On this week’s episode, Sonny Bunch (The Bulwark), Alyssa Rosenberg (The Washington Post), and Peter Suderman (Reason) discuss the shuttering of a franchised chain of Alamo Drafthouses. What does this mean for the theatrical industry writ large? Then they reviewed Bad Boys: Ride or Die, a movie that will appeal greatly to anyone who likes boys who are bad. Make sure to swing by Friday for an in-depth discussion into Will Smith, a walking-talking nons and cons. And if you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend!
This review reminded me why I don't listen to movie reviews.
An entertainment industry problem: “pleasant to watch” for a couple is what? $45-60 with concessions. A month of both Netflix and Hulu. I get that the experience is different, but at least it’s my own phone annoying me out f I’m watching at home . . . .😉
Would 100% buy a t-shirt
Sonny, come to Chicago! We have one Alamo Drafthouse AND The Music Box.
Sonny, didn’t know that you were here in Dallas. Also bemoaning the loss of all our Alamos—but ours(Lake Highlands) never came back from Covid.
Good convo.