Ourtwocents Podcast

The boys discuss and react to the new comedy horror sleeper, Renfield.

Fahad and Osama review the surprise hit, Air. The two discuss whether or not the film was necessary, if Ben Affleck is a better director than an actor and where Matt Damon ranks in the all time greats list.

Osama goes solo this week and reviews the sleeper hit, Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.

Admir and Fahad discuss one of the best films of the year (so far), John Wick: Chapter 4. The duo talk about their love for the franchise, the great achievements of the 4th film and what they hope to see with the future of the franchise.

Admir and Osama chit chat about the newest entry in the Scream franchise, touch on what makes the films so impressive in today's age and rank their favorites of the series.

The boys discuss the winners of the 2023 Oscars and who they thought was snubbed in some of the categories. 

The trio discuss and review Creed 3, the newest chapter in the Rocky/Creed franchise. The group touch on Michael B. Jordan's first foray into directing, heap praise on Jonathan Majors' performance and reflect on the film's overcooked plot.

The boyz review Cocaine Bear, the new over-the-top action black comedy film directed by Elizabeth Banks.

Admir and Fahad continue their journey through the Best Picture nominees by discussing Tar, the psychological drama written and directed by Todd Field. The duo discuss the slow-burner pace of the film, give their overall thoughts on why the film is a hard one to recommend and assess its chances at the Oscars.

The trio get together to discuss M. Night Shyamalan's latest release - Knock at the Cabin. The group criticizes the surface-level writing and plotting, praise the performances of stand outs Dave Bautista and Ben Aldridge and celebrate the film's success at the box office.

Admir and Fahad discuss All Quiet on the Western Front and explore how the films uses heightened realism to impact the audience, touch on the very strong anti-war message, and defend its nomination in the Best Picture category at the Oscars.

The trio get together and discuss the back horror comedy, The Menu. The group touches on the social commentary of the film, discusses the unique framing of the film and unpack the exceptional ending.

This week, Admir and Osama discuss the new horror fan-favorite M3gan. The duo touch on why the film is just “good” and not “great”, highlight some of it’s strong performances and unique sprinkling of humor while criticizing its lackluster ending.

The trio get together to discuss Martin McDonagh's latest black comedy and delve into it's many themes, memorable cast and impeccable writing.

The trio get together to review a great year in film and pick out their favorite films, moments, characters and much more.

The trio get together to discuss the titanic release of the holiday season, Avatar: The Way of the Water. The group debate whether the sequel supercedes the original, reflect on the somewhat outlandish ending with one of the main characters and look forward to the rest of the Avatar franchise.

The trio are back during the festive period to discuss one of the most divisive movies in pop culture - 2009's Avatar. The group discusses some of the key reasons the film is derided, such as its weak characters and dialogue, and assess whether any of the criticisms hold up a decade or so later.

On this week’s podcast, the group discusses the sequel to one of 2019’s biggest movies, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. The trio assess which of the 2 movies they like more and debate whether Daniel Craig will be remembered more for his portrayal of James Bond or Benoit Blanc. Towards the end, the group also give their heated thoughts about the latest Tarantino comments about Marvel films.

Osama and Fahad review the highly anticipated, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The boys discuss how the film honored Chadwick Boseman's legacy and how it opened up a path for other stars to shine and how the film introduced another quality antagonist.

This week on the Ourtwocents Podcast, the trio reunites as the group discusses Don't Worry Darling. The lads discuss whether the drama surrounding the film ultimately hurt the film or helped put it on people's radar, assess the pacing and meandering plot and critique the underwhelming final reveal.