On this week’s episode, Sonny, Alyssa, and Peter talk about the biggest movie of the year: Spider-Man: No Way Home. Before that, in cons and nons, they ask why Disney released three pickups from Fox—West Side Story, Nightmare Alley, and The King’s Man—in such close proximity not only to each other but also what was likely to be, again, the biggest movie of the year. And on the special bonus episode, the gang tries something a little different: A Spider-Man movie draft! Make sure to listen to that and vote on the winner. If you enjoyed this episode, share it with a friend!
Should You See 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'?
Plus: Why did Disney dump so many Fox pickups at the end of the year?
Dec 21, 2021

Across the Movie Aisle
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Here's the elevator pitch: It's "Left, Right, and Center" meets "Siskel and Ebert." Three friends from different ideological perspectives discuss the movies and controversies (or nontroversies!) about them.
Featuring bonus Friday episodes exclusively for Bulwark+ members.
Here's the elevator pitch: It's "Left, Right, and Center" meets "Siskel and Ebert." Three friends from different ideological perspectives discuss the movies and controversies (or nontroversies!) about them.
Featuring bonus Friday episodes exclusively for Bulwark+ members.
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Being a movie critic must be such a terrible experience. Going into every movie and having the expectation that the meaning of life must be examined or some deep aspect of your soul has to be explored to be satisfied must be exhausting. Sometimes you just show up to a movie, jam some popcorn and candy into your mouth, wash it down with some soda and escape for 2-2.5 hours of entertainment. Nothing more! Some movies I can see expecting some deep, profound experience -- although, as an adult walking into SM NWH I did not expect that and can live my life knowing the 2.5 hours spent was worth the $20.