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Chance Ellison
Sometimes a movie comes along that is so bad it transcends being a bad movie into something more, The Room is one of those movies. Released in 2003 as the passion project of director/writer/producer/star Tommy Wiseau, The Room gained a massive following as one of the biggest cult comedies of all time......and at no point is the movie trying to be funny (despite what Tommy may try to tell you). After an initial 2 week run in LA the film spawned several midnight screenings, a book about the making of the movie by one of the stars, and even a critically acclaimed movie based on that book. What's wrong with this movie?..........What's RIGHT with this movie is the real question
We already talked about the sequel in less than stellar regard (well one of us did), but the reason is because of how much we love the first film. 1990's Home Alone takes a story that should never have worked and manages to turn it into a modern Christmas Classic. Why is it we ignore the several leaps in logic you have to take in order to love this film? That's what we're going to discuss here today
In this long overdue episode we jump into the long overdue world of foreign cinema. It's funny as much as we've talked about our love and respect for foreign films we've never actually reviewed one. Well that stops now as we look at the 2008 Swedish Vampire Smash: Let the Right One In. In terms of contemporary Vampires this film is often regarded as one of the absolute best. How does this film translate to a universal audience? We discuss that here
Fitting It comes out to feed every 27 years because it took almost that long to get this episode out. After a long development process the feature film adaptation of Stephen King's iconic novel finally made it's way to the big screen. The film wasn't just big, it was HUGE bringing in great reviews and and incredible return at the box office. 6 years and one sequel later how does it compare to other King films? That's what we're here to discuss
Our examination of Eastwood's career end fittingly with a film that (at the time) signaled the end of his acting career. 2000 onward feels like the time where Clint Eastwood the actor took a backseat while Clint Eastwood the director stepped into the forefront, thematically that isn't more evident than it is with 2008's Gran Torino, a scaled down personal drama about an old man who finds a new calling in life. When you talk about Eastwood's directorial work this is often an example that gets cited, what is it about this film that brings Eastwood's acting career to a (then) close? We're here to talk about it.
With Pale Rider we talked about how Clint Eastwood was able to modernize certain western tropes for the modern era. That concept is something he perfects in 1992's Unforgiven. The 90's Western is often seen as the Eastwood's Magnum Opus, and it's hard to dispute that. It was released to rave reactions from audiences, lauded by critics, and got Eastwood his first Oscar for both Best Picture and Best Director. The film is often seen as the "end" of the Western Genre. Why is that? That's what we're here to find out
After a 70's period where Eastwood said "I've arrived" he followed that up with an even more prolific 80's. If we're being frank in this decade the misses do outnumber the hits but at the same time when he got it right, he got it RIGHT. One of his biggest hits involves him going back to the genre that made him great with 1985's Pale Rider. With this film Eastwood took classic Western motifs and updated them for a modern audience. How does he accomplish this? We find out
Any actor who gets big enough seems to try their hand at directing. Some do it really well, some not so much, but arguably the best to ever do it is the subject of our Direct-ember this year: Clint Eastwood. After spending nearly 2 decades in front of the camera he tried his hand at actually directing and that decision eventually led to him being arguably the greatest Actor/Director of all time. We'll be look at 4 generations of Eastwood films starring with his early era the 1970's. In 1971 Eastwood made his debut as the character Dirty Harry, and as a director with the thriller Play Misty For Me. This isn't the kind of film you would typically associate with Eastwood, but does a great job of showcasing his directorial skills. How exactly? That's what we're here to discuss.
In 1997 well known action director James Cameron decided to try his hand at a historical epic romance. We're not sure what the reaction was when this was announced but we know absolutely nobody is laughing at the results. Titanic is a landmark film when it comes to box office, setting several records including becoming the highest grossing film in history at the time, as well as being the first movie to ever cross $1 Billion (unadjusted for inflation). The film was also a critical darling raking in a record 14 Oscar Nominations and record 11 wins. Despite all this, one of these hosts holds a great amount of disdain for this film (pretty sure you know who), and he's not the only one plenty have criticized this film in the years since it's release. Is his malice warranted or is this film worthy of all the acclaim? That's what we're here to discuss
This week we got something special as for the first time since our first season we got a Copy-Cat Double Feature. This is where we look at 2 movies that had a similar premise that came out around the same time. Our first try at this had us looking at the Asteroid Movies of '98 (Armageddon and Deep Impact) this week we'll be looking at the Magic Movies of '06 The Prestige and The Illusionist. Both of these films came out in the same year and had similar subject matter, question is which did it better? That's what we're here to decide
Not long ago we lost an actor who we felt we took for granted for a long time, Alan Arkin. The man had a career that spanned over 70 years with a multitude of different types of performances whether it be lead, supporting, dramatic, comedic, whatever it was he could do it and do it well. So in honor of his life and career we're looking at a film that is often regarded as one of his best works 2006's Little Miss Sunshine. This is a landmark indie film of the 2000's and saw a great ensemble featuring both up and comers as well as established talents. What about this film captured the hearts of so many? We find out
Figures that as we have several high profile films underperforming at the box office our subject today is Box Office Bombs. 2008 was a summer known for ton of high profile hits like The Dark Knight, Iron Man, and WALL-E, it's also known for having one of the biggest bombs in cinematic history Speed Racer. Based on the manga of the same name Speed Racer was directed by the Wachowskis and was released just one week after Iron Man. Given the poor reception by critics and audiences at the time the film failed to generate traction at the box office resulting in a massive loss for WB. However in recent years the film has gained a massive following with some calling it a "misunderstood masterpiece." This is the first time either of us has watched this movie in several years so how do we feel abut it? We discuss Speed Racer right here on a brand new Notorious by Chance
Somehow we've ended up with 3 movies in a row celebrating milestone anniversaries. 30 years ago this year Philadelphia was released in theaters, it was the follow-up to Jonathan Demme's Oscar Darling The Silence of the Lambs, and it helped the emergence of two actors who would become icons of the screen in Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington. The film is also regarded as being a landmark of how LGBT characters were portrayed in movies, which is fitting for Pride Month. There's a lot to talk about in this film so tune in as we discuss the film AND cast our very own remake
If we had to describe this episode in one sentence we would say "it really ties the show together." The Big Lebowski came out in 1998 and overtime has achieved not just cult status but a genuine reputation. People have gravitated towards it's memorable lines, scenarios, and (let's be honest here) utter lack of anything resembling a plot. At the center is Jeff Bridges as Jeff "The Dude" Lebowski, who has also become recognized as not just his most iconic character but one of the funniest protagonists in film history. So 25 years later is this film really a masterpiece or are we all blinded by nostalgia? That's what we're here to discuss.
The original Beauty and the Beast is considered to be a classic not just in the realm of animation but films in general. It was met with widespread critical acclaim and was even the first animated film to garner a nomination for Best Picture. Jumping on the craze that Alice and Wonderland started in 2010 Disney decided to remake Beauty and the Beast in live action. The film debuted in March of 2017 to incredible commercial results finishing as the second highest grossing film of the year. On the contrary critic and audience reception seemed to be pretty mixed. What side of the coin do we fall on? That's what we're here to discuss
50 years ago, just 4 years after their last collaboration, Paul Newman, Robert Redford, and director George Roy Hill collaborated once again on the 1973 smash hit The Sting. The crime caper won over critics, and audiences alike and even went on to win several Oscars including Best Picture. Still regarded as one of the best films of the 70s what is it about The Sting that won over so many and how does it hold up 50 years later? That's what we're here to discuss.
It's fitting that we decided to start a new tradition of reviewing the Best Picture winner just as we got maybe the craziest Bets Picture winner.............ever? Everything Everywhere All At Once blew both critics and audiences away with it's originality, themes, direction, and acting. It won h=just about every major Academy Award it was nominated for which is even more impressive considering it came out in March. That means it had to maintain momentum and stay in the conversation of Best Movies of the Year for 9 straight months. So what is it about this film that makes it so special? We find out!
Closing out Movie March this year we got the 2022 hit that captivated audiences and critics alike Top Gun: Maverick. Coming out a mere 36 years after the first film Top Gun: Maverick was a pleasant surprise to anyone who saw it. The film was a box office juggernaut, becoming the highest grossing film of Cruise's career, a critical darling, being one of the best reviewed films of the year, and even got a Best Picture Nomination. This is considered to be one of the best examples of a Legacy Sequel so what is it about this film that won over so many? That's what we're here to discuss.
The foundational idea of legacy sequels are all about coming back to a property and saying "yeah I still got it." Sometimes it works, other times it REALLY doesn't. Case in point today's movie Blues Brothers 2000. A desperate attempt by Dan Akyroyd and Jon Landis to recapture the magic of the first Blues Brothers 2000 fails to realize what made the first movie special. What exactly goes wrong? That's what we're here to discuss
Movie March continues on! Next up on the docket is a movie that is widely regarded as one of the biggest disappointments in cinematic history. Nearly 20 years after the last Indiana Jones adventure Steven Spielberg and company decided to bring the character back to the big screen for a whole new audience. Despite a strong box office and surprisingly decent critical reviews (seriously look it up it's kind of insane how high the RT score is given how people talk about this movie) many fans absolutely detest this film claiming it to be the worst film in the series. Do we disagree with that statement? No we do not, but is there anything redeemable about this movie? That's what we're here to discuss
Welcome to another installment of Movie March. We usually theme these around a franchise but since they're the big thing right now the theme of this year's March is Legacy Sequels. Basically movies that came out way way WAY later than it's predecessor. Sometimes they go great, sometimes they go not great, here we have a movie that kinda does a bit of both. TRON: Legacy came out in 2010 that's 28 years after the original Tron. The film had a lot of hype in the buildup to it's release but was met with a "meh" response from critics and a "eh" response at the Box Office. It's become a cult film since but why was this not a bigger upon release? That's what were here to discuss
You wanna see us experience confusion in real time? Well look no further than this commentary. This was the first time either of us had seen Southland Tales, and boy does it show. Come watch along with us as we try to figure out what the hell is going on
Southland Tales came out in 2006 and was the ambitious second outing of Donnie Darko director Richard Kelly. The film had an absolutely insane cast of actors and plot that many found too confusing to follows. Following a disastrous screening at the Cannes Film Festival it got a pretty significant overhaul for it's.........which was also disastrous. This often cited as one of the biggest cinematic misfires in recent history. So what about this movie goes so wrong, and what was Kelly TRYING to do? That's what we're here to figure out
This is a topic we like to tackle every single year (the question of when is a different story but we always do at some point), it's our Top 20 Performances of the year 2022. Keep in mind while we each did see a lot we didn't see everything, like every year films release in different places at different times, so this is our Top 20 as of right now. We have a great year of content planned for you all and it starts right now!
Happy Holidays everybody! This Christmas we decided to throw it way back to the 1940's to talk about one of the all time classic Christmas films: It's A Wonderful Life. This film has been entertaining and moving people for nearly 80 years and today we're here to discuss what makes it such a classic. We're talking that as well as latest trailers like Spider-Man: Across The Spiderverse, latest news like the Golden Globe nominations and the latest with DC, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
1:14 - The Wonderful World of Sports
17:37 - Trailer Talk
43:25 - NOTORIOUS News
1:15:20 - Golden Globe Nominations
1:33:44 - It's A Wonderful Life Review
This week marks our look into one of the biggest blockbusters of all time from the guy who practically invented the term. We're looking at E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial which is celebrating its 40th Anniversary this year. To say movie was a big hit would be an understatement, ET was a box office juggernaut having one of the longest theatrical runs in history. So why was this film such a monumental hit? We break all of that down, plus we talk latest trailers like Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, latest news like Legendary partnering up with Sony, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:23 - The Wonderful World of Sports
26:51 - Trailer Talk
53:19 - NOTORIOUS News
1:07:58 - E.T. Review
A year of podcasting wouldn't feel right if we didn't look at a Stephen King film, and one got one of the crowning achievements of trash to look at this week with 1996's Thinner. Very rarely do we look at a film where absolutely nothing goes right. What is ti about this film that makes it so maligned? We talk about that plus latest trailers like Elemental , latest news like the massive shake-up at Disney, and out Top 10 Elton John Songs right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:45 - The Wonderful World of Sports
26:14 - Trailer Talk
46:49 - NOTORIOUS News
1:34:30 - Thinner Review
2:11:23 - Our Top 10 Elton John Songs
This episode is late because it marks a special occasion, for the first time in our show's history we're gonna be looking at one of our all time favorite movies, like we're talking #1. So we needed to bring in some big guns, enter fellow Ghostbusters mega-fans Robert and Vanessa of Late to the Party. The original Ghostbusters went from being a movie that was thought to be unfilmable to a global phenomenon. Why? How? We're breaking all of that down right here. We talk the movie plus all the craziness in the world of sports, latest trailers like Avatar: The Way of Water, latest news like the latest actros to join the MCU, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:52 - The Wonderful World of Sports
(Some audio issues, clears up around 12 minute mark)
28:46 - Trailer Talk
41:00 - NOTORIOUS News
1:05:00 - Ghostbusters Review with Late to the Party
2:18:55 - We Pitch our Ghostbusters Movies!
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We're kicking real old school with this week's film as we take a look at the oldest movie we've reviewed so far. The Wolfman came out off the back of the far less successful Werewolf of London and became a cultural touchstone for Universal. What is it about this film that makes it a horror classic? We find out! We talk the movie plus latest trailers like Creed 3 and Ant-Man 3, latest news like James Gunn taking over DC studios and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:46 - The Wonderful World of Sports
30:20 - Trailer Talk
55:04 - NOTORIOUS News
1:24:20 - The Wolfman
CRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY LITTLE SISTER.............Once you see this movie that is literally all you'll be singing. Welcome to our 5th Annual SCARE FEST. This year's theme is The Monster Mash where every episode will be themed around a particular kind of monster this week's monster Vampires, the movie: 1987's The Lost Boys. This was Schumacher's biggest step into genre filmmaking, and The Lost Boys ended up garnering a whole franchise including 2 direct to DVD sequels, a comic series, and an upcoming TV reboot and movie remake. So what is it about this film that made it such a big hit? We find out! We're talking the movie plus latest in sports like the MLB playoffs, latest trailers like Emancipation and The Super Mario Bros. Movie, latest in news like all the stuff going on with Marvel and more here on Notorious by Chance!
1:00 - The Wonderful World of Sports
30:35 - Trailer Talk
47:29 - NOTORIOUS News
1:02:08 - The Lost Boys Review
And with this our Direc-tember this year has concluded, but we're going out with a bang as we talk about 1960's The Apartment. This is regarded as the last great Wilder film due to the fact that his efforts after this never really reached the success of his prior film. This movie was lauded at the time for it's performances and once again for Wilder's propensity to tackle subjects that were considered taboo. What do we have to say about it? tune in to find out! We talk the movie plus latest trailers like Spoiler Alert. latest news like Hugh Jackman making his return to Wolverine, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:37 - The Wonderful World of Sports
29:56 - Trailer Talk
38:55 - NOTORIOUS News
1:08:06 - The Apartment Review
You know the phrase going on right now that "Hollywood loves movies about Hollywood"? Well this is one of if not THE film that started that. Sunset Boulevard came out n 1950 and once again cemented Wilder's case as one of the best directors working. This film garnered critical acclaim, 11 Oscar Nominations, and often cited as one of the greatest films of all time. So how relevant is it over 70 years later? That's what we're here to discuss today. We talk the movie plus latest in sports like Albert Pujols' historic career, latest trailers like Knock at the Cabin, latest news like Steve McQueen's new film and more here on Notorious by Chance.
0:30 - The Wonderful World of Sports
20:28 - Trailer Talk
27:48 - NOTORIOUS News
48:41 - Sunset Boulevard Review
Finally we are starting our Direc-tember Deep Dive on Billy Wilder, starting with the movie that put him on the map 1944's Double Indemnity. Often cited as one of the first real Film Noirs, Double Indemnity is considered not only as one of the best of that genre but as one of the best of that era. So what is it about this film that caught the attention of so many? We find out! We talk the movie plus latest trailers like Glass Onion, latest news like everything that got revealed at D23 and more right here om Notorious by Chance
0:30 - The Wonderful World of Sports
21:06 - Trailer Talk
32:05 - NOTORIOUS News
48:44 - D23
1:15:20 - Double Indemnity Review
Prep your grits and get re-acquainted with you knowledge of cars as this week we're looking at 1992's My Cousin Vinny. This legal comedy gave us a different side of usual wiseguy Joe Pesci by making him the hero. Upon release 30 years ago the film received critical acclaim, and even garnered an Oscar win for costar Marissa Tomei. So what is it about this film that makes it stand out? That's the case we're here to state. We talk that plus the latest in sports, latest trailers like The Son, latest news like things at WB going from bad to worse, and the latest film from Laika studios, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:35 - The Wonderful World of Sports
28:43 - Trailer Talk
44:51 - NOTORIOUS News
1:07:28 - My Cousin Vinny Review
The subject of what is going to be our final episode of Action Star Summer is none other than the Master of Woah himself Keanu Reeves, and the film we're looking at is the film that ignited his comeback 2014's John Wick. Being the global phenomenon that it is now people forget that the first John Wick didn't have a lot fanfare before it's release. But word spread and word spread fast about the compelling story, kick-ass action, and career best work from it's star that it became the starting point for a whole franchise. So what is it about this film that captured the hearts of so many? We find out. We talk John Wick, plus latest trailers like Wednesday, latest news like the newly announced slate of movies Tom Cruise is doing, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:56 - The Wonderful World of Sports
12:37 - Trailer Talk
25:20 - NOTORIOUS News
1:07:10 - John Wick Review
Because we haven't done one in a while and because this movie is perfect for it (especially if you're like Russell and you haven't seen it) here is our commentary for Sleepaway Camp. Watch-along with us!
Summer is wrapping up, kids are returning from camp so this seemed like the perfect time to talk about 1983's Sleepaway Camp. This movie came out at the height of the teen slasher genre, and gained notoriety for it's memorable twist. Was this film ahead of it's time? How does it compare to other slashers of the same era. We talk about that plus latest trailers like Black Panther Wakanda Forever, latest news like the new slate of Marvel Projects and whatever the hell WB is doing, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:17 - The Wonderful World of Sports
27:05 - Trailer Talk
1:12:45 - NOTORIOUS News
1:47:44 - Sleepway Camp Review
At long last we're back to our regularly scheduled programming as we take a look at Boogie Nights which will be celebrating it's 25th Anniversary this year. This is the film that is credited for putting a lot of people on the map mainly it's director/writer Paul Thomas Anderson, and it's star Mark Wahlberg. It garnered a lot of acclaim with some even today referring to it as career bests for both parties. Does that hold true? We find out. We're talking Boogie Nights as well as biggest trailers like Hocus Pocus 2 and The Munsters, news like the box office success and failure of the summer's biggest movies and who Marvel is taking meetings with, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:34 - The Wonderful World of Sports
13:58 - Trailer Talk
34:38 - NOTORIOUS News
1:17:45 - Boogie Nights Review
It's another Host's Choice episode and Chance decided to throw it WAY back with 1959's Some Like It Hot. Directed by the great Billy Wilder this film is regarded as not only one of the great comedies but one of the greatest films of all time. AFI ranked it at 22 on their Top 100 Movies and all the way at NUMBER 1 on their Top 100 Comedies. So wat about this film has stood to make generations laugh for over 60 years? That's what we're here to discuss.
What do you associate with summer? Of course Al Pacino screaming at you to SIT DOWN! Heat is considered to be a quintessential film of the 1990's. Being the first film since The Godfather Part 2 to feature both Pacino alongside his contemporary Robert De Niro this crime epic mixes much more character development into what on paper is a simple cat and mouse game. So what makes this film such a cornerstone in the crime genre? We find out!
ACTION STAR SUMMER CONTINUES!!! After Schwarzenegger it's time to look at the other biggest action star of the 1980's Sylvester Stallone, and we are of course looking at the movie that put him on the action map First Blood! Released in 1982 this is the first in a very long running series of frustratingly named films, this was audiences first introduction to John Rambo. Despite what the Rambo movies have become they actually started out VERY different, so what did this franchise used to look like? We examine First Blood right here!
Our discussion on Avatar: The Way of Water last week inspired the theme of this week's episode "Sequels That Came Out TOO Late" and that is the epitome of the term Independence Day: Resurgence. Rather than making a sequel to the mega hit blockbuster a few years after the original, Emmerich and Co. decided to wait and do one only AFTER they'd squandered all their good will in the public eye. Why is it something that was such a hit in 96 failed to click with a modern day audience? That's what we're here to find out. We talk the movie plus latest trailers like Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1, latest news like all the stuff coming out from Star Wars Celebration, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:55 - The Uvalde Shooting
13:41 - The Wonderful World of Sports
25:19 - Trailer Talk
52:30 - NOTORIOUS News
1:10:00 - Independence Day Resurgence Review
Welcome ladies and gents to ACTION STAR SUMMER! Once a month every month this summer we'll be looking at a film from one of the biggest action stars in Hollywood, and starting off it doesn't get much bigger than this ARNOLD WEEK. And how fitting of us to look at the movie that put him on the map The Terminator, this is the coming out party of not just him but director James Cameron as well. So how did this little movie launch the careers of 2 icons? We find out! We talk the terminator plus latest trailers like Avatar: The Way of Water, latest news like the latest stuff in the Star Wars franchise, and more right here on Notorious by Chance!
0:57 - The Wonderful World of Sports
18:41 - Trailer Talk
47:32 - NOTORIOUS News
1:26:21 - The Terminator Review
After a brief hiatus we are finally back with our 20th anniversary episode on Steven Spielberg's Catch Me If You Can. The 2002 film was the capper on what ended up being a great year for Spielberg with this film and Minority Report being regarded as 2 of the filmmaker's best. So what is it about this film that makes it stand out? We answer that question. We talk the movie plus the NFL Draft, latest trailers like Thor: Love and Thunder, latest News like Justin Lin leaving the driver's seat of Fast X, and More right here on Notorious by Chance.
2:33 - The Wonderful World of Sports
15:10 - Trailer Talk
26:53 - NOTORIOUS News
1:17:15 - Catch Me If You Can Review
1:56:22 - Our Summer Box Office Predictions
After a lot of uncertainty Baseball has returned, and in celebration of that we decided to look at a baseball movies so we turn our eyes to 2011's Moneyball. The movie was a critical and commercial smash with many calling it one of the best films of the year. What is it about baseball this film gets so right? We find out! Tune in as we discuss Moneyball plus latest trailers like Stranger Things 4, latest news like a new collaboration between Adam Sandler and the Safdies and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:36 - The Wonderful World of Sports
10:42 - Trailer Talk
20:32 - NOTORIOUS News
51:22 - Moneyball Review
It's time for a new tradition here on Notorious by Chance. Starting this year we're gonna review Best Picture winner after every Oscars. Our first film is gonna be the little movie that could CODA. This film had a meteoric rise on it's way to winning all 3 Oscars it was nominated for but surprising amount of people have since come out against it. Why is that? We find out plus talk latest sports news like the official group announcements for the 2022 World Cup, latest news like the latest attempt to reboot The Crow and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:40 - The Wonderful World of Sports
8:52 - Trailer Talk
11:57 - NOTORIOUS News
38:45 - CODA Review
Another Movie March has concluded, and we are going out as big and as stupid as possible with Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. After the success of the first film a sequel was all but inevitable, and while Fallen Kingdom raked in a ton of cash critical and audience reaction was pretty mixed to negative. We can't say it's without good reason but how could this reinvigorated franchise go so bad so quickly? We find out. We talk Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom plus latest sports stories like the Final Four and new NFL OT Rules, all the aftermath of the Oscars, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:40 - The Wonderful World of Sports
10:43 - Trailer Talk
20:50 - NOTORIOUS News
45:17 - Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Review
After Jurassic Park 3 didn't strike the chord with audiences Universal had hoped it would be 14 long years before we'd get another Jurassic movie. But when they came back they came back with a vengeance, because Jurassic World wasn't just big it was HUGE. This movie singlehandedly revived the Jurassic brand, so what is it about this film that made it such a big hit? We find out. We talk that plus latest sports stories like star receiver Tyreek Hill being traded, latest news like Rachel Zegler somehow not being invited to the Oscars, our Oscar Predictions, and our favorite performances form 2021 rigt here on Notorious by Chance.
0:44- The Wonderful World of Sports
20:25 - Trailer Talk
23:34 - NOTORIOUS News
42:11 - Our Oscar Predictions
1:01:50 - Jurassic World Review
1:44:28 - Our Favorite Performances of 2021
Movie March continues with Jurassic Park 3. This one saw Steven Spielberg lave the director's chair in favor of Joe Johnston, and saw a half hour thankfully shaved off the running time. Many consider this to be the worst film in the Jurassic Park Franchise but is it really? That's the question we're gonna answer here today. We talk JP3 plus all the craziest news in the world on NFL Free Agency (and its ONLY been a Week!), latest trailers like the Disney+ series Ms. Marvel, latest news like Rob Zombie making a PG movie (what the hell does that look like?), and more right here on Notorious by Chance!
0:27 - The Wonderful World of Sport
32:24 - Trailer Talk
40:10 - NOTORIOUS News
1:07:28 - Jurassic Park 3 Review
This week marks the beginning of one of our favorite events of the year Movie March! That's where we take a deep dive into a particular series of films. This year that series is the Jurassic Park Franchise. The first film was a smash hit in 1993, so naturally expectations were sky high. Did it live up to them?.............No not at all. So how could the same director fail to capture the same magic? We find out. Plus we talk all the latest new in sports like the biggest trades in the NFL so far, latest trailers like Bullet Train and Obi Wan Kenobi, latest news like Deadpool 3 finding a director and more here on Notorious by Chance.
0:45 - The Wonderful World of Sports
21:40 - Trailer Talk
40:58 - NOTORIOUS News
1:26:02 - The Lost World Jurassic Park Review
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2007 was an absolute BANGER of a year for film. We probably could've spent entire year just talking about all the great films that came out. But we had to settle on just 1 and you guys decided on Edgar Wright's Hot Fuzz. Arguably the greatest satire of American Action Movie ever made what is it about this film that resonates with so many? We find out. We have our review of Hot Fuzz, our sports talk including our Top 10 Super Bowl Moments, latest trailers like Jordan Peele's Nope and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, news like the latest on Star Trek 4 and Shane Black and Robert Downey Jr. teaming once again, and so much more on the latest Notorious by Chance
1:27 - The Wonderful World of Sports
46:32 - Trailer Talk
1:23:52 - NOTORIOUS News
2:05:57 - Hot Fuzz Review
Love is in the air this month so we decided to look at a movie starring a real life couple: Edward Scissorhands. The 1990 gothic fantasy romance marked both the first collaboration between Johnny Depp and Tim Burton but also the first and only film to star Hollywood's strangest couple at the time Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder. A film that in hindsight is actually a really good reflection of their real life relationship. Why is that? We find out. We talk that plus Super Bowl LVI, latest trailers like Lightyear, the nominations for the 94th Academy Awards and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:35 - Super Bowl Predictions/New Coaches/Brian Flores Lawsuit and Diversity in the NFL/Tom Brady Retires
28:58 - Trailer Talk
53:53 - NOTORIOUS News
1:18:03 - 94th Academy Award Nominations
1:37:49 - Edward Scissorhands Review
We decided to dedicate this episode to the work of one of our favorite new filmmakers Yorgos Lanthimos. In the last decade he's gained a lot of notoriety for his work regarding his work involving strange, dark, and often twisted films like the one we're reviewing today The Killing of a Sacred Deer. So what is it abut this director that people are raving about? We find out. We talk that plus the NFL Divisional Round, latest trailers like A Madea Homecoming, latest news like all the talk on Guardians of the Galaxy 3, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:46 - NFL Recap/Predictions/News
31:52 - Trailer Talk
42:32 - Notorious News
1:06:00 - The Killing of a Sacred Deer
And now begins the yearly exercise of making everyone feel old by reminding them how much time has really passed. This year marks the 10th Anniversary of Looper, a movie which performed very well for an R Rated original Sci-Fi film especially in this modern age of blockbuster filmmaking, but after the explosion of Rian Johnson how does it hold up? We find out. We talk Looper plus the next chapter of the NFL playoffs, the latest trailers like Moon Knight, latest news like the announcement of so many streaming shows like King of the Hill, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:51 - NFL Wildcard Weekend Recap/Divisional Round Predictions
24:37 - Trailer Talk
31:30 - NOTORIOUS News
1:12:38 - Looper Review
As mentioned in the episode this season premiere comes with a brand spanking new commentary. Watchalong with us as we rediscover why we wanted to review this film in the first place.
Happy New Year everyone! We are so happy to be bringing you another year on Notorious by Chance. Starting with the episode that was intended to close out 2021 Dear Evan Hansen. A movie that was intended to be a major Oscar contender that became one of the biggest disasters of the year, but what was it exactly that rubbed people the wrong way? We find out. We talk that plus we talk latest trailers like The Bob's Burgers Movie and Studio 666, the NFL playoffs, the famous people we've lost in 2021, the SAG Award nominations and more here on Notorious by Chance!
0:35 - NFL Week 18 Recap/Playoff Predictions
22:50 - Trailer Talk
31:40 - NOTORIOUS News
1:02:21 - Dear Evan Hansen Review
This week's topic was Unconventional Christmas Movies, and we got maybe the king of them all Die Hard. The polarizing Christmas Movie (and by polarizing I mean in terms of whether or not it IS a Christmas movie) came out in 1988 was praised by both critics and audiences, and becaem an instant classic. Is it deserved? You're goddamn right it is! But we examine why. Plus we talk latest trailers like Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, latest news like the Golden Globes setting the stage for Oscar season, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:45 - Sports!
18:40 - Trailer Talk
30:27 - NOTORIOUS News
57:24 - Golden Globe Nominations
1:08:51 - Die Hard Review
Tis the season Ladies and Gentlemen. We're starting off the Holidays right with a modern take on a timeless Christmas Classic. This was the 80's interpretation of A Christmas Carol: Scrooged. Like many holiday favorites of today it did moderately well in theaters but mostly gained a following thanks to TV. Is this a Christmas movie better left in the past? We find out. Plus we talk latest trailers like Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse, latest news like Ryan Coogler probably wanting to quit filmmaking with all the trouble on Black Panther 2 , and more right here on Notorious by Chance!
0:45 - The World of Sports
20:26 - Trailer Talk
40:10 - NOTORIOUS NEWS
1:13:15 - Scrooged Review
Nothing screams Holiday Season like a big summer blockbuster about blowing up some aliens. We wanted to look at a movie from one of the biggest stars of our generation Will Smith, and Independence Day isn't a bad place to start considering it's the movie that really elevated him to Star Status. How does this hit of the 90's hold up when compared to modern day blockbusters? We figure that out. Plus we talk latest trailers like Pam and Tommy, the Prologue for the next Jurassic World movie, latest news like Spider-Man No Way Home destroying ticket sites, the passing of the great Steven Sondheim and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:07 - NFL Week 13 Predictions/Playoff Discussion
22:37 - Trailer Talk
34:10 - NOTORIOUS News
1:18:23 - Independence Day Review
We're a little dumbfounded this week, in a poll that included such greats as Body Heat and Chariots of Fire it was decides we would take a look at the 1981 ensemble comedy The Cannonball Run.........we don't understand it, but we do at the same time. We review this hit comedy, as well as talk about latest trailers like Spider-Man: No Way Home, latest news like Mel Gibson maybe directing Lethal Weapon 5, all the reveals from Disney+ Day and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:43 - NFL Week 10 Recap/Week 11 Predictions
26:27 - Trailer Talk
44:52 - NOTORIOUS News
1:08:26 - Disney+ Day Rundown
1:29:16 - The Cannonball Run Review
We decided to take Scare Fest a little outside the month of October and got the chance to look at the 1968 pivotal horror film Night of the Living Dead. So what is it about this film that made it such a phenomenon? We find out plus we talk NFL, latest trailers like Swan Song and 8-Bit Christmas, latest news like the Wicked Movie finding it's Glinda and Elphaba, &more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:59 NFL Week 9 recap/Week 10 predictions
25:24 - Trailer Talk
35:54 - NOTORIOUS News
1:10:37 - Night of the Living Dead Review
Scare Fest continues as we delve into the much maligned world of Horror Remakes. We start our journey with the Kinda Remake/Kinda Reboot/Kinda Crap 2009's Friday the 13th. As you clear tell we weren't fans of this attempt to reintroduce Jason Voorhees to a new generation. Why? Well there's only one way to find out. Tune in as we review why this movie doesn't plus talk the latest trailers like Pixar's Lightyear, latest news like Dune THANKFULLY getting greenlit for a sequel, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:47 - NFL Week 7 Recap/Week 8 Predictions
21:47 - Trailer Talk
33:09 - NOTORIOUS News
52:21 - Friday the 13th Review
This marks the first episode of an abridged Scare Fest here on Notorious by Chance starting with one of our favorite events Stephen King Week. This year we had the pleasure of revisiting 2003's Dreamcatcher. Is this movie a misunderstood masterpiece or the insane ramblings of a writer who was high on painkillers........you probably already know the answer but we see why! Plus we got latest trailer like Uncharted, first looks at all the stuff coming out of DC Fandome like The Batman, Hayden Christensen reprising his role as Anakin in Ahsoka and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:38 - NFL Week 6 Recap/Week 7 Predictions
17:31 - Trailer Talk
26:45 - NOTORIOUS NEWS
51:46 - DC Fandome 2021
1:01:37 - Dreamcatcher Review
We've reached the end of our dive into the filmography of director Denis Villenueve, and we're ending off with what many consider to be his masterpiece Blade Runner 2049. The long awaited (?) sequel to Ridley Scott's seminal 1982 sci-fi classic was Denis' biggest film to date and it famously didn't do well in theaters at all. However it is a common candidate in the topic of "Movies We Wish Made More Money." With Dune now on the way what can we say about this visionary's first step into the world of blockbuster filmmaking? Tune in to find out. Plus we talk the latest trailers like Scream and The Black Phone, latest news like Will Poulter joining Guardians 3, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:36 - NFL Week 5 Recap/Week 6 Predictions
25:50 - Trailer Talk
44:05 - NOTORIOUS News
1:07:55 - Blade Runner Quick Review
1:11:20 - Blade Runner 2049 Prologue Shorts (Black Out 2022, Nexus Dawn 2036, and Nowhere to Run 2048)
1:20:17 - Blade Runner 2049 Review
This week our Denis Deep Dive reaches it's penultimate episode as we take a look at the movie that got him his very first nomination for Best Director Arrival. This marks a big shift for Denis as a filmmaker as this is his first foray into the Sci-Fi genre and it certainly wouldn't be his last, what is it about this genre that it matches with Denis so well? We find out, plus we talk our time in Orlando, the latest in football, the newest trailers like Licorice Pizza and Cyrano, latest news like the latest attempt to do a Gladiator Sequel, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:39 - We Hung Out in Orlando
4:28 - NFL Weeks 3 & 4 Highlights/Week 5 Predictions
32:28 - Trailer Talk
51:55 - NOTORIOUS News
1:13:56 - Arrival Review
Week 2 of our Villenueve Direct-Tember as we take a look at his highly acclaimed follow-up to Prisoners, Sicario. This movie captured critics and audiences alike with it's gripping performances, tense action, timely message about the war on drugs. Is the War on Drugs real or merely an exercise in futility? We find out. Plus we talk NFL week 2, the latest trailers like The Tragedy of Macbeth and American Underdog, latest news like the passing of Norm Macdonald, and the wild cast of the Super Mario Bros. Movie and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:24 - NFL Week 2 Recap/Week 3 Predictions
23:23 - Trailer Talk
43:34 - NOTORIOUS News
1:14:41 - Sicario Review
This episode marks our first installment in our very first Direct-tember. We'll be dedicating the month to the work of one filmmaker this year that honor goes to Mr. Denis Villenueve. We kick off by looking a his 2013 breakout hit Prisoners, this film reLly put him on the map but given the trajectory of his career afterward and his taking on of more grandiose projects, does this one still leave an impact? We find out. Plus we talk Week 1 of the NFL, the latest trailers like Hawkeye and Matrix Resurrections, latest news like the tragic passing of Michael K. Williams, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:57 - NFL Week 1 Recap/Week 2 Predictions
28:07 - Trailer Talk
46:06 - NOTORIOUS News
1:16:05 - Prisoners Review
This episode brings an end to our Blockbuster Summer, which is ironic because of of all the blockbusters we've reviewed for this series this one definitely made the least money. Edge of Tomorrow or Live, Die, Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow (which is a problem in it of itself and we'll get to it) despite great reviews and strong word of mouth didn't quite make the money the studio expected. However the film has since gained a following since the home video release. So what is it about this movie that people are latching onto? We find out. Plus we have the latest trailers like Red Notice and Moonfall, The Ballad of Bishop Sycamore, news like Cobra Kai getting picked up for another season and more here on Notorious by Chance.
1:26 - Trailer Talk
14:56 - NOTORIOUS News
53:57 - Live, Die, Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow
This week we celebrate the 35th Anniversary of Big Trouble in Little China. Released in 1986, the film didn't do particularly well with critics or audiences, however thanks to the rise of home video the movie did manage to build a substantial cult following. So what is it about this film that attracted so many fans after the fact? We find out. Plus we talk the latest trailers like Spider-Man: No Way Home (at long last), latets news like Disney's Genie and why everyone hates it, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:48 - Trailer Talk
25:15 - NOTORIOUS News
1:01:42 - Big Trouble in Little China Review
We decided it's was time for us to play ball and review our first baseball movie, and we can't think of a better movie to lead off with than 1993's The Sandlot. While not a huge hit upon release, the movie has gained a substantial following since on DVD. How does it hold up today? We take a look. Plus we talk latest trailers like Ghostbusters Afterlife and House of Gucci, why Scarlett Johanssen and Disney are in a bit of a rough patch, and more. Right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:37 - Trailer Talk
18:24 - NOTORIOUS News
58:57 - The Sandlot Review
Somebody once told us that Shrek was gonna roll us...............we had no idea what that meant, but in celebration of Blockbuster Summer Shrek was the chosen movie we'd be reviewing. Hailed as a game changer in animation in 2001, Shrek was one of the biggest success stories the year it came out, but how does it hold up 20 years later? That's what we're here to find out, Plus we talk all the latest trailers like Dune and The Last Duel, Jordan Peele's Nope, The Cleveland Guardians and more here on Notorious by Chance.
0:44 - Trailer Talk
13:44 - Notorious News
36:03 - Shrek Review
So if you checked out our episode on The Pest and thought "I need more Joh Leguizamo goodness" Fear not because our commentary is HERE!
Taking a break from the polls this week to look at a movie we as society let happen. The Pest came out in 1997, was panned by critics, bombed at the box office, and it's very easy to see why. Another effort to add to the foundation of a then unsteady career of John Leguizamo, why did this not hit? We find out, plus we talk trailers like Encanto, and Turning Red, latest movie news like the increasingly stacked cast of Indiana Jones 5, the Emmy nominations, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:39 - Trailer Talk
8:28 - NOTORIOUS News
27:06 - Emmy Nominations
39:20 - The Pest Review
This week sees another installment in our Anniversary Series, as we look at a film celebrating it's 30th Anniversary, Barton Fink. This movie was massive in the indie circuit in 1991 but didn't connect with a mainstream audience. However the film has since gained a reputation as one of the best the Coens have made. Is this correct? We find out as we review Barton Fink, talk latest trailers for movies like Halloween Kills and The Many Saints of Newark, give our tribute to Richard Donner, talk the latest news like the return if the Box Office, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:40 - Trailer Talk
17:28 - NOTORIOUS News
47:46 - Barton Fink Review
Today's episode bring another entry into our Blockbuster Summer Series as we look at the king of 90's Summer Blockbusters: Jurassic Park. Saying Jurassic Park was a big hit in '93 is an understatement, this film was the "it" thing for a while, and we have Marisol McKee joining us to see why it caught on with so many people. Plus we talk latest trailers like The Harder They Fall and Snake Eyes, the latest news like Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
6:22 - Trailer Talk
33:27 - NOTORIOUS News
1:15:52 -Jurassic Park Review
We needed a fast substitute for Jurassic Park (which will be coming next week), and we couldn't think of a better replacement than the first installment in a franchise known for being just that, The Fast and the Furious. The original came out in 2001, was a massive hit at the box office, spawned several sequels, a spin-off, tons of merch, and one god awful theme park ride. So we go to look at this franchises humble beginnings, as well as the latest trailers like Pig, the Batman Oral Sex controversy (which yes still sounds strange as I'm typing), and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:15 - Trailer Talk
10:40 - NOTORIOUS News
32:38 - The Fast and the Furious Review
Happy Pride Month Everybody! In honor of all members of the LGBTQ community we decided to look at an LGBTQ film, and we were given Love, Simon. Love, Simon came out in 2018, it was the first film by a major studio to be about a gay teen romance, and it was a major hit with critics and audiences alike but how do we feel about it? Tune in to find out. Plus we talk the trailer for He-Man's latest adventure Masters of the Universe: Revelation, DC's Legion of Super Pets, the resurgence of the box office, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
3:24 - Trailer Talk
21:24 - NOTORIOUS News
42:38 - Love, Simon
This week we get in the time machine and go back to 1996, when Don't Speak ruled the charts and Red Bull was introduced to the masses, to look at Wes Craven's Scream. This movie is often credited for giving the horror genre a much needed jolt in the 90's but how does it hold up today especially after another genre revitalization? We have Popcorn Talk's own Kari Lane to find that out. Plus we talk the latest trailers like Eternals and Reminiscence, the latest news such as Donnie Yen being cast in John Wick 4, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
2:41 - Trailer Talk
20:11 - NOTORIOUS News
53:21 - Scream Review (with Kari Lane)
As promised here's our commentary on Masters of the Universe. In this commentary are surprises, wonderment, and a lot of laughs. Listen and enjoy
WE HAVE THE POWER............this movie though, that's another story. Masters of the Universe came out in 1987 at the height of He-Man's popularity, it was one of the first mainstream movie to be based on a cartoon, and it is often credited for starting the decline of the franchise. The film has gained a bit of a cult following, but we take a look at why with superfan Adam Collins. How does it hold up? Tune in to find out. We talk the movie latest trailers like Snake Eyes, the ever expanding cast of Knives Out 2, and more here on Notorious by Chance.
2:58 - Trailer Talk
30:18 - NOTORIOUS News
1:03:25 - Masters of the Universe Review
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Welcome to first installment of our Blockbuster Summer, every month we'll be looking at a blockbuster of summers past, starting in the 1980's with Who Framed Roger Rabbit? this movie was groundbreaking in 1988, there hadn't been anything like it, but does that ring true today? We find out. Plus we talk the first trailer for Venom: Let There Be Carnage, the Golden Globes controversy, and more right here on Notorious by Chance!
4:16 - Trailer Talk
15:17 - Notorious News
40:04 - Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Review
At long last our episode on Scott Pilgrim is here! This movie came out in 2010 was a massive failure, but has since grown a cult following. Our objective today is to see why that is and how this movie holds up after 10+ years, how does it fare? Tune in to find out! Plus we talk the Oscars, The NFL Draft, the latest trailers like Shang Chi and The Conjuring 3, news like Indiana Jones 5 and Todd Field FINALLY making another movie, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
1:25 - Football Talk
32:20 - Trailer Talk
57:23 - NOTORIOUS News
1:39:37 - Scott Pilgrim vs. The World Review
This weeks brings another chapter in our Anniversary Series as we look at a movie celebrating it's 20th Anniversary which brought us to Ocean's 11. This film was huge in 2001 garnering great reviews, raking in a ton of money at the box office, and spawning multiple sequels but does it hold up 20 years later? Tune in to fin out! Plus we talk trailers for Space Jam: A New Legacy and Those Who Wish Me Dead, Indiana Jones 5 gaining traction.........again, the latest deal between Netflix and Sony, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
4:13 - Trailer Talk
33:41 - NOTORIOS News
55:06
Big thanks to the sponsor of this episode Loved Again Media. Be sure to visit https://lovedagainmedia.com/ and use code Notorious for $10 off your first order
The saga ends here as we once again return to the Pureflix universe to review God's Not Dead: A Light In Darkness. Listeners of this show will know that we weren't exactly fans of the first 2 but with a new creative force behind this one does it have more underneath the surface? Tune in to fins out, plus we talk the trailer for Spiral and Wrath of Man, the Obi Wan Kenobi series solidifying a bizarre cast, Godzilla vs Kong's box office and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
2:55 - Trailer Talk
10:48 - NOTORIOUS News
34:08 - God's Not Dead: A Light In Darkness Review
Big thanks to the sponsor of this episode Loved Again Media. Be sure to visit https://lovedagainmedia.com/ and use code Notorious for $10 off your first order
It all ends here, we bring Movie March to a close with the final film in the Hunger Games Saga: Mockingjay Part 2. Part 1 disappointed both critics and audiences but we had faith that they were saving all the good stuff for the end. Were we correct in our assessment? Tune in to find out! Plus we talk The Suicide Squad Trailer, latest castings from DC, Ghost of Tsushima getting a feature film, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
3:40 - NFL Free Agency
14:14 - Watchlist: Minari
21:43 - Trailer Talk
30:35 - NOTORIOUS News
1:11:15 - The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Review
Big thanks to the sponsor of this episode Loved Again Media. Be sure to visit https://lovedagainmedia.com/ and use code Notorious for $10 off your first order
Movie March continues with the first film of the 2 part epic conclusion of the Hunger Games Franchise: Mockingjay Part 1. This movie was subject to a lot of criticism mostly saying it didn't need to be split up at all, but that still hold true after all this time? Tune in to find out! We talk the movie, NFL Free Agency, the In The Heights trailers, the Academy Award Nominations, and More right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:35 - NFL Free Agency
18:32 - Trailer Talk
24:37 - NOTORIOUS News
1:18:44 - The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 Review
The Revolution is on and so is Movie March as we continue The Hunger Games franchise with 2013's Catching Fire. How does it compare to the first after a changeup behind the lense? tune in to find out. Plus we talk The Unholy trailer, the latest moves in NFL Free Agency, the controversy behind Space Jam 2, and more right here on Notorious by Chance!
0:29 - NFL Free Agency
15:44 - The Unholy Trailer
19:40 - NOTORIOUS News
54:27 - The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
This week marks the beginning of our second annual Movie March. This year we're venturing into YA territory to talk about The Hunger Games franchise. The first one had a ton of hype, was a massive hit with both critics and audiences, but are we on the side of Katniss or do we see more in line with President Snow. Tune in to find out. Plus we talk Raya and the Last Dragon, trailers for Luca and Without Remorse, the Golden Globes, the recently announced Paramount+ slate and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:44 - The Watchlist: Raya and the Last Dragon
9:48 - Trailer Talk
22:38 - NOTORIOUS News
1:02:57 - Paramount+ Slate
1:16:50 - The Hunger Games Review
This week we decided to look at movies turning 15 this year and you decided to have us watch Pan's Labyrinth. The 2006 dark fantasy film came out and took the world by storm, with some even calling it one of the decades best, but does it hold up? Tune in as we find out! Plus we talk the latest trailers for Mortal Kombat and Zack Snyder's Justice League, Paddington 3, Edgar Wright rebooting Running Man, and more right here on Notorious by Chance!
2:22 - Trailer Talk
20:34 - NOTORIOUS News
57:26 - Pan's Labyrinth
In the last week we've lost an all time great in the world of acting in Christopher Plummer, so we decided to take a look at one of his movies, and the public decided to give us Knives Out. This Rian Johnson Murder Mystery came out in late 2019 and made a huge splash with both critics and audiences, 1 year later does it live up to the hype for someone who hasn't seen it and does it hold up for someone who has? Tune in to find out! Plus we have the Super Bowl to finally discuss, trailers for The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, a cavalcade of castings, and more right here on Notorious by Chance!
1:35 - Super Bowl
13:45 - Watchlist: Judas and the Black Messiah
17:55 - Trailer Talk
25:22 - NOTORIOUS News
1:00:23 - Knives Out
This week our eyes are clear and are hearts are full of love as we take a look at 2004's Friday Night Lights, is it still the quintessential football classic we remember? And how does it compare to the real thing, tune in to find out, plus we talk the Super Bowl, The Little Things, the latest trailers like Coming 2 America, the first taste of award season with the Golden Globes and SAG awards, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:56 - NFL Talk
12:06 - The Watchlist: The Little Things
20:44 - Trailer Talk
32:36 - NOTORIOUS News
1:06:44 - Friday Night Lights Review
This week we return to the realm of television with season 2 of The Mandalorian. Laura Kelly joins us to break down every episode of the second season of the hit Disney+ show. Does it match what the first season brought, or is it a classic sophomore slump? Tune in to find out! Plus we talk the NFL conference championships, the first trailer for Godzilla vs. Kong, exciting projects on the horizon and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:35 - NFL Rundown
29:26 - Trailer Talk
49:17 - NOTORIOUS News
1:23:50 - The Mandalorian Season 2 Intro
1:27:45 - Chapter 9: The Marshal
1:38:40 - Chapter 10: The Passenger
1:52:32 - Chapter 11: The Heiress
2:06:45 - Chapter 12: The Seige
2:18:28 - Chapter 13: The Jedi
2:35:50 - Chapter 14: The Tragedy
2:49:06 - Chapter 15: The Believer
3:00:46 - Chapter 16: The Rescue
New Year, New Season of Notorious by Chance, and we're starting off with what has become a fan favorite of the last 10 years 2011's Warrior. What is it about this movie that's caught on with so many a full decade after it's release? Tune in to find out. Plus we talk the NFL Playoffs, the latest trailers including Willy's Wonderland Starring Nicolas Cage, entertainment news, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:08 - NFL Rundown
32:05 - Trailer Talk
52:54 - NOTORIOUS News
1:16:17 - Warrior Review
Welcome to 2021 folks, to start off the year we have what is technically our last episode of 2020 and that is our commentary on The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3D. It should also be noted that this is Russell's first viewing so you get his genuine reaction. This commentary is, as always, a fun time so please give this a listen
With the recent release of it's sequel We Can Be Heroes dropping on Netflix we decided to take a look at the Robert Rodriguez Original The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3D (minus the 3D). This movie has gained a pretty sizeable cult following over the last decade but the question is why? Tune is as we try to figure that out. Plus we talk the final week of the NFL season, review 2 massive new movies that released this Christmas, talk the latest movement in the world of DC and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:32 - NFL Week 16 Recap/Week 17 Predictions
35:11 - Chance Reviews WW84 NON Spoiler
43:30 - Russell Reviews Soul NON Spoiler
46:54 - NOTORIOUS News
1:05:09 - The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3D Review
Happy Holidays Everybody! To Offset our non-traditional approach last week we decided to overcorrect this week and take a look at something traditionally Christmas. We asked what to watch and you bestowed upon us a The Holiday Special Extravaganza. We're taking a look at 4 of the most famous Christmas Specials of all time: Frosty the Snowman, Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and A Charlie Brown Christmas. Which ones hold up? Which ones don't? Which ones are much stranger than you remember? Tune in to find out. Plus we talk the NFL this week, latest trailers like Coming 2 America, latest news like Tom Cruise ripping shit into his crew, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:45 - NFL Week 16 Predictions
23:59 - Trailer Talk
38:02 - NOTORIOUS News
1:05:55 - Frosty the Snowman
1:17:40 - Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer
1:29:39 - How the Grinch Stole Christmas
1:39:11 - A Charlie Brown Christmas
This episode is coming out late but it's so worth it because in honor of the holiday season not only did we take a look at the 2020 Mel Gibson Santa movie Fatman but we got to talk to Ian and Eshom Nelms the writers and directors of the movie! Tune in for the process of making the movie, some behind the scenes tidbits and so much more. Plus we talk a new slate of trailers including Nobody, all the news that dropped on Disney Investor's Day, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
1:21 - NFL Talk
23:08 - Trailer Talk
40:15 - NOTORIOUS News
1:06:30 - Disney Investors Day
1:51:11 - Fatman with Ian and Eshom Nelms
This week we step back to 1990 to take a look at what is seen as one of the biggest Oscar snubs of all time Goodfellas? How does it hold up 30 Years later? Tune in to find out. Plus we talk this week in the NFL, WB's newest release strategy that could potentially change movies forever, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:38 - This week in the NFL
27:44 - The Mauritanian Trailer
31:12 - NOTORIOUS NEWS
58:35 - Goodfellas Review
This week we return to the wacky world of movies that became memes. Which in turn takes us to the wacky world of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Does this movie hold up nearly 40 years later? Or is it distractingly dark in a way we didn't properly understand as kids? Plus we check out the latest trailer for The Boss Baby: Family Business (which we nearly didn't recover from), WW84 debuting on HBO Max 12/25, the latest NFL Games, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
1:15 - This Week in The NFL
22:44 - Watchlist: Russell watched Waves
26:08 - Trailer Talk
40:38 - NOTORIOUS News
58:57 - Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Review
This week we go back into the world of animation with our first step into a larger world of Studio Ghibli. We start off with what many consider to be Peak Miyazaki, 1997's Princess Mononoke. How does this play with 2 people who are admittedly new to Ghibli? Tune in to find out, plus we talk NFL Week 10, a cornucopia of randomly assorted trailers, movie news, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:50 - This Week in the NFL
26:17 - Trailer Talk
43:19 - NOTORIOUS News
1:18:26 - Princess Mononoke Review
This week we decided to go into full political swing and take a look at the 1995 film The American President. This is a film that is rarely talked about and we tall you why more people should be bringing it up. Plus we talk the 2020 election results, Football, the trailer for Halloween Kills, Oscar Isaac being in talks for Moon Knight and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:34 - 2020 Presidential Election
13:35 - Football Talk
22:31 - Trailer Talk
39:43 - NOTORIOUS News
1:06:07 - The American President Review
Happy Halloween everybody. To conclude this years Scare Fest here is our commentary on Halloween III: Season of the Witch. Lot of fun and a lot of confusion that you won't wanna miss.
Happy Halloween from us here at Notorious by Chance. This week we once again look to the much beloved world of Halloween with the 3rd installment of the franchise, Halloween III: Season of the Witch. Is there a secret brilliance to this film or is it better left forgotten? Plus we look at trailer Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Jared Leto's surprising Return to the DCEU, plus a brand new segment called Watchlist. All right here on Notorious by Chance
0:54 - Watchlist: The New Mutants
6:19 - Watchlist: Tenet
14:55 - Trailer Talk
27:00 - NOTORIOUS News
50:18 - Halloween III: Season of the Witch Review
Despite mixed reviews and a disappointing box office, in the last few years Jennifer's Body has mounted a pretty sizeable cult following, with some praising it as a misunderstood masterpiece. Is there more to this film than meets the eye? We find out. Plus we talk trailers for Hilbilly Elegy, Adam McKay assembling maybe the greatest cast of the last 20 years, and more on this week's Notorious by Chance.
1:04 - Trailer Talk
13:04 - NOTORIOUS News
55:57 - Jennifer's Body Review
This week marks the beginning of our 3rd Annual Notorious by Chance Scare Fest, We start off with Scare Fest staple Stephen King Week. This year we take a look at the 1984 cult classic Children of the Corn. Does it hold up? Did it ever? Or should this movie just be shucked? Plus we talk about the trailer for the Mel Gibson Santa Movie (no really) Fatman, Latest COVID Shifts, Spider-Man 3 adding some new cast members and more!
0:59 - Trailer Talk
20:58 - NOTORIOUS News
53:40 - Children of the Corn Review
And with this Guest-Tember comes to a close as we finish off the month with the one, the only, Mike Kalinowski coming in to talk about 1994's The Crow. Does this movie live up to the legend? Or is it something better left in the past? Plus we talk The Craft Legacy, Lion King 2, Aldis Hodge being cast as Hawkman, and more on this week's Notorious by Chance.
1:19 - Trailer Talk
7:04 - Presidential Debate
15:05 - NOTORIOUS News
51:50 - The Crow Review
Where to find Mike
https://twitter.com/MikeKalinowski?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
After months and months of waiting Russell finally dives into The Mandalorian as we have on none other than the host of Star Wars Explained and Movie Trivia Schmoedown Star Wars Champion Alex Damon here with us to talk about it. We go episode by episode and we see if this show lives up to the hype or if it falls flat. Plus we talk about Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the first trailer for WandaVision, the controversy behind Ron Howard and Lang Lang, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:15 - RIP RBG
5:38 - Breona Taylor Verdict
11:55 - Trailer Talk
25:08 - NOTORIOUS News
1:06:07 - Review Intro
1:08:56 - Chapter 1
1:20:33 - Chapter 2: The Child
1:30:42 - Chapter 3: The Sin
1:41:48 - Chapter 4: Sanctuary
1:52:56 - Chapter 5: The Gunslinger
2:04:07 - Chapter 6: The Prisoner
2:15:49 - Chapter 7: The Reckoning
2:26:12 - Chapter 8: Redemption
Where to find Alex
Twitter - https://twitter.com/StarWarsExplain?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIKlsX1qfGqKPt4KAW-JOZg
On this week of Guest-Tember we venture back into the world of Disney Channel Original movies, this time with DCOM expert Abby Freel. We got to take a look at Twitches is this your typical Disney Channel Fare or is there more to this movie underneath the surface? Plus we talk the trailer to Trial of the Chicago 7, Jonathan Majors potentially being the new big bad of the MCU, another game of Real or Fake and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:59 - Trailer Talk
11:56 - NOTORIOUS News
58:40 - Twitches Review
1:34:48 - Real or Fake: Disney Channel Movies
Where to find Abby:
Twitter - https://twitter.com/abigailfreel?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
The NFL season is upon us which means it is time for us to take a look another football that being 2000's The Replacements. Does it deserve more credit than it gets in the pantheon of Football movie? That plus the first trailer for Dune, a look at Tom Cruise's latest Death Defying Stunt, the newest Best Picture qualifications, we cast The Black Avengers, and in our 2nd week of Guest-Tember Winston Marshall returns to the show. A lot of fun insight and laughs all right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:32 - Trailer Rundown
13:43 - NOTORIOUS News
1:11:53 - The Replacements
1:55:49 - Cast It! - The Black Avengers
Where to find Winston
Twitter - https://twitter.com/TheSwaggyBlerd?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
On this episode of Notorious by Chance we start our September Slate of Guests with a bang as Dan Murrell comes in to help us talk 1995's Se7en. Is it as spine tingling as it was 25 years ago? or Has the effect worn off? Plus we look at the trailer for No Time To Die, give our thoughts on Chadwick Boseman's tragic passing, give our own Top 5's of 1995 and more this week on Notorious by Chance.
1:31 - Trailer Talk
10:23 - Chadwick Boseman
17:00 - NOTORIOUS News
1:02:00 - Se7en Review
1:34:07 - Top 5 of 1995
Where to find Dan
Twitter - https://twitter.com/MurrellDan?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbiOAho0h23IMInURiESx1w
Patreon - http://www.patreon.com/danmurrell
This week's theme was summer blockbusters so we got the opportunity to look at the grand-daddy of them all Jaws. Does it hold up 45 years later? Ok yes it does but why? We break down why exactly this movie was so influential. Plus we got trailers for Death on the Nile, Sony lining up new directors for Marvel projects including Olivia Wilde, Ridley Scott's Gucci Movie, HUGE News coming out of DC Fandome and More right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:45 - Trailer Talk
14:18 - NOTORIOUS News
31:23 - DC Fandome Rundown
1:12:22 - Jaws Review
As promised in the episode here is our commentary for Showgirls. Let's just say that like this movie it's a wild ride. Tune in to go on this long confusing road with us.
Plans changed for the episode this week so when in doubt go Showgirls. Yes we decided to take a look at this 1995 Cult hit. Does it deserve all the hate it got at the time? Or does it operate on a level on few can truly comprehend? Plus we talk about Netflix's The Devil All The Time, the prospect of a Planes, Trains, and Automobiles remake starring Will Smith, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:44 - Trailer Talk
10:53 - NOTORIOUS News
36:27 - Showgirls Review
Things are about to get freaky. Going with the theme of "Neglected films of Famous Directors" we got the opportunity to look at Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut. Does it deserve more love than it gets? Plus we have a GREAT crop of trailers including I'm Thinking of Ending Things, and Judas and the Black Messiah. As well as movie news stories like tons of 80's properties being rebooted, Ben Affleck FINALLY directing another movie and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:50 - Trailer Talk
8:41 - NOTORIOUS News
1:02:07 - Eyes Wide Shut Review and Analysis
TOGA TOGA TOG- uhhhhhhhh that's rough. On this episode our theme was films of the problematic nature, to which we received Animal House. Would this movie fly today? Tune into find out. Plus we talk about Batman: Death in the Family, TENET's new global release plan, Disney and Pixar's weird new film Luca and more here on Notorious by Chance.
0:45 - Chance talks Steven Universe
3:27 - Trailer Talk
12:38 - NOTORIOUS News
43:39 - Animal House Review
It's that time again we give you a look into our first viewing of a bad movie. This time it's 1993's Super Mario Bros. if you happen to own this on DVD (which would be the only way you could watch along to this) watch along with us as we're slowly driven to insanity
It's-a Us Notorious by Chance coming with our first step into the world of Video Game Movies with THE FIRST Video Game Movie 1993's Super Mario Bros. How does this set the precedent for future Video Game Movies to come? Tune in to find out. Plus we talk latest Covid Delays, News from SDCC@Home, Netflix's most Popular Movies (allegedly) and more here on Notorious by Chance
0:38 - Trailer Talk
10:00 - NOTORIOUS News
47:18 - Russell tries to guess the Top 10 Netflix Movies
55:57 - Super Mario. Bros Review
Are you ready to be Entertained? In honor of it's 20th anniversary we got to take a look at the 2000 Best Picture Winner Gladiator. Is this movie just as epic 20 years later or will we be giving it the big thumbs down? Plus we talk the latest trailers for Halloween Kills and David Ayer's The Tax Collector, Gotham PD on HBOMax, The Bad Batch on Disney+, and more on Notorious by Chance.
0:53 - Trailer Talk
18:27 - NOTORIOUS News
36:34 - Gladiator Review
Jaws: The Revenge is the first non prestige film we've looked at in quite sometime so we decided to do a commentary track on it. Come in and watch along with us as we go down a rabbit hole of what, why, and how.
Our theme this week was unnecessary sequels, so in turn you gave us the unnecessary sequel to the unnecessary sequel to the unnecessary sequel, come see why we think it's ok to get back in the water as we review Jaws: The Revenge , plus we talk the latest trailer for The King's Man, Hamilton on Disney+, Michael Keaton returning as Batman and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:43 - Trailer Talk
9:08 - Notorious News
42:43 - Jaws: The Revenge Review
This week in light of recent events we decided to look at a movie dealing racial injustice as it pertains to current events with 2013's Fruitvale Station. Plus we talk the latest slew of release date shifts, Dave Chappelle's 8:46, and special guest Winston Marshall joins us for all of it. Tune in to hear all the humor and insight on this week's Notorious by Chance.
1:34 - Thoughts on Dave Chappelle's 8:46
6:27 - NOTORIOUS News
50:42 - Fruitvale Station Review
This week in celebration Pride Month we decided to take a look at 2016's Moonlight. This movie caught a lot of attention the year it came out but does it hold up today? Tune in to find out plus we discuss the long awaited Bill and Ted 3, theaters looking to reopen, we give The Meaning Of Podcast proper credit they aren't getting for breaking a story, and more on this weeks Notorious by Chance.
0:43 - The State of Things
7:42 - Trailer Talk
21:19 - NOTORIOUS News
45:12 - Moonlight Review
This week we step back into the past as we review The 40 Year Old Virgin with very special Guest Mark Ellis. Plus we talk the new TENET trailer, HBO Max, Zack Snyder's Justice League coming in 2021, and we will talk about our thoughts on the George Floyd situation. This episode starts off heavy but it does have some laughs, we know times are tough right now but we hope this can bring you a little joy.
0:48 - George Floyd
7:18 - Trailer Talk
20:30 - NOTORIOUS News
51:50 - HBO Max First Impressions
1:01:08 - The 40 Year Old Virgin Review with Mark Ellis
Follow Mark on Twitter @markellislive and check out Dog Stepfather on Amazon Prime and on YouTube at All Things Comedy
In honor of Mother's Day, we step back in the past as we see what Mrs. Robinson is trying to seduce in 1967's The Graduate, plus we talk the trailer for Spike Lee's latest joint Da 5 Bloods, WB paying for a trainer and nutritionist Robert Pattinson refuses to use, and more on Notorious by Chance
0:37 - Trailer Talk
10:40 - NOTORIOUS News
45:30 - Russell talks The Last Dance
49:45 - The Graduate Review
Why did we decide to review this early 2000's Eddie Murphy Bomb? The story is a bit complicated but we'll just say this movie bombed hard for a reason. Plus we talk about the trailer for The King of Staten Island, Boba Fett being confirmed for Mandalorian Season 2, Pirates of the Caribbean being rebooted with maybe Karen Gillan, and more here on Notorious by Chance.
2:25 - Trailer Talk
12:36 - NOTORIOUS News
48:38 - The Adventures of Pluto Nash Review
You knew we couldn't avoid the topic of virus movies forever as we take a look at 2011's Contagion. How does it hold up given the current state of the world? Listen and find out, plus we talk the trailer for Lovecraft Country, Disney rebooting yet another property in live action, more Transformer films, and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:19 - Trailer Talk (The Secret: Dare to Dream, and Lovecraft Country)
9:54 - NOTORIOUS News
34:50 - Contagion Review
On this episode of Notorious by Chance, Chance and Russell take a look back at the film representative of 2010 The Social Network. Does it hold up? Or is it as timely as Facebook's poke feature? Listen to find out, plus we talk Madalorian Season 3, the latest trailer for Josh Trank's movie which is finally getting released, and Cody Newberry brings his show Your List Sucks to the podcast as Chance and Russell go head to head on the best movies of 2010.
1:35 - Trailer Talk
10:04 - NOTORIOUS News
32:22 - The Social Network Review
1:19:44 - Your List Sucks: Best Movies of 2010
You heard the review now watch along with Chance, Russell, and Special Guest Zack Ford for the entire Jellicle Adventure with this CATS Commentary. Warning it gets WEIRD
Oh yeah this is a Jellicle Phenomenon we couldn't avoid. This is our Review of CATS, a masterpiece in the misguided but HOW misguided? Listen and find out.
Well it’s Holy Week so we decided to return to the God’s Not Dead Cinematic Universe to talk God’s Not Dead 2. Does it show us the light? Tune in to find out
Pirates Month concludes with 2017's Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales. Will the ending to Pirates month be as epic as the ending to the Pirates movies? Tune in to find out. Plus Russell talks The Tiger King, we have some trailers to talk about (finally), Ryan Reynolds' Dragon's Lair, Hobbs and Shaw 2, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:21 - How We're Doing
2:33 - Russell talks Tiger King
8:35 - Trailer Talk
12:44 - NOTORIOUS News
29:25 - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Review
Pirates Month Week 4, we're taking a look at Pirates of the Caribbean On Stranger Tides. Kaleb Koho (who is not here) described this movie as his Phantom Menace, does that comment hold any water? Tune in to find out, plus we talk about Rosario Dawson joining Mandalorian Season 2, and all the recent NFL trades right here on Notorious by Chance
0:30 - Coronavirus is still a bitch
4:57 - Rosario Dawson joining Mandalorian Season 2 as Ahsoka Tano
9:16 - NFL Trade Central
27:15 - Pirates of the Caribbean On Stranger Tides Review
Pirates month continues as we round out the original 3 with Pirates of the Caribbean At World's End. Kaleb Koho returns to tell us why this is truly an epic conclusion. Do we agree? Tune in to find out. Plus we talk about the trailers for Soul, Black Widow, we discuss The Last of Us Episode miniseries for HBO, and we talk once again about Coronavirus and how it's not letting us have any fun whatsoever
0:52 - Trailer Talk
25:27 - NOTORIOUS News
1:08:49 - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End Review
Not a whole lot discussed in this episode because due to vacation we recorded early but Pirates Month as we have Mike Deacon and Bethany curl in to talk about the continued adventures of Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. Bigger, bolder, darker, but is it better tune in to find out
1:17 - NOTORIOUS News
30:02 - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Review
Drink up me 'earties yo ho! as we kick off Pirates Month here on Notorious by Chance with the 2003 monster hit Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. And if that wasn't cool enough Kaleb Koho is joining us to give his thoughts on the movie. Plus we talk the trailers for Connected, the announcement of the new Netlfix Comedy Festival and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
1:17 - Trailer Talk
11:20 - Notorious NEWS
37:26 - Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Review
No poll this week because we decide to take the time to educate Russell on the comedy of Monty Python. Fresh eyes on The Holy Grail, what did he think? Plus we talk the trailer for the new Candyman movie, Bob Iger stepping down, Spielberg stepping away from Indiana Jones 5 and more right here on Notorious by Chance.
0:45 - Trailer Talk
17:17 - Notorious News
56:30 - Monty Python and the Holy Grail Review
Happy Black History Month! This year in honor of that we decided to look at modern black cinema classic New Jack City. Plus we talk the trailers for The Green Knight and Big Time Adolescence, the new Bond Song, the Batsuit reveal, and so much more!!
3:02 - Trailer Talk
32:30 - NOTORIOUS News
1:05:29 - New Jack City Review
The world has lost a pillar in the world of sports entertainment. Kobe Bryant left a legacy that will undoubtedly never be forgotten, and beacuse of that we decided to look at the basketball film He Got Game. Plus we talk the trailers for F9: The Fast Saga, the fist look at the Disney+ Marvel Shows, Sam Raimi directing Doctor Strange 2, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:15 - Kobe Bryant
6:28 - Trailer Talk
37:51 - NOTORIOUS New
1:06:33 - He Got Game Review
2:01:47 - Our Oscar Nominees
We're back to our regular format as we look at the people's champion of the 2010's which you guys unanimously said was 2014's Whiplash. Plus we talk about the trailers to movies like A Quiet Place, and Morbius, we talk the SAG Awards, Taika Waitit being approached for Star Wars and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:39 - Trailer Rundown
19:27 - NOTORIOUS News
1:07:33 - Whiplash Review
Happy 2020 People. We're so excited to get back into our Podcast starting of course with our Top 20 Performances of 2019. Plus we look at the Oscar nominees and discuss what we liked and didn't like seeing get a chance to go for the gold.
0:47 - Oscar Nominations
25:40 - Top 20 Performances of 2019
It's our 50th episode and we could not think of a better movie to celebrate this milestone then signing the contact and entering the pain dungeon. we review the erotic (a term we use VERY loosely) drama (another term we use very loosely) Fifty Shades of Grey, plus we talk the trailer for Tenet, the continuing revolving door of directors of Sony's Uncharted Movie, Our Top 10 Most Anticipated Films of 2020 & so much more. Notorious by Chance will see you now
1:48 - Trailer Talk
12:05 - NOTORIOUS News
38:07 - Fifty Shades of Grey Review
1:39:30 - Most Anticipated Movies of 2020
In celebration of the Holiday season we take a look at a nostalgic favorite and take our first step into the SURPRISINGLY complicated Home Alone Franchise. Is this an enjoyable romp, a lazy retread of a major hit, both? Tune in to find out. Plus a brand new trailer for TOP GUN: MAVERICK!........and other stuff too I guess but TOP GUN: MAVERICK!
1:44 - Trailer Talk
11:34 - Top Gun: Maverick Trailer Talk
15:55 - NOTORIOUS News
45:32 - Home Alone 2 Review
What better way to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year than with some of the biggest nightmare fuel the 90's had to offer. Tune in as we review Jack Frost, talk trailers for Wonder Woman '84 and In The Heights, look at the latest award nomination and so much more!
2:40 - Trailer Talk
36:20 - NOTORIOUS News
1:20:45 - Golden Globe Nominations
1:40:14 - SAG Award Nominations
1:49:25 - Chance's Surviving Christmas Story
1:50:40 - Jack Frost Review
The story of 2 Hitmen, A Mob Boss, His Wife, and a Boxer. We review the 90's classic Pulp Fiction, plus talk about the first trailer for Black Widow, and (Seinfeld Voice) Whaaaaaat's the deal with Superman. All that and more here on Notorious by Chance.
1:31 - Trailer Talk
19:10 - NOTORIOUS News
46:34 - Pulp Fiction Review
The Disney Channel Original Movies ,or DCOM's for short, have ingrained themselves in the consciousness of an entire generation, so we thought we'd take a look at one of the most popular Lemonade Mouth. Does is hold up? Tune in to find out. Plus we talk about our first impressions on Disney+, look at the latest trailers for all the popular cartoons coming to the big screen next year, 2020 being the year of Ben Affleck, and more right here on Notorious by Chance
1:46 - Trailer Talk
25:53 - NOTORIOUS News
1:00:02 - Disney+ What We Think, What We Watched, What's Missing
1:2302 - Lemonade Mouth Review
Scare Fest 2019 comes to a close as we look at Horror-Comedy Little Shop of Horrors, we discuss the movie and more importantly we discuss both endings. Plus we discuss the ethics of digitally resurrecting dead actors, the first trailer for Pixar's Soul and more right here on Notorious by Chance
0:50 - TV Talk
2:06 - Trailer Rundown
25:17 - NOTORIOUS News
1:03:52 - Little Shop of Horrors Review
What a way to celebrate Halloween by talking about the worst film in the franchise, join us as we review Halloween Resurrection, talk HBO Max, and more with special guest PJ Campbell.
3:37 - Trailer Rundown
25:44 - NOTORIOUS News
49:43 - HBO Max Announcement Highlights
1:25:42 - Halloween Resurrection Review
At long last we are taking a look at Steven King's The Stand, all 6 GODDAMN Hours, plus the final Trailer for The Rise of Skywalker, new castings on both The Batman and Matrix 4, and since bad mouthing Marvel is the it thing in Hollywood now we make a game out of it. Al that and more on Notorious by Chance.
1:44 - Trailer Talk
32:02 - NOTORIOUS News
49:50 - The Stand Review
2:24:14 - "Who Said It?" (We Hate Marvel Edition)
It's the first week of Scare Fest here at Notorious by Chance and we're starting off big with 2012's The Cabin In The Woods. Plus we talk about Spider-Man's return to the MCU, D23, the trailers for all the latest potential Oscar Movies, and more.
1:56 - Trailer Talk
39:48 - NOTORIOUS News
1:52:32 - The Cabin In The Woods Review
Is this the real life or is this a computer simulated dream world?
It's anniversary time again as we travel back to 1999 to talk about The Matrix as well as the announced upcoming sequel, as well as the recent news that Spider-Man will no longer be a part of the MCU. All that and more here on Notorious by Chance
0:50 - Whatever happened to the moon landing
3:07 - Trailer Talk
28:08 - NOTORIOUS News
1:03:05 -The Matrix