the film festivals and the reviews are off the charts, for everyone who likes artsy indie films. Listen to how I break down the movie's structure, tone, theme, and world building to see if it lives up to the hype.

On the premiere episode, Ole Man River takes you on a journey into the memoirs of Jane Danger. You hear in her own words her life and the case that forever changed it.

Jane arrives in LA to find that there is more to this case than she originally thought. She begins her investigation by reading a letter from George that spurs her to try and find Galvin Young.

Let's talk the third in the Fantastic Beast series. I explain my thoughts on why it was a fantastic flop and where it fell short and where it succeeded in its quests to tell the tale of two lovers on opposite sides of the war effort.

Lost in her new investigation, Jane goes for a drink and meets an unexpected ally. Her fortitude only grows as she sets out to delve deeper into the murder of George Meade, finding that there is much more that meets the eye.

I discuss the biggest movies from this weekend. Find out if The Bad Guys is worth five tickets to take all your kids and their friends and if the "vision" of Robert Eggers is enough to save The Northman from itself.

Jane turns her attention to the storage unit holding the Meade's things, but heavy opposition forces her to turn to another unlikely ally.

In the finale, Jane goes right into the heart of the mystery and into a trap in the epic conclusion of this thrilling case.

This review I discuss the Nicholas Cage movie and Marvel Studios' newest blockbuster, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Were these movies unprecedented groundbreakers or just maddening to watch? Find out my thoughts on this tell all episode.

On the final review as Avery's Film Review, I talk the Stephen king adaptation remake, Firestarter. Is this film worth a watch in the movie or on Peacock? should you watch it all? Find out where it fell short and what keeps you entertained.

A marauder only known as Vex wreaks havoc on Gorrilium, Gadesha shows up late for a council meeting, the Shadow Soldiers prepare for a mission only to have Atticus throw a wrench in it.

Gadesha sets on a mission that risks her career and livelihood, Max enters the simulation room to relive his childhood, and Anna and Luisa set out to search for Vex.

Max receives a transmission from Gadesha that shakes him, Anna finds herself a captive on Vex's ship, Elliot pays Kelvin a visit, and the Shadow Soldiers struggle to come up with a plan.

Max gets a hostile welcoming on Typhius, Atticus and Kevlin try to flee the planet, and Jade comes around and attempts to free Anna.

An epic showdown takes place on Typhius as Max and the Spectre try to hold off Vex and her army.

As Dr. Laborious and Iago prepare for Halloween an unexpected guest drops by and unleashes the world's most dangerous monsters onto the lab. Can Dr. Laborious and Iago defeat them or will them succumb to their might?

In the first ever Podcast one act play, a young man takes center stage to discuss his experience on this Earth and all the things about the system and the people in it that are eating him alive, including his own insecurities.

Dr. Laborious and Iago welcome you back to AveryWorld for season starting this Halloween!

Ole Man River prepares to open the portal on another exciting season this Halloween!

It's time to check back in on Iago and Dr. Laborious who are both hard at work on inventions that could alter the fabric of time and even open the door to universal travel. Or is it just a pipe dream? Should they be careful what they wish for?

Dr. Laborious and Iago have entered a new universe only to find themselves on the losing end of Hyde's wrath. Led by an alternate Iago, they must journey back into the laboratory to find a way to stop Mr. Hyde. With no clue what to expect and not sure if they can even trust this new Iago, they are forced to brave a cold new world with monsters around every corner.

Jane Danger opens up her memoirs and takes us back to 1963, where a serial killer is attacking members of the church and her own personal life will lead her right into the case that will test her faith in the Church and in herself.

On this episode, Jane meets the nuns for the first time and finds a sickening secret that could change everything.

Jane returns to her office after a late night out only to be awakened by the unsettling sight of her Mother and Father Morrison who wants to know exactly what the nuns told her.

Jane heads to Trustin's asylum for the clinically insane to meet with the man himself and find out the truth about Brother Charles' stay.

On this episode Jane has to wait for the warrant to be signed so she goes to visit her mother and gets an unexpected result.

On the finale of Jane Danger, time is of the essence as Brother Charles and Sister Joan are on the loose, the police moved from Mother Maragret's nuns, and now only Jane, Roberts, and Morrison can stop the horrific murders from taking place.