Down To Watch
(RE-RELEASE; RIP Dolly!) #222 - Steel Magnolias (1989)
Sep 23, 202655 min
RIP Dolly
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Hosted by Dan & Raul · entertainment · EN-US · 434 episodes
Dan and Raul (and sometimes friends!) are TV and Movie lovers who enjoy discussions on current & old movies & TV shows. Listen to them casually debate, pontificate, correlate and appreciate whatever comes to mind related to watching stuff.
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Down to Watch is green and glowing this week while we check out Lanterns! Dan and Raul watch a newcomer and old hand playing similar roles with Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre in the new Green Lantern based TV series that cohabits the universe also containing the recent Superman and Supergirl films. From showrunner Chris Mundy (True Detective producer) with help from television heavyweight producer David Lindelof, this show holds a lot of similar style to the dusty detective thriller (though less horror tinged content for sure). The show about superheroes with the power to create anything with their power rings has spent a lot of time in a small town dealing with cowboy billionaires running secret anti-alien manuevers around a local sherriff who doubles as his daughter-in-law and coverage for him (to an extent) when the Lanterns show up as space police investigating an incident. Great acting, excellent filmmaking and a tight, intruiging story have set the first three episodes apart as a new kind of comic book show, lets see if this sounds like it's one for you to dive into!
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Down to Watch is back after a minute but just in time to get you ready for September... a few days late! Dan and Raul have your back to school, pre-Halloween TV selections to choose from, including RayGun and Mr. T on Untold, Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as secret Brothers and John Hamm negotiating for an American Hostage. There's a couple of crusaders in a true crime doc trying to get to the bottom of A Killer Story, a family of animated Asian-American New Yorkers who go by DANG! and the returns of Chad Powers and The Gentlemen (that's two separate tv shows, not a band name). Spinoffs and returns galore including another season of Taskmaster means there's gotta be something for you in September. Check it out!
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The DtW super team has a full roster for the big MCU movie of the summer with Spider-Man: Brand New Day! Dan, Raul and Jonnie all saw Spidey swing into theaters for Tom Holland's fourth solo film in the MCU, though solo may be a misnomer as many corners of the series are represented in cameos and easter eggs. Despite the fan friendly nods throughout the new adventure, audiences are finding it to be great for laxed Marvel fans and newcomers alike as well as a much needed hit for the studio. Are reports of the death of comic book movies greatly exaggerated or is the tide turning on capes and tights? Might be up to a bunch of mutants!
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Down to Watch might be starting a new trend with a summer triple showcase to highlight how to hide from the heat and kick it on the couch as temps outside soar. Dan and Raul talk about Furious first, and you should be! There's a lot of ladies out here fightin' for their lives and Emmy Rossum, FBI edition, wants to save a few but finds herself tailing a serial murderer of abusers. Classic tropes of detective and women in peril genres abound but this show might be turning enough of those cliches on their heads that the end result is a new kind of story altogether. All the way in reality fixer-upper tv, Leslie Jones is putting her attitude and energy into Roast My Rental, a home improvement reality show that fixes people's Airbnb style vacation homes while Jones and friends inject a little playful mockery regarding the rental. Finally we see about the latest Bang Theory spinoff, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, and he does! The new sci-fi adventure comedy follows some Big Bang Theory side characters as they dimension hop from Earth to Earth, finding some strange problem they can solve or run away from by the end of the episode every week. It's a strange kind of experiment which the first episode somehow pulls off, but can these second bananas hold up such a high concept? Maybe this universe's DtW hosts can tell you!
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