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Sep 24, 2025
Top 10 Movie Adaptations: From Books to the Big Screen
The Critics Club ranks their top movie adaptations, from Jurassic Park and Casino Royale to Crazy Rich Asians and The Devil Wears Prada. Geoff, Jim, and David compare books and films, share opinions, and debate what makes an adaptation succeed.
Aug 06, 2025
Deep Cuts: The Horrors of Love in Takashi Miike’s Audition (1999)
In this inaugural episode of Critics Club: Deep Cuts, Jim and Geoff dive into Takashi Miike’s psychological shocker Audition. What begins as a melancholic romance transforms into one of the most unsettling horror films of the early 2000s.
Jul 26, 2025
Superman Discussion - The Critics Club
The Critics Club: Superman Review (With Special Guest Louis) **Full SPOILERS** Geoff and Louis dive deep into James Gunn’s Superman, breaking down everything from the casting of David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan to Lex Luthor’s darker edge. They debate how this version stacks up against Man of Steel, gush over the film’s standout score, and discuss the impact of new characters like Krypto. Plus, the duo look ahead to the future of the DC Universe—Clayface, Supergirl, Lanterns, and more.
Jul 22, 2025
The Top 10 Film Scores of All Time - The Critics Club
Geoff, Jim, and David each bring their personal Top 10 film scores—and yes, things get heated. Geoff champions emotional powerhouses like 1917 and Up. Jim dives deep with Gojira, Drive, and There Will Be Blood. David rounds it out with sweeping favorites like Gladiator, E.T., and his crowned #1: Star Wars: A New Hope. There’s some agreement, a lot of arguing, and maybe too much shade thrown at The Dark Knight. Come for the music, stay for the chaos. 🎧 Listen to all episodes at RantingMedia.com
Jun 06, 2025
We Crash The Cannes Film Festival - Critics Club
Geoff and Jim (David’s off this week) crash the Cannes Film Festival 2025 and call out the hype. From Eddington to The Phoenician Scheme to Spike Lee’s latest, we break down what’s actually worth watching. No film school degree required—just press play.
