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We made it to the end of this horrible year of life and movies, and we're here give our Top 10 Best as usual, but since this year was so bad, we decided to throw in our worst as well. Was this the year that cinema died?

Trailers: Furiosa Mean Girls Eileen Garfield Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Madame Web Movies we Watched: The Marvels Anatomy of a Fall Thanksgiving The Holdovers The Killer Saltburn Napoleon

We had a lot of Halloween spooky season watches to do this month, plus a new rant corner for each of us three to vent about what really grinds our gears this month. Trailers: Good Burger 2 Night Swim Lisa Frankenstein The Iron Claw Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes Inside Out 2 LOUIS IS THROUGH WITH THIS: Marvel Variety report MIKE'S GRIPES: Mike is not a Disney Adult, and Wish looks bad. ANT'S RANTS: People complaining about the runtime of Scorsese movies. Movies we Watched: Killers of the Flower Moon Priscilla Saw X The Exorcist: Believer Cobweb Five Nights at Freddy's Dawn of the Dead Nightmare Before Christmas 4DX

A short Market Research episode this time around, because there's not much news, but Mike and Louis still have a lot of fun talking about all of the new movies and trailers that they watched. Trailers: The Killer Saltburn Dream Scenario Godzilla Minus One Toxic Avenger Argyle Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Movies we Watched: Strays Bottoms Past Lives Rye Lane Sanctuary  Theatre Camp No One Will Save You The Creator

*Audio difficulties* Mike and Louis rejoin for two month's of catchup on movie news. Luckily, there's not that much to keep track of because of the strikes. Trailers: Wonka The Exorcist: Believer Napoleon Rebel Moon Maestro Dicks: The Musical XXX-MAS LOUIS' WOOSH KAPOW CORNER: Deadpool 3: Wolverine's big dumb yellow costume Superman: Legacy Anthony Carrigan (Noho Hank) cast as Metamorpho Egi Gathegi - Mister Terrific Isabelle Merced (Dora) - Hawkgirl Nathan Fillion - Guy Gardner (Green Lantern) Writer's Strike delays: Spider-verse 3, Kraven the Hunter, Dune Part 2, Challengers Scott Pilgrim Takes Off: Netflix Anime series reuniting movie cast “Saw Patrol” Saw X and Paw Patrol Movie release on same day. Paramount desperately tries to recapture “Barbenheimmer” Snow White: Everybody Hates Rachel Zegler Snow White will be a #girlboss who don't need no man MIKE'S INDIE SAD BOI CORNER: Criterion Announcements The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar:  New Wes Anderson movie Set to premiere at Venice Film Fest The Caine Mutiny Court Martial William Friedkin's final film. Set to premiere at Venice Film Fest Talk 2 Me: A24 hints at sequel plans Movies we Watched: Joy Ride The Blackening TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Talk to Me Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1 Barbie Oppenheimer Blue Beetle

In the wake of Barbie (and to a lesser extent, the newest Transformers sequel that no one cared about) we take a look back another popular toy turned blockbuster phenomenon where robots use eBay, turn into Xbox 360's, and drink Mountain Dew. AUTOBOTS, ROLL OUT!

Howdy partners! We're back with the second Disney 100 re-release for the first CG animated movie ever made, and one of Mike and Ant's personal favorite movies of all time. We talk about our childhood memories of loving this movie from the toys to the VHS commercials.

Yo-ho, me maties! We be hoppin' aboard the Disney 100 re-releases. Kicking it off with a movie that we've already done a full episode on, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. Drink up me hearties, yo-ho.

We took a month off, but now we're back to talk about more news! Trailers: Five Nights at Freddy's Elio  Challengers Poor Things Killers of the Flower Moon Kraven the Hunter LOUIS' WOOSH KAPOW CORNER: The Flash Flops!  Superman: Legacy David Coreswet and Rachel Brosnahan cast as Superman and Lois Lane ANTHONY'S BING BING WAHOO CORNER: Legend of Zelda Illumination Movie Heavily Rumored Mortal Kombat 2 starts filming MIKE'S INDIE SAD BOI CORNER: Past Lives Greta Lee to Star in Tron 3 Directed by Joachim Ronning (Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Criterion Announcements: Moonage Daydream La Bamba The Trial (Orson Welles) Walkabout (1971, Nicolas Roeg) The Princess Bride 4K Movies we Watched: Regal Mystery Movie: Kandahar Asteroid City Shin Kamen Rider Spider-Man: Across the Spider Verse Transformers: Rise of the Beasts Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

MAMMA MIA! We've all got Mario Fever, and we got sucked down a pipe back to 1993 to look at Mario's first cinematic outing. We were also extremely lucky to be joined by Ryan Hoss, the founder of smbmovie.com (The Super Mario Movie Archive) to discuss the film's controversial legacy, on-set shenanigans, and the efforts Ryan has taken to keep memory of this movie alive. LET'S A-GO! FOLLOW US: Cinemarketing Tik Tok Cinemarketing ⁠Instagram Cinemarking ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠ Ryan Hoss Twitter Super Mario Bros. Movie Archive

This month on Market Research we saw a bunch of movies and we're talking endless trailers, the Writer's Strike, Italian representation, and why Mike is dumb for wanting a Duck Hunt movie. Trailers: Talk to Me Next Goal Wins Migration Gran Turismo The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes Dune Part 2 The Marvels CinemaCon: Flash screenings and reactions Beetlejuice 2 is apparently happening in 2024 Kraven the Hunter is an R-rated gory action flick Blade: Mia Goth joins cast Development on hold Poor Things First production photos for new Yorgos Lanthimos movie Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire: Title and release date revealed. March 15, 2024.  WGA STRIKE Movies we Watched: Regal Mystery Movie: Sisu Somewhere in Queens Suzume Renfield Evil Dead Rise The Super Mario Bros Movie Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

The three of us are back for another month of Market Research. Marvel and DC continue to crumble at the seams by releasing two of the worst superhero movies of all time in the span of one month with Shazam: Fury of the Gods and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. New trailers, for Barbie, Ninja Turtles, Blue Beetle, and an Oscars that actually wasn't terrible? GO SUPPORT LOUIS' MOVIE: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/xxx-mas-christmas-slasher-film#/ FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram

We've been away for a while, but we're back with our first full episode of 2023. In anticipation for The Super Mario Bros. Movie, we're looking back at Nintendo's previous cinematic failures with their feature length commercial, THE WIZARD. Put on your Power Gloves and Press Start on this episode. FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram

Trailers: Past Lives Tetris Fast X Peter Pan & Wendy The Flash LOUIS' WOOSH KAPOW CORNER: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Worst second week drop in MCU history VFX diverted from Ant-Man to Wakanda Forever Louis finally loses all faith in Marvel Aquaman 2: Worst DCEU movie according to test screenings. Hellboy: The Crooked Man Jack Kesy cast as Hellboy Brian Taylor (Crank) directing, Mike Mignola and Chris Golden writing ‘The Buried Giant' GDT developing stop-motion feature with Netflix Based on the fantasy novel by Nobel Prize-winning British writer Kazuo Ishiguro, The Buried Giant follows an elderly Briton couple, Axl and Beatrice, living in a fictional post-Arthurian England in which no one is able to retain long-term memories. Disney announces Frozen 3, Zootopia 2, and Toy Story 5 Gladiator 2: Ridley Scott return to direct. Paul Mescal in talks to play the lead. Release date 2024 SAG Awards Movies we Watched: Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Possession Triangle of Sadness Cocaine Bear

It's a new year of Market Research and we're here to bring you all the scoop on the new year's movie news! Trailers: Beau is Afraid Enys Men Renfield Cocaine Bear No Bears James Gunn's DC Films Slate Michael Jackson Biopic OSCAR NOMINATIONS

It's the end of 2022 and Mike, Anthony, and Louis count down their top 10 movies of 2022 and make fun of each other's picks. Did Mike really put a movie about a donkey on his list? Did Anthony even see 10 movies from 2022? Did Louis lose respect for both of them during this episode? Find out, and let us know your favorite movies of 2022 FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter

*Disclaimer* The audio quality dips at the 25-26 minute mark. Apologies there. Trailers: Evil Dead Rise! Scream VI Oppenheimer Barbie Spider-Man: Across the Spider-verse Mission Impossible: IMAX behind the scenes in front of Avatar DC Universe in disarray Super Mario Bros Movie: McDonald's happy meals Golden Globe Nominations

Put on your yamaka, it's time for Hanukkah. Well, we may be late for the holiday season, but we have one last gift for you before we leave 2022 for good. We finally revisit the Happy Madison Cinematic Universe with our holiday staple (?) EIGHT CRAZY NIGHTS. We introduce a friend to the movie for the first time, tier rank all of the songs, and reveal Mike's crippling fear of ports-potties. FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter

We were really desperate for marketing news for this month, we ended up having to resort to Film Twitter discourse. We also rag on the Sight & Sound's Top 100 list, the new Indiana Jones trailer, and movies that we showed our parents that they hated.

Commandos reporting for duty, and we're bringing along a new recruit, Kevin Higgins, host of I Helped Make That Podcast, to discuss yet another subversive, irreverent Joe Dante romp that the studio mishandled and buried. This is also the second movie we've covered that had a significant lawsuit filed against it. Lock and load and prepare for battle with Joe Dante's SMALL SOLDIERS! FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter Kevin's Instagram I Helped Make That

Trailers: Creed 3 M3GAN A Christmas Story: Christmas Women Talking Super Mario Bros. Avatar the Way of Water Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Black Adam: Henry Cavill post-credits Worse than Morbius Venom 3 Kelly Marcel (writer of first 2 films) signs on as director DC Got Themselves a Feige James Gunn and Peter Safran named co-CEO's of DC Films, including movies TV and animation Cap 4 and Thunderbolts Harrison Ford signs on to replace William Hurt as Thunderbolt Ross MCU Release Date Shift Avengers: Secret Wars,' ‘Deadpool 3,' ‘Fantastic Four' and ‘Blade' pushed back Spawn Apparently still happening with Jamie Foxx starring Hires new writers Joker's Scott Silver, Falcon and the Winter Soldier's Malcolm Spellman and rising scribe Matt Mixon are teaming on a new script for the feature, which has been in development at Blumhouse since 2017. Naked Gun Reboot Director Akiva Schafer taps Liam Neeson to reboot Leslie Nielson franchise Velocipastor 2: Crowdfunding campaign for viral micro-budget horror sequel launches, only a quarter of the way funded with 8 days left of the campaign Page Boy's Productions' First Feature Elliot Page sets first project for new production company. Titled Backspot, the film is described as a queer cheerleading film Transformers: Rise of the Beasts Michelle Yeoh and Pete Davidson join cast Anyone else forget that this was happening? Evil Dead Rise: First look Apollo 10 ½: Richard Linklater rotoscope animation movie deemed ineligible for Animated Film Oscar SAW Tobin Bell returning to the series for 10th installment set for a release on Oct. 27, 2023. Conjuring 4 In the works at Universal Being written by Aquaman sequel scribes Polly Pocket Lena Dunham hints at adapting the toys into a feature film How much worse will this be than Barbie Knives Out 2 Carried by AMC Theatres, Cinemark Theatres and Regal Cinemas, the film will play in additional select locations in the U.S. and overseas. The movie's theatrical run is scheduled for Nov. 23-29 and is part of a campaign to further eventize the film, according to insiders. DISMEMBER THE ALAMO FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter

Must be the Season of the Witch. It's time for our spooky Halloween episode and we're joined by everyone's favorite horror boy, Louis Otero, to talk about what scared us as kids, is Halloween Ends good or not, and that time that Louis got to meet Guillermo Del Toro. FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter

Trailers: Knock at the Cabin Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Bones and All Bardo The Fabelmans Babylon The Little Mermaid D23 Mufasa: The Lion King directed by Barry Jenkins (2024) Venice Film Festival: The Whale standing ovation for Brendan Fraser Don't Worry Darling press tour disaster The People's Joker: Trans drag retelling of Joker copyright struck by WB and banned from release Deadpool 3: Hugh Jackman returning as Wolverine Captain America 4 Called Captain America: New World Order, May 3rd, 2024 The Leader will be the primary villain and will feature She-Hulk Thunderbolts Team comprised of Yelena Boliva, Ghost, Red Guardian, Winter Soldier, Task Master, U.S. Agent, and Julia Louis Dreyfus' Character (presumably Madam Hydra) July 26, 2024 Armor Wars Being reworked into a feature film El Muerto Bad Bunny movie finds director in Jonas Cuaron (son of Alfonso, director of Desierto, 2024) Five Nights At Freddy's Blumhouse hires director Emma Tammi, known for The Wind New Hellraiser Makes a Splash at Fantastic Fest Received a new trailer and very positive first reviews Robert Eggers Nosferatu Bill Skarsgard and Lily-Rose Depp are in talks to star in Robert Eggers' long-gestating Nosferatu remake, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Community Movie Peacock movie announced No word on Donald Glover or Yvette Nicole Brown Return Now You See Me 3 Ruben Fleischer to direct Cloverfield Sequel Babak Anvari to direct (Under the Shadow) Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes Directed by Wes Ball (Director of Maze Runner movies) Jackass Forever: Jackass crew on Celebrity Family Feud New Releases: -Bros -Smile -Pearl (and MaXXXine announced) Avatar IMAX 3D release Way of Water sneak peak scene

Hang on to your diapies, babies! We're going in... To Nickelodeon's biggest 90's show (pre-Spongebob) finally getting its first theatrical film! We're joined by fellow baby, Louis Otero, to talk about how Dil ruined Rugrats, how awful CatDog is, the A-list musical talent that signed up for this film's soundtrack, and which of the Rugrats would've stormed the Capitol. FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter

Closing out August and summer with another episode of Market Research with Mike, Louis, and Anthony Criterion Announcements Trailers: The Banshees of Inisherin Empire of Light White Noise Goodnight Mommy Weird: The Al Yankovic Story Triangle of Sadness Charlbi Dean, Actress in ‘Triangle of Sadness' and ‘Black Lightning,' Dies at 32 Fantastic 4 Matt Shakman (WandaVision) in talks to direct Don't Worry Darling: The Continuing Misadventures of Olivia Wilde Shia LaBeouf denies being fired Honey Boy: Shia LaBeouf admits that abusive father stuff was made up. Avatar: 3D Re-release Sept 23 BlumHouse is doing a ‘The Exorcist' Ann Dowd and Leslie Odom Junior joins cast Ellen Burstyn Release Date Announcements: New Saw movie, Halloween 2023 Evil Dead Rise, April 21 2023 Chris Pratt's ‘Garfield' Feb 16 2024 Seth Rogen's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, August 4, 2023. Live-Action PAC-Man Movie Laika's Wildwood cast revealed HBO Max Troubles/Canceling Batgirl The Flash The Continuing Misadventures of Ezra Miller

Before Disney bought Star Wars, they took a big swing and had a HUGE miss with John Carter (at least at the box office). This legendary sci-fi epic has since built up a cult fanbase, represented here by Cody Enos who dishes out all of the juicy, gory details of the history and intentionally awful marketing of Disney's most ambitious bomb!

Criterion Announcements: Trailers: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Shazam: Fury of the Gods Clerks 3 John Wick 4 Halloween Ends Rob Zombie's The Munsters Summering Pearl Pinocchio Lilo & Stitch: Marcel the Shell Director attached to direct live-action remake Popeye Entire animatic of scrapped film is posted online WNUF Halloween Sequel: Fall 2022 release date. Venice Film Festival 2022 lineup SDCC

We're off to see The Wizard...at a disappointing screening. After doing the worst movie of all time, we needed to do a 180 and do possibly the best movie of all time. To celebrate the 100th birthday of Judy Garland, we go over the rainbow to the Land of Oz, and uncover all of its various re-releases, spin-offs, and a legendary piece of Sesame Street lost media. FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter

Anthony joins Mike and Louis for this month's episode of Market Research. Top Gun: Maverick Lightyear Morbius: Re-release failure Trailers: Black Adam Matilda the Musical Hocus Pocus 2 Blonde One Punch Man- Justin Lin to direct for Sony Thunderbolts- Jake Schreier (Robot and Frank) to direct Madame Web Doctor Doom Spider-Man: No Way Home: “The More Fun Stuff Version” to release in theaters Sept 2 Joker 2 Barbie Ezra Miller Gran Turismo: Neil Blomkamp directing Knives Out 2: Official title "Glass Onion: An Knives Out Mystery" will premiere at TIFF Scream 6: Neve Campbell not returning due to pay dispute Avatar: The Last Airbender Kyoshi (2024) Zuko (2025) Korra (2026) Paddington 3: Titled Paddington in Peru Hercules: Guy Ritchie to direct live-action Disney remake Criterion Announcements

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness: Top Gun: Maverick Trailers: Avatar: The Way of Water Prey Cha Cha Real Smooth 3,000 Years of Longing Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Part 1 Pinocchio Thor: Love and Thunder (Trailer 2) Madame Web Pixar's Elemental Star Wars Paw Patrol Sequel Taraji P. Henson joins the cast Ghost Busters: Afterlife Sequel confirmed by Sony Dune: Part 2 Christopher Walken cast as the emperor Dear Evan Hansen Roblox NFT Cannes Film Festival: Criterion Announcements: Frownland (Ronald Bronstein, 2007) Daddy Longlegs (Safdies, 2009) Hotel Du Nord (Marcel Carne, 1938) Buck and the Preacher (Sidney Poitier, 1972) Faya Diyi (Jessica Beshir, 2021) FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter Louis' Twitter

It's the worst movie of all time, and there's no marketing, so how are we supposed to do an episode? We team up with our friends at The Gory Picture Show to crack some jokes, but more importantly, we did an exclusive interview with Jackey Neyman Jones about her experience being a child actress in such a notorious film, and all of the behind the scenes shenanigans that this movie endured. FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook The Gory Picture Show Twitter Jackey Neyman Jones Etsy

Mike paired up with Kevin from I Helped Make That to do a bonus mini-episode on Ice Age as well as a full separate interview with production assistant Alex Gradet about his experience working at Blue Sky during the making of Ice Age, which can be heard on the IHMT podcast feed. On this truncated episode, we talk about the mammoth-sized impact that Ice Age had on the animation industry, the icon that is Scrat, and the time that Sid the Sloth said "Sex on TV". Interview with Alex Gradet FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter

Mike and Louis are back for a third time to discuss all of this month's movie news. Morbius Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore Everything Everywhere All at Once The Northman Trailers: Thor: Love and Thunder Marcel the Shell with Shoes On Crimes of the Future Casting: Dune: Part Two-- Florence Pugh and Austin Bulter Fast X-- Brie Larson Minecraft-- Jason Momoa in talks to star. Jared Hess (Napoleon Dynamite) to direct Karyn Kusama's Dracula: Canceled weeks before production Nimona: Previously canceled Blue Sky animated movie now coming out 2023 from Annapurna and Netflix. Blue Sky releases Scrat farewell video after studio closure. Spirit Halloween: A MOVIE ABOUT A FUCKING STORE STARRING CHRISTOPHER LLYOD AND RACHEL LEIGH COOK Release Dates and Delays: Spider-Man Across the Spider-verse delayed to June 2023 Super Mario Bros: Miyamoto announces that the film is delayed until April 2023 Comics: Pig Director set to direct and write Sabrina Blake Lively to direct Seconds John Watts off Fantastic 4 The Batman 2 announced Ant-Man and Marvels release date swap WB Discovery want an overhaul of the DC Universe. Cannes Film Festival CinemaCon FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter Louis' Twitter

"HERE IT IS, THE MOVIE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!" Back in the good old days when Disney was making artistically daring, ambitious animated films that pushed the boundaries of what a kid's movie can get away with. They also had to sell this movie about religious persecution, prejudice, genocide, lust, and the fiery depths of hell to little kids and families. Ring the bells and join our Festival of Fools as we take a look at THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME. FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter

Welcome to the second episode of Market Research, a Cinemarketing Bonus Show where Mike and Louis review all of the marketing materials released for movies within the month of March 2022. The Batman (1:55) WB Shifting Release Dates (16:47) Marvel News (21:22) Disney "Don't Say Gay" controversy (34:23) Dune: Part 2 (36:08) Piano Man greenlit (37:12) Oppenheimer cast reveal (40:23) John Carney directing a Bee Gees biopic (42:15) Evil Dead Rise (44:30) Mad God finds distribution (47:05) Scream 6 announced (49:06) Sonic the Hedgehog Cinematic Universe (52:50) The Worst Oscars of All Time (54:12) FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter Louis' Twitter

WELCOME TO JACKASS! Hot off the heels of Jackass Forever, your two favorite podcasting jackasses look back at the MTV reality show phenomenon turned movie, its sequel, and its jump to 3D. We talk about all the hits, hurts, poops, and pukes of The original Jackass Trilogy. FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter

Welcome to a new Bonus Show on Cinemarketing. Mike and Louis gather for this new monthly show where we recount all of the significant movie marketing news and promotions released within the past month. The Batman Little Caesar's Pizza: 3:30 The Batman Collectible NFT with ticket purchase: 7:28 Super Bowl Trailers: 9:36 The King's Man post-credits scene: 29:41 Oscar Nominees: 37:19 FOLLOW US: Cinemarking Twitter Cinemarketing Instagram Cinemarketing Facebook Mike's Twitter Louis' Twitter

What's up, doc? We return back to the Looney Tunes so soon after doing Space Jam, and this time we brought along some looney experts along with us. Jordan and Marc from That's Not Quite All Folks are continuing their Looney Tunes movie chronology with LOONEY TUNES: BACK IN ACTION, the Looney Tunes movie that WB didn't want you to know existed. We talk about this movie's lack of marketing, the behind the scenes nightmare for Joe Dante, and the Brendan Fraser Renaissance! FOLLOW US Facebook Twitter Instagram Follow That's Not Quite All, Folks! Twitter Podcast

YO-HO, It's a Pirates Life for us! Join aboard our crew as we set sail on the Seven Seas to discover the treasure that is Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. Gore Verbinski made a God-tier movie out of a bottom tier theme park ride, Johnny Depp redefined movie stardom with his performance as Jack Sparrow, and Disney milked its box office gold for years, including but not limited to, the worst 4K Blu-Ray of all time. FOLLOW US Facebook Twitter Instagram

It's the end of the year, and there were a lot of movies with a lot of marketing. We decided to compile a list of all the movies this year that we think would have potential for a future episode, whether they be for controversial, excessive, or misleading marketing campaigns. Also, we 100% stole this idea from This Had Oscar Buzz. FOLLOW US: Facebook Twitter Instagram

ALL ABOARD THE POLAR EXPRESS! We may be a few days late for our Christmas episode, but we'll still determined to spread some holiday cheer with our trip to the North Pole on this wacky train full of ugly kids. A technical marvel for the time that demanded to be seen in IMAX 3D, but nowadays looks like an early Playstation 2 game. We talk about the numerous re-releases of this supposed holiday classic, and talk about our favorite animated Christmas movies! FOLLOW US Facebook Twitter Instagram

We were lucky to be joined by Louis and Brandon of The Gory Picture Show for one of the most controversial movies in recent memory THE HUNT (2020). A movie plagued with delays, attacks from the former president, and being dumped at the very beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, which buried its existence, and maybe that's for the better. We take a look at how it straddles the current political divide, what it says (or doesn't say) about America, and even tacky literary references. Did the Libcuck media brainwash you sheeple into cancelling free speech? Decide for yourself! *barfs* FOLLOW US Facebook Twitter Instagram

With a new Spider-Man movie on the horizon, we swing back to the one that started it all, a movie that had so much hype to live up to and decades worth of production troubles, yet became one of the defining movies of the genre, so much so that Marvel is still using it to sell its new movies. We talk about what the webslinger would've looked like in the hands of Cannon Films and James Cameron, our favorite Spidey memes, and that infamous teaser that needed to be pulled after a national tragedy, as we go for a spin with Sam Raimi's SPIDER-MAN (2002). FOLLOW US Facebook Twitter Instagram

After many weeks of absences, Anthony has made his return to the show, and he brought one of our old high school buddies to recount all of our fast food memories for the infamous McDonald's hit piece, SUPER SIZE ME. This Sundance indie sensation shocked the world with the unbelievable revelation that...fast food is bad for you! We talk about the headline-making publicity that this movie inspired, discontinued menu items, and which fast food we would want to eat for 30 days. FOLLOW US Facebook Twitter Instagram

The time has finally come, after several delays, we've finally reached the highly anticipated release of Daniel Craig's final Bond film, No Time to Die, and to celebrate the end of his run, we are joined by lifelong 007 fan (Jack Paterson of @RMRoulette) to gush about possibly the best film in the series, SKYFALL. Grab yourself a martini (or a Heineken) and listen to us on your Sony Vaio laptop as we talk about the Queen jumping out of a helicopter, a tie at the Oscars, tricked out vending machines, and all the other publicity stunts that MGM pulled for the British agent's 50th year anniversary. FOLLOW US Facebook Twitter Instagram

On the 10 year anniversary of the release of a film widely beloved by filmbros and Film Twitter obsessives, Mike and Nate take a look at the understated, sleek, and stylish approach that Nicolas Winding Refn took with his modern masterpiece, DRIVE (2011). We discuss the impact this film had on the careers of Refn and Ryan Gosling, its current reputation as the filmbro's introtroductory movie, the film's heavily action-packed marketing campaign, and one woman's insane biblical mission to get her revenge on the filmmakers for deceiving her. FOLLOW US Facebook Twitter Instagram

Everybody get up, it's time to slam now, we got a real JAM goin' down on this new episode where Mike is joined by lifelong basketball fan Nate Lam of Before the Cyborgs to talk about his unironic love of SPACE JAM! A movie that was quite literally born out of being a marketing campaign, we talk about those original commercials that inspired the idea for this movie, the abysmal recent sequel, and getting your first kiss while watching Lola Bunny shake it! FOLLOW US Twitter Instagram Nate's Twitter

It's our second episode (surprised we're actually going ahead with this?) and this time we're joined by resident Monster Kid and foremost Godzilla expert Louis Otero of Random Movie Roulette and The Gory Picture Show, to discuss the big lizard's roaring return to the big screen and the official start of Legendary's Monsterverse. Were we given the giant monster movie we all hoped for, or did Gareth Edwards just jerk us around for two hours and not let us finish? FOLLOW US: Twitter Instagram Youtube

Welcome to the very first episode of Cinemarketing, a podcast about analyzing the marketing campaigns of some of your favorite (or in this case, not so favorite) movies. For this inaugural episode, we journey to the land down undah to discuss a movie whose marketing managed to gaslight an entire generation of children into thinking that they would be seeing a movie about a talking kangaroo, but instead all they got was pain. FOLLOW US: Twitter Instagram Youtube

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