Critical, sometimes confrontational, always amusing, conversations about movies. Hosted by Columbus film critics John DeSando and Johnny DiLoretto, Double Take provides insightful commentary and context regarding all things cinematic. Casual moviegoers an
John DeSando, Johnny DiLoretto
The band is back one more time with Rob Reiner directing.
The final Downton Abbey that shows the struggles with change.
Eden is Ron Howard's important historical drama about some eccentric characters occupying the Galapagos.
A child's fantasy reading saves the world from nothingness.
Technicolor and glorious music mark this classic musical.
A classroom of kids vanishes leaving the town to wonder what happened.
The best super-hero blockbuster of the summer and maybe of all the MCU.
The newest, most human, and most vulnerable Man of Steel.
A 70's comedy often called "screwball." We explore that reasoning.
Bad Bot M3gan fights new girl on the block, Amelia
Paul Newman and George Kennedy (won Oscar) star in 1967 chain-gang drama.
A brilliant contemporary rom-com about dating, matchmaking, money, and love.
Wes Anderson's querky new comedy about a tycoon played by Benecio del Toro
A pleasant modern rom-com with hints of Jane Austen
Ethan Hunt hunts the world's newest villain: AI
One of the best examples of film noir, and one of the best films ever.
Nicolas Cage plays as a bullied professional business man on a California beach.
A ragtag group of superheroes fights government corruption and their own pasts.
Christian, the action savant, fights human traffickers.
Seven gunslingers defend a small Mexican town from 40 banditos.
Robert De Niro plays 2 different historical gangsters.
A stylish spy film with crisp, intelligent dialogue
She returns from service with PTSD and Alzheimers to confront in a dark comedy.
Commentary about the Oscar movies and the ceremony 2025
New Marvel hero played by Anthony Mackie and president by Harrison Ford
A worthy documentary aobut the Munich Olympic hostage debacle.
Comic, scifi, thriller, horror—it has it all for almost the whole family.
Mark Wahlberg stars in a B Movie directed by Mel Gibson.
Gerard Butler infiltrates a gang of jewel thieves.
Dracula again but with superior cinematography and psychological underpinnings.
Magicians Raymond and Taylor Hagood chat about the convergence of magic and movies.
Angelina Jolie does justice to the aloof Maria Callas in her last week of life.
In a prequel ,Glinda and the Wicked Witch join forces against the Wizard of Oz.
John and Gary explore the reason for the popularity of Frank Capra's classic.
Frank Capra's classic about a greenhorn senator in Washington, DC
Tarantino's seminal work has its 30th anniversary.
For its 30-year anniversary, Rear Window is our review.
The sequel is a fitting addition to the Joker mythology.
J K Simmons won the Oscar for his portrayal of a strict music teacher.
A fading movie star and young college grad bind in Tokyo.
A successful sequel more accessible and saner than the original.
Channing Tatum plays a tech billionaire luring young women to his island.
John and Mary determine Sing Sing the best movie of the year so far.
Hitchcock train thriller with heroine and abduction.
The fight for acceptance of Gaelic in North Ireland by a hip-hop band
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
