Episode 330 - Maverick
Missed the Mark
Maverick is a breezy, charismatic romp with sharp chemistry and clever moments, even if its laid-back tone and meandering plot keep it from truly hitting the jackpot.
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Episode 329 - 300
Missed the Mark
This is Sparta! Believe me!
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Episode 328 - Saved!
Missed the Mark
Saved! is a sharp, satirical teen comedy with heart—its aim isn’t always perfect, but the bold performances and biting wit tell a challenging tale.
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Episode 327 - Natural Born Killers
Missed the Mark
No one reads these things anyway. If you do, just know, you deserve love too!
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Episode 326 - The Game
Missed the Mark
The Game is a twisty, paranoid thrill ride that keeps you guessing until the final moments—stylish, smart, and just unsettling enough to stick with you! One of David Fincher's most underrated films!
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Episode 325 - Life (2017)
Missed the Mark
Life (2017) is a tightly wound sci-fi thriller with strong performances, gnarly creature effects, and a brutal ending that left us rattled in the best way!
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Episode 324 - The Island
Missed the Mark
The Island starts with a slick, intriguing premise and some solid sci-fi worldbuilding, but eventually ditches its brain for full Michael Bayhem!
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Episode 323 - Con Air
Missed the Mark
Con Air is a gloriously over-the-top action flick that delivers big explosions and bigger personalities—even if Nicolas Cage feels like he wandered in from a different movie!
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Episode 322 - The Fifth Element
Missed the Mark
The Fifth Element is a wild, visually explosive sci-fi ride that blends camp, action, and style in a way that’s totally out there—but undeniably fun!
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Episode 321 - The Accountant
Missed the Mark
The Accountant is a bizarre blend of action thriller and character study that somehow works, thanks to slick direction, sharp action, and Ben Affleck’s quietly compelling lead.
info_outlineSpirited takes a shot at reinventing A Christmas Carol as so many have before! Is this any better than the countless other versions that have come out over the many years since Dickens first put pen to paper?