Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
I love them all, bad, good, and all the ones in between. But, no matter how much I love them, I’m totally willing to criticize the hell out of them. In my opinion the best superhero film of all time is hands down, Superman 1978. Even with that ridiculous ending. Every movie from there on out is just chasing their coat tails. One franchise out there has been doing a pretty damn good job chasing. Not all have been fantastic, none have been terrible, and I can proudly say I’ve seen, own, each and every one of them. I’m of course talking about the Marvel Cinematic Universe!
Like many of the boys and girls out there, I’m super excited for the upcoming Infinity Wars, and watched all the movies, all over again, to prepare. As I watched, I found I enjoyed some more than I remembered, some less, and one that I was convinced was a great film but realized I was wrong. So here we go! My review of each and every MCU movie released so far!
A warning before I dive in, for those of you who don’t listen to our show, I’m way more of a DC guy than Marvel. If my opinions seem way off base and pisses you off, just remember, I’m a crazy person who enjoys all the DC movies. Though, I really do love these movies and I’m excited for Infinity Wars this weekend.
Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
A few weeks back I saw the wonderful film Lady Bird with my wife and a friend.
All three of us were totally swept up by the performances, the script, the directing, and more than anything, the incredibly well told and convincing story. As the lights came up, the audience started to stir and grab their coats (an action I find pointless in LA, you don’t need coats here ya bunch of wussies) and the conversation I overheard boggled my mind. The room wasn’t even fully lit and the man in front of me started saying, “That was good, but doesn’t hold a candle to Three Billboards… yadda yadda yadda.” I’ve overheard this conversation many times but this was the first time it really stuck out to me. Mostly because the movie we just saw addresses this very instinct to react to something the moment you’ve experienced it. In the very beginning of the film Lady Bird and her mom are listening to an audio book, and when it ends Lady Bird goes to turn on the radio. Her mom stops her and asks, “Can we just sit with what we’ve heard for a moment?” I rolled my eyes and laughed with the audience, but I think there may be something to that.
We live in a world of instant gratification, and I think this may be a bad thing. It seems to me that this is wholly changing the way we observe the world around us, but most importantly to a guy like me, the way we watch movies. Recently on our show we had a friend of mine on, the amazing Johnny Recher, and he brought up a point that I find very interesting. Movies that we grew up with were never our favorites on first viewing. We watched everything we could get our hands on, and slowly but surely, found ourselves gravitating back to the ones we truly loved.
When I first saw Ghostbusters, it scared the hell out of me, but my sister loved it, so we kept watching it. Over time I got used to the scary library ghost, and grew to love Bill Murray and the theme song, and the toys, and sequel, and well, everything. The movies I loved I spent time with, I absorbed them, and they became a part of who I am today. But now? I feel like we have to decide on a movie RIGHT AWAY, and whatever we decide is our opinion for the rest of time.
(Before you start screaming at me, “But what about film critics??” They are professionals who watch movies for a living, is that what you do? That’s what I thought.)
This whole wait and see approach is what first led Nick and me to start After the Hype in the first place, and I don’t think even then I fully understood why I was so obsessed with this point of view. Why do we have to say where The Last Jedi ranks in the Star Wars saga? It just came out, how can you even know? You’ve (I’m assuming) seen the original trilogy a bazillion times, you’ve seen The Last Jedi, once? Twice maybe? How could you ever know where it ranks with the other films. More to that point, who cares?
Why are we so obsessed with “better than”? I’m 100% guilty of this too, I’m not trying to stand apart from the crowd. But I’m growing more and more concerned with this mindset. When I go to see a movie, I’m usually expecting/hoping for it to be good. Sure you have your guilty pleasure bad movies, or your just for funsies films, but for the most part, we want them to be good. However, I’ve been seeing more and more, we as a film going culture want movies to fail.
We collectively decide a films fate from the trailer. I’m speaking in generalizations of course. But as of this writing we have already decided that Solo: A Star Wars Film, is going to fail. For crying out loud, an article, that I won’t link here, was posted at Forbes titled “Why I Want ‘Solo A Star Wars Movie’ to Fail.” Although he states his argument very well, I disagree entirely and I can’t help but feel confused and annoyed at this sentiment. And because of us, and people like that guy at Forbes, Disney has pulled funding and marketing and we are 4ish months away and still haven’t seen a single frame of that movie. Who do we think we are?
Film crews are huge
Hundreds of people, if not thousands, have worked tirelessly on that film. They are excited to show their families where they have been for the past two years, and are proud of the work they have done. Then we come thundering along, see that there has been some turmoil behind the scenes, and decide it’s shit. Maybe it is shit, maybe it’s, god forbid, just okay? (fear of being mediocre is for another article) But we won’t know till we sit down and watch it for ourselves. All this negativity gains us nothing but more hate. And we are becoming a culture of hate, if we aren’t there already. If you were hoping for a sound plan on how to curb that, I’m going to disappoint you here. Because it’s this very thing that scares me now, and will undoubtedly lead to the end of this industry, and many others, if left unchecked.
BOO!
I’ve always been the type of film goer who likes what I like, and that’s that. I’ve had people tell me I have terrible taste in films, and some that say there is no rhyme or reason to anything I enjoy. But as I’ve said many times, to all these people, I simply like movies. I’m going to try and make an effort from here on out, and would ask you to do the same. Let’s stop the “better than” culture. I’m not saying cancel the award shows, or to stop making your top ten lists. But maybe we can all take a step back from all this anger, and calm down for a few minutes.
Let’s remember that mindset of a child. Even if you don’t really care for a movie at first, maybe you’ll grow to love it on a second viewing? Maybe you won’t, and that’s okay too. But we have to stop being so vicious, or there really is no point to any of this. One of my oldest friends, Craig McFarland, works on a podcast called The Front Row Movie Reviews, and their tagline is “A podcast for people who actually like movies.” I may be a bit of a fool, but I think if everyone could just calm down and just enjoy films for what they are, maybe we can get them to change that tagline… “A podcast for people who like movies” A little less catchy I know, but it would be nice to not have to clarify “actually” don’t you think?
Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
As a host of a movie podcast, you watch a lot of movies. Bare minimum you’re looking at 52 movies for a year, but that’s saying you only watch them for the episodes you’re prepping for, and that’s just dumb. This year I watched a grand total of 225 movies. I count them as watches after I’ve sat thorough at least half the movie, although that only came in to play a few times, particularly at Christmas while flipping through movies on TV. Throughout the whole year, I only quit one movie, that is the lowest that number has ever been for me.
So! Without any further ado… My 2017 in movies, with some short reviews thrown in for fun.
WHAT I WATCHED:
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them – (technically the movie started playing in 2016, but I count it because when I walked out it was 2017)
Swiss Army Man
Clerks – First time I had watched this in about 5 years, it surprisingly holds up.
Batman V Superman – The first, but not the last time I will watch this in 2017.
Resident Evil
Hell or High Water
Hidden Figures
Resident Evil 2
My personal fav RE movie.
Resident Evil 3
Underworld Blood Wars
Resident Evil 4
Resident Evil 5
Final Fantasy Kingsglave
Silence – After the last 6 movies I watched, this was the greatest thing I had ever seen.
Moon
Resident Evil 6 – This is the most lackluster ending to a franchise ever…
The marketing was better than the movie….
50 Shades of Gray – This sucked.
The Mighty Ducks
D2 The Mighty Ducks
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
Amelie
When Harry Met Sally
Lost in Space
pfff! haha they are all so serious!
Babe
Dirty Dancing
Little Rascals
John Wick
Sing Street – Still the best movie of 2016.
John Wick Chapter 2 – Totally forgot this was a movie.
The Lego Batman Movie
Both fantastic and utterly forgettable
Deadpool
Lost Highway
Finding Dory
Suicide Squad – Don’t remember what compelled me to watch this again, but I know I liked it way move on this viewing, I know it’s crap, but it’s fun crap.
Clueless
Dr. Horrible’s Sing Along Blog – Is this a movie? It’s better than most…
Some Like It Hot
This movie is near perfect.
Newsies (live) – Saw it in a movie theater, I’m counting it.
Doctor Strange
The Legend of Tarzan – God I hope I never see this again.
X-Men Apocalypse
The Legend of Tarzan (again) – Fuck…
Friday the 13th Part 6 : Jason Lives – Better than Tarzan
A Cure for Wellness – Why did we all forget about this movie? It was pretty good!
Beautiful movie
The Italian Job
Old School
Knock knock – Terrible… Better than Tarzan… okay I’ll stop hating on Tarzan.
Logan
Get Out – Best of the year? Maybe…
—Tried to watch “Sisters” – got way too bored and turned it off
Little Nicky – I paid actual money to rent this. Still don’t know why.
Pacific Rim
Jurassic Park
Beauty and the Beast (1991) – If they make a live action movie of this, it will suck.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers : The Movie
Yes, that Power Ranger movie.
Kong Skull Island – That was awesome! I will go home and force my wife to watch the Peter Jackson one RIGHT NOW!
Noises Off! – Have you seen this? You really should!!
James and the Giant Peach
Power Rangers – It was awesome! Shut up, it was.
Trainspotting 2
Superman the Movie
Terminator 2 – Another one you’ll see pop up a few times…
Best movie ever made. Come at me.
The Running Man
Cloak and Dagger
What We Do in the Shadows
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them – First repeat of the year (by choice… fucking Tarzan). I think that’s pretty good.
Arrival
Furious 7
F8 of the Furious
Romy and Michelle’s High School Reunion
Rogue One
Better every time I watch it.
The Conjuring 2
Guardians of the Galaxy
Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens – I watch this one more than I’m proud of. I’m always expecting that the next viewing will the the time that I love it… and nope… it’s good. Not great.
Don’t Think Twice
Jason Bourne
Free Fire – Man I loved this movie, such an odd way to tell a story, and I loved every minute of it.
Nocturnal Animals
Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2
Alien
1 of 2 good Alien movies.
Alien Vs Predator Requiem
Moana
Prometheus
Alien 3 – Alien battle for ATH was clearly happening here. Watching a lot of Alien movies really reminds you that there are only 2 good ones.
La La Land
The Fifth Element – This was in theaters, and it was amazing.
annnnd JUMP!
Alien Covenant – Crap, saw it without Chewie so that means I have to see it twice… CRAP!
Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Batman and Bill – Hands down my favorite Doc of the year.
Batman v Superman – 2nd time, still love it.
Wonder Woman – And holy sheeeeeet that was so much better than BVS.
Alien Covenant – ugh…
Almost Famous
This poster is one of my all time favorites.
It Comes at Night – Great movie, too bad the trailers were so misleading.
Armageddon
The Mummy (1999)
The Secret Life of Pets
Meru – Awesome doc about climbing a mountain, should still be free on Amazon, check it out!
Despicable Me
Beauty and the Beast (2017) – Wow this sucked. Ewan McGregor was good.
Batman Forever
Batman and Robin
Despicable Me 2
The Burbs
Logan – Even on rewatch, still very good, slightly over hyped, movie.
This movie is gorgeous.
Baby Driver – One of the most fun movies of the year.
Escape from the Planet of the Apes
Orlando
Battleship
Kung Fu Hustle
Long Kiss Goodnight
Fist Fight – Better than I thought it would be…
Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Power Rangers
GO GO!
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Passengers – (quit halfway) (watched second half after 121 and 122)
War for the planet of the apes
Valerian and the Planet of 1000 Cities – Deserved a way better reception than it got. I thought it was a blast.
Ghost in the Shell (2017) – BOO!
Spawn
Free Fire
Wings
Might be my favorite movie I watched this year. (Not released in 2017)
Dunkirk – My new favorite Nolan movie.
Tour de Pharmacy
Sing – My most unexpected joy-to-watch movie of 2017.
Kong skull island
Never Ending Story
Ingrid Goes West – In contention for my least favorite movie of the year… Spoilers it’s in 3rd place.
Never Ending Story Part II
Barton Fink
The Terminator
Terminator 2 Judgement Day – They released it in theaters, I’m surprised I only saw it**
Avatar
Good Time
I’ll use a still that give nothing away. Eff you marketing of Good Time.
Terminator 2 Judgement Day — **twice
Tag – WTF was this movie??? See it!
Why Don’t You Play in Hell – So. Fucking. Good. FUCK BOMBERS YEAH!!
Annabelle
IT – A new contender has shown up as my favorite movie of the year.
The Mummy – Why?
Mother! – See our ATH Episode released on 1/11/18 to see my thoughts on this one.
Long Live the King
Annabelle: Creation
Queen Kong – Chewie’s most unexpected joy-to-watch movie of 2017.
This is a Musical. That’s all I’ll say.
Pet – This movie so doesn’t go where you think it’s going. And for that I love it.
Bram Stoker’s Dracula
Mary’s Shelly’s Frankenstein
The Collector
Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight
Rosemary’s Baby
Thirst
so. good.
Fright Night – All time classic, so glad I rewatched it.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Justice League Dark – They got Matt Ryan to voice Constantine! Movie is okay.
An American Werewolf in London – In my top 5 of all time.
Sleep Away Camp
What We Do in the Shadows – I didn’t realize how much I go back to this movie till I made this list.
Addams Family Values
Geostorm
In & Out
Forgotten but amazing comedy.
Baby Driver
Thor
Thor The Dark World
Hocus Pocus – Chewie has never seen this! We must watch it annnnd…. She fell asleep.
Popstar Never Stop Never Stopping
Blade Runner 2049 – Holy hell I love this movie. I could go on and on…
The color alone makes me love this movie.
Jason X
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
H20: Halloween 20 Years Later
Friday The 13th part 9 Jason Goes to Hell – Was going to watch part 7… should have watched part 7….
The Wizard – Power glove… It’s so bad.
I bought this. I now own this movie. Jealous?
Super – Everyone who told me I HAD TO SEE THIS had no idea how much I’d hate it.
Thor Ragnarok – Man, this movie was a blast!
Son of Batman
Wonder Woman (2009)
Superman Unbound – UNBOUND!!!!
Green Lantern First Flight
Elle – Rough watch… good movie.
The Royal Tenenbaums
I chose this photo for the dumb face on the right.
The Big Sick
BVS – again
Justice League – Poor Justice League… So many cooks you can’t see the kitchen. I still liked it for what it was.
Pet Cemetery
Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Men Tell No Tales – way Way WAY Better than the last one.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri – Trailer gives away a lot, but still love this movie. McDonagh has one of the strongest voices out there making movies today. Great ending.
Hellraiser
The Ladykillers
First and last time I’ll watch this one…
Turner and Hooch
Iron Man – Don’t watch this if you want to keep enjoying the Marvel movies. This is better than the rest by a mile.
Too Funny to Fail – Not a ton of people have talked about this doc, but you should definitely watch it.
Avengers
3 Ninjas
Star Wars TFA – Prepping for Last Jedi… Its official 6, 5, 4, RO, 1, 7, 3, 2 (8 is still pending and I don’t know where it will land….)
Cult of Chucky – Better and worse than I thought it would be. Felt more like a TV Pilot than a movie.
Star Wars Return of the Jedi
Leia is such a bad ass.
Good Time – This time for the podcast. So GOOD!
Death Note – The bad in this movie outweighs the good by just a bit.
The Disaster Artist
Space Jam – Welp, never going back to this one.
Jack and the Beanstalk (1974) – Thanks Elliot…
Night of the Hunter
Superman 4 the Quest for Peace – Just as bad as you’ve heard it is… so watch it already!!!!
Harry and the Henderson’s
The Babysitter – I barely remember even watching this. But I think I kinda liked it? Maybe?
Seriously though, Why isn’t he wearing a shirt?
Godzilla vs Gigan
Ghostbusters II
Star Wars Episode 8 The Last Jedi – Saw this weeks ago now… still processing it. Definitely more my pace than TFA was, take that for what you will.
Santa Clause 3
Shape of Water – We have a winner for best of the year.
Not the best photo I know, but I love this shot in the movie.
Baywatch – AWFUL, but I kinda liked it?
Elf
Love Actually – This movie is mean. I really enjoy it, but everytime I watch it I find myself asking, why is everyone so mean?
Bad Santa
The Santa Clause
The Greatest Showman – We have a winner for least favorite of the year… but… the singers can actually sing… so I don’t know!!
Jumanji Welcome to the Jungle – How does Jack Black steal a movie from The Rock and Kevin Hart?? I don’t know, but he sure did!
The Mighty Ducks – A fitting way to end the year. Just like this movie I’m young scrappy and hungry!.. For 2018 movies? This joke failed… Also I saw Hamilton.
DONE!!!
What did I learn from this? I like a lot of bad movies, and that’s okay! As the year went on I started to get discouraged about weather or not I’d even share this very embarrassing list, but I think that misses the point of why I did it. What I learned from this is that I love movies. Period. The good and the bad, it is still my favorite way to experience a story. Even the worst of the worst have something in them that is enjoyable. I look forward to how my list looks from 2018, I doubt I’ll have the time to watch 200+ movies again, but it’s worth a shot!
TOP 10 OF 2017 RELEASES:
Shape of Water
Okja
Dunkirk
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
Good Time
IT
Batman and Bill
The Disaster Artist
Baby Driver
The Big Sick
HONORABLE MENTION: POWER RANGERS!!
MORPHIN TIME!
BOTTOM 5 OF 2017
Alien Covenant
The House
Ingrid Goes West
Despicable Me 3
Baywatch – still liked it… but man its just terrible.
HORRIBLE MENTION: THE GREATEST SHOWMAN
Would be in the top five, but its rare to get a musical with actual singers and dancers in it.
Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
I LOVED Kingsman, it was a refreshing take on both spy and comic book movies in a world where we have way too many spy and comic book movies. But woof… that ending. We get it, anal sex is funny, but I really didn’t need to see some one’s actual ass hole to get the joke. So I’d my hopes were cautiously high the sequel.
And well… shit.
***SPOILER WARNING***
The parts of Golden Circle that work, work so well. Its funny, its shot well, and I really feel like they started to understand the comedy of the world they are living in. But what the fuck? All of that good stuff is ruined by an insane lack of Channing Tatum, a false promise of Halle Berry being a bad ass, AND A FUCKING CGI PENETRATING SHOT OF A WOMAN’S VAGINA AS A DUDE FINGER BANGS HER? REALLY? You ruined your whole movie by making us feel SO uncomfortable that it’s hard to ever get back into it. Whatever I may think of 90% of the movie, I can’t unsee this shot. It’s not funny or clever. It certainly doesn’t serve the plot of the movie (and I see a lot dudes defending it online… calm down dudes, you’re wrong) If for some reason it was essential to have Eggsy finger bang that girl, it could have been handled better than depicting a 15-year-old’s pervy wet dream. I hate to say that these things added together ruined the whole movie, but they kinda did.
It would be a shame if my character doesn’t pay off in any significant way!
That doesn’t even mention how poorly underused Julianne Moore’s excellent villain Poppy was. Why couldn’t she fight? Everyone else is fighting in formal wear, why not her. AND if she can’t fight why do people care who she is? Why is she in power??? She played a character I was excited to see in action. She had this sickening sweet attitude, like if cotton candy could be a person. It made her scary in a way I didn’t expect. So when the final show down started I was pumped… then she gets smacked, given a heroin overdose, and dies… That is a wet fart of a character exit. If this was the only problem I probably wouldn’t have had much to say… but this on top of everything else just left the taste of dirty dish water in my mouth (yes I know what that tastes like, college was weird).
***SPOILERS ARE DONE NOW***
All in all I’m just disappointed. I’m disappointed in a franchise I thought I wanted more of. I’m disappointed in a director I have so much respect for. And I’m disappointed that this shit is still in movies today.
When it works it works and it’s a blast, but the bad severely out weighs the good. If I had to score it… 4/10
Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
Batman is a contender, and I have a soft spot for Aquaman, but the Green Lantern is my fave. Here are my top ten green lantern characters of all time.
I’ll start with a disclaimer, I’m not an expert on Green Lantern. I’m a fan, have been for a long time. But when it comes to the nitty gritty stuff, I may not be the best source. Now that that’s out of the way, I want to tell you why the Green Lantern(s) is/are amazing, and why I love him/them so much!
When people ask me who my favorite comic book character is, I alway pause. Part of me wants to say Batman, he’s a clear winner for many people. Then I want to say Superman, Wonder Woman, I have a real soft spot for Aquaman… But when push comes to shove Green Lantern gets my vote every time. This vote, is a total cheat I know… there are many Green Lanterns and I love them all. So as a way to celebrate this fact, here we go! A countdown of my favorite Green Lantern characters!!
Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
ALL OF US HERE AT AFTER THE HYPE LOVE STAR WARS, BECAUSE… WELL… IT’S STAR WARS!
In honor of Star Wars Day (May 4th) we will be releasing one “Hype to Remember” a day to cover all 8 of the released Star Wars films! I’m back again to talk about the beginning of the dark days…
Let me take you back… a long, long time ago… When Phantom Menace could still be good…
The year, 1998, the movie, Meet Joe Black. The first trailer for a Star Wars film in about 15 years has just hit theaters! (remember when the internet sucked?) People across the country bought tickets for a movie they didn’t want to see, sorry Joe, just to see 2 min of Star Wars Episode 1 The Phantom Menace! This 2 min!
Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
ALL OF US HERE AT AFTER THE HYPE LOVE STAR WARS, BECAUSE… WELL… IT’S STAR WARS!
In honor of Star Wars Day (May 4th) we will be releasing one “Hype to Remember” a day to cover all 8 of the released Star Wars films! I’m RETURNing today because OF THE JEDI!
Three years isn’t the longest you’ve ever had to wait for a sequel. But when the last movie you saw was Empire Strikes Back, that 3 years might as well be 300. People were losing thier minds! Who is the other? Is Vader really Luke’s dad? WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO HAN??? Then boom! Revenge of the Jedi trailer is released and, well… at least one of the questions is answered:
Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
All of us here at After The Hype love Star Wars, because… well… it’s STAR WARS!
In honor of Star Wars Day (May 4th) we will be releasing one “Hype to Remember” a day to cover all 8 of the released Star Wars films! I’ll kick things off with STAR WARS: EPISODE IV – A NEW HOPE!
Star Wars is so much more than a movie. It’s a way of life. I have no idea when the first time I saw Star Wars was, it’s always just been a part of me. I wish I was around to see this trailer in theaters for the first time. It’s such a joy to watch.
Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope (1977)
They have no idea how to market this movie! Is it a fantasy? An action movie? They just keep telling us how great it is, then throwing in a random clip. Clearly they didn’t have James Earl Jones voice track in yet. They didn’t have colors on the light sabers. The whole thing looks like a cheap 70’s sci-fi flop. But still, somehow, looks totally amazing! This trailer had a tough job to do, and it does it perfectly! I can only imagine seeing this once, maybe, then seeing the finished product in theaters! My mind would have been blown!
I love this trailer, it’s the perfect set up to the perfect movie!
Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
If I could only play one game series for the rest of my life, that series would be Mass Effect.
I’ve been playing a ton of Mass Effect Andromeda, and I can’t shake the feeling that this isn’t Mass Effect. Yes the characters designs are there, they say the right words, and it all looks very Mass Effecty. But it just doesn’t capture that feeling that the original trilogy did. This has to be partly on me right? Maybe I’m not giving this game the a fair shake. But I just don’t feel that excitement I had when ME3 was coming out. Son of Krogan I was excited for that game!
Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
There is a solid argument to be made that the Fast and Furious trailer from the 2009 film is one of the greatest teaser trailers of all time.
We here at After the Hype are unashamed FF fans. Well, 3 out of 4 of us are — looking at you Ryan! But I’d argue that without this teaser, there would be no franchise for us to be fans of.
I was living in Chicago in a lovely little apartment when this came out.
My actual apartment!
I had just gotten into this new band, Does It Offend You Yeah? Then I saw online that they had their music featured in the new Fast and Furious trailer so I decided to give it a shot. Up to that point, I had enjoyed the first, laughed at the second, and like the rest of the world, skipped the third… But the band is cool, so let’s give it a whirl…
W. T. FUCK?
I’m so ready to watch that movie!! I ran to my room mates room (Friend and guest of the show Graham) and made him watch it with me. We both agreed, whatever they were smoking when they made Tokyo Drifting to Sleep, they were done with. I couldn’t have been more pumped.
Now I’m going to watch it again, and beat-by-beat tell you what I’m feeling, as if it were the first time.
Bryan is the Host and Producer of After the Hype. He loves talking. About everything. But mostly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, and Batman.
He also lives in Los Angeles and works in TV Post Production
