Flix and a Six
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Flix and a Six is podcast about movies and beer. Anthony and Al are cousins that love to grab a couple drinks and discuss films. They thought it would be fun to share it with you. This is the first podcast in a series of creative entertainment outlets produced by The Spinchoon.
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Trailers galore, a revolting drink, 007 casting rumors, and so much more. Even if you don't technically have a beating heart or soul you should still listen.The BasicsFlick — The CreatorSix — Treehouse JjjuliusssHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsWith the sensibilities of Garland, the style of Blomkamp, and the soul of Cameron, The Creator feels like a passion project created by a seasoned sci-fi movie buff flexing heart and experience over budget. 7/10 — AnthonyA throwback sci-fi action flick with a new school action star, The Creator doesn't redesign the wheel, but it proves you can make a slick cinematic experience without breaking the bank. 6.5/10 — Al
A current(ish) blockbuster as we get back on schedule. This was an event we've been waiting for. Plus Oscars recap, The Batman 2 delayed, and more. Long live the fighters!The BasicsFlick — Dune: Part 2Six — Newburgh Infinity BossHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsDune part 2, Its why you go to the movies. 9/10 — AnthonyA crowning achievement in proving that the right team can, in fact, film the unfilmable, Denis Villeneuve’s inexorable ascent to the top of the game is undeniable. Epic, poignant, and unforgettable, Dune: Part 2 checks all the boxes of: a stand alone movie, bookend to Part 1, and a near perfect baton pass to the (hopefully) inevitable conclusion in Dune Messiah. In short: a masterpiece. 9/10 — Al
Last week's hiatus buster may have been recorded prior to the hiatus kicked off, but we're back with a Mega Oscars preview, plus a big time catch up, and a Dune Part 2 opening night recap. We promise to do more than 10 episodes this yearThe BasicsFlix — The Oscars!Whisk — Balcones Baby BlueHosts — Anthony Costanzo, Alessandro Biolsi, and a terrible accent
First time out on his own as a featured solo guest: it's Mike, our number one fan! We have news on the WGA strike formally, officially ending, Seinfeld rumors, the shockingly undercovered break in the Tupac case, and more! I trust the podcasters.The BasicsFlick — Clerks IIISix — Equilibrium WavelengthHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiPanel — Mike StrnatkoToot-length ReviewsA love letter to family, friends, and self, Clerks III is a wonderfully comedic and nostalgic romp to a bitter sweet finale. 8/10 — AnthonyNostalgia- Noun- a wistful or excessively sentimental yearning for return to or of some past period or irrecoverable condition. This movie is the purest distillation of that word, for better and worse. 6/10 — AlKevin Smith, inspired by real-life events, calls back over and over to the previous superior entries in the trilogy...with less than stellar results. 5.5/10 — Mike
Gary has returned! Blame him (and the threatening email he received from Max) for this episode. Plus the WGA (and SAG-AFTRA) strike ending, Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom trailer, and more. Are we too late?The BasicsFlick — The FlashSix — Lone Pine Oh-JHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiPanel — Gary GureckiToot-length ReviewsThe best the Snyderverse has to offer comes from Andy Muschietti, but for the love of Grodd… let it die. 6/10 — AnthonyOn Friday night I had the option of spending 2-3 hours kicking off my early access to Starfield or watching this movie. I chose… poorly. 4.5/10 — Al
Italy. House. Bats? Baby. Trailers. More. Impossible? Not this missionThe BasicsFlick — Mission: Impossible- Dead Reckoning Part OneSix — Adirondack Bear NakedHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsWhile it stumbles out of the gate with clunky exposition, Dead Reckoning ultimately finds its footing and fabulously sticks the landing. A purely entertaining trip to the cinema. 8/10 — AnthonyImpossible (ha) to fully grade until Part 2 arrives, much in the same way Infinity War was, but a solid and action packed, if long, entry to the canon, with surprising emotional beats. 7/10 — Al
The BasicsAnother likely Sony MCUish disaster, a watered down Marvel Comic Con, and more. We see you.The BasicsFlick — Avatar: The Way of WaterSix — Bolero Snort Dia de los MooertosHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsCameron continues Avatar’s legacy of lack luster story & motivations excusable by a his trademark immersive spectacle. 7/10— AnthonyAnthony: the blue & green people look like blue & green people. 8.5/10 — Al
Xbox Showcase, Starfield Direct, our final thoughts on Ted Lasso, a terrible movie Al watched, and more. This episode isn't symmetrical but probably is nonsense.The BasicsFlick — Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among ThievesSix — Newburgh Brewing Hudson HopsHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsWonderfully whimsical & incredibly imaginative, D&D Honor Among Thieves is an instant classic 8/10 — AnthonyA fun romp in a classic fantasy setting with a cast that has strong chemistry. You can't ask for very much more if you're not a die hard adherent of the source material. 6.5/10 — Al
We welcome our first new guest in a while for a blockbuster. Plus the finale of Succession, the many other things were watching, and more.The BasicsFlick — Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3Six — Treehouse Cranberry TartHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiPanel — Nelson SingToot-length ReviewsAll the right heart in all the weird places 8/10 — AnthonyA pitch perfect ending to the trilogy, alternately heart breaking and heart warming, and our final proof that found family can be just as important as birth family, as we see our heroes fly away together, into the forever and beautiful sky. 9/10 — Al Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 once again pulls the team together but this time hits you in the feels using a trash panda while simultaneously posturing the use of a couch. 8.75/10 – Nelson
SynopsisA big catchup, fighting telecom mega conglomerates, Jedi Survivor, and more. Please don't condemn us.The BasicsFlick — John Wick: Chapter 4Six — Source Coat of ArmsHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsWhile I’m always excited for more John Wick, the formula has run its course. 7/10 — AnthonyA series that started with a slick, but simple look at a complicated world, continued to raise the takes all the way through to the end(?) in a really polished way. A testament to action film making at its best. 7.5/10 — Al
SynopsisSome trailer talk, many Star Wars talks, allegations of terrorism by defunct McDonald's mascots and more. Put on your Blue Suede Shoes and join us.The BasicsFlick — ElvisSix — Evil Genius Purple Monkey DishwasherHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsI now have a much higher regard for Elvis… and an elevated level of concern for Tom Hanks. 6/10 — AnthonyWhile Luhrmann's sensationalist style is a perfect fit for the excesses of Elvis's life and meteoric career rise, his meandering plot structure detracts from the narrative tension of the story, causing inconsistent pacing. 6.5/10 — Al
SynopsisOscars! Whisk! Consumption! FUN?The BasicsFlick — The Classier and More Refined Cousin(s)Whisk — Michters Bourbon & Hudson Back Room DealHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsI’ve seen better contenders 5/10 — AnthonyNot my best work but i did watch a good bunch of the nominees this year. 6/10 — Al
SynopsisDisney may have finally heard our thoughts on quality and quantity of their products, generally, and a lack of Star Wars movies specifically. Plus Super Pig and much more.The BasicsFlick — Black Panther: Wakanda ForeverSix — Newburgh Brewing Bridge BossHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsWhile it pays wonderful homage, Wakanda Forever never quite finds its footing. 7/10 — AnthonySaddled with the impossible task of picking up the pieces from the tragic passing of Chadwick Boseman, Wakanda Forever does its best to advance the narrative arc of the Black Panther and the MCU, while telling a story of loss and grief, to admirable but mixed results. 7/10 — Al
SynopsisTrailers, trailers, trailers what a treat. That's pretty much it for the news this week, while our movie portion checks a whole bunch of boxes for Oscars season. Don't worry, though, we'll always be your friend and probably won't cut any of our fingers off (intentionally).The BasicsFlick — The Banshees of InisherinSix — District 96 & Equilibrium Sexual EnergyHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsSimple, yet complex, Unsettling, yet captivating. I cannot further categorize nor describe this movie. 6/10 — AnthonyWhat the feckin' hell did I just watch, like. 7/10 — Al
SynopsisBig DCU news, botched assassinations, food, and so much more, all before a big Oscar pic. Maybe in another life...The BasicsFlick — Everything Everywhere All at OnceSix — Alternate Ending Bad Mother Force UserHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsIs it an emotional deep dive into anxiety, stress, loneliness, nihilism, empathy, kindness, family, or unconditional love? Is it an homage to The Matrix, Cloud Atlas, Scott Pilgrim, or Dr. Strange? Maybe it’s simply: Everything Everywhere All At Once. 10/10 — AnthonyThe hot dog fingers are a no for me but everything everywhere else was good. 7.5/10 — Al
Synopsis4 episodes in 4 we-- nah we're back to being a fully operational battle station for real. Just how we planned it. A blockbuster episode for a blockbuster movie. Plus a blast from the past, fucking hell, and more. We're on the highway to the danger zone. The BasicsFlick — Top Gun: MaverickSix — Southern Tier Lake Shore FogHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiToot-length ReviewsA wonderfully executed requel that tells its own well structured story and pays homage to its origin all while elevating its predecessor in the process. 8/10 — AnthonyAn old school action movie with a new coat of paint. A fun time and exactly what the movie theater was made for. 7.5/10 — Al
The BasicsFlick — The MenuSix — Tree House Mega TreatHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiTweet-length ReviewsA delicately balanced satirical comedy and psychological thriller, The Menu’s insane premise is perfectly executed by Oscar worthy performances all around. 8/10 — AnthonyTerrifyingly funny, deliciously dark, and poorly marketed. Don't watch this movie: experience it. 8.5/10 — Al
The BasicsFlick — Bullet TrainSix — Newburgh Sláinte Dry Irish StoutHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiTweet-length ReviewsBullet Train is a non-stop, frenetic, hodgepodge of and homage to most of my favorite movie tropes. 8/10 — AnthonyA fun time in the style of a Guy Ritchie film, with the action sensibilities of a John Wick film, by way of a mid-aughts Asian crime drama. 7/10 — Al
SynopsisBACK!! After a partially planned, and also partially unplanned, hiatus that was significantly longer than we anticipated, we return to ring in the new year with a new movie. We're a little more free and organic in this one; we're less tied to our regular format strictly separating new/notes/nuggets/etc. It's just us (and you) talking about the last few months and then our movie conversation. This is an important infraction point in the run of our show.The BasicsFlick — Glass Onion: A Knives Out MysterySix — Tin Barn Cranberry BogHosts — Anthony Costanzo & Alessandro BiolsiTweet-length ReviewsSilly, campy, and just the right amount of over-the-top, a wonderful visit with our good friend Benoit and the new menagerie of fools.8/10 — AnthonyPatently ridiculous, and I mean that in the most complementary way. 8/10 — Al
The Spinchoon Three gather for a momentous occasion: celebrating Flix & a Six's 200th episode! Of course, in true Spinchoon fashion, this isn't the 200th episode. O well. We celebrate by having a round table chat about our favorite TV, Movie, & Video game properties of the past year, decade, and all time, before reviewing Uncharted (the 2022 movie). Cheers!
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