Nostalgia, Magic, and Streaming Chaos: What We’re Watching There’s something about the start of fall that feels like a reset. The So Many Sequels crew leaned into that energy this week with a mix of throwbacks, guilty pleasures, and mov…
Admit it—you miss the early 2000s. Questionable fashion, boy-band soundtracks, and heartthrobs… trying their best to act. Clear your schedule, because on a recent So Many Sequels episode, David visited On the Line, and it’s prime …
Death of a Unicorn manages something I certainly don't see often: it makes Paul Rudd, universally beloved nice guy, genuinely unlikable. But there's more beneath this quirky satire than simply subverting expectations. It’s a strange, occasiona…
The more films I watch the more I realize how much the 60s and 70s rhyme with the 2020s. I had only a vague awareness of Network before watching it mostly from mentions in director interviews and its inclusion in various film mashups and supercuts …
Do you ever feel stuck in a movie rut, anxiously waiting for summer blockbusters while theaters feel empty? We get it. On this week's episode of So Many Sequels, we embraced the seasonal lull to catch up on some streaming gems, revisit Oscar classic…
As we gear up for an exciting 2025, we wanted to share our guide to the movies we are most excited to see this year. If you want to hear even more of our thoughts, be sure to watch or listen to the full episode of So Many Sequels for an in-depth dis…
This week, I visited Circle Cinema in Tulsa for a special showing of National Theatre Live’s Macbeth, starring David Tennant. Tennant was incredible, completely dominating the performance. The supporting cast was fantastic, particularly Cush …
The holiday season is in full swing, and we’ve been soaking up all the festivity here at So Many Sequels! Josh is easing into the holiday spirit with a freshly decorated tree (done just in time) and an impressive stash of Christmas tree cakes…