Movies have the power to transport us to new worlds and captivate us with their stories. However, not all movies are created equal, and sometimes we leave the theater feeling disappointed and underwhelmed. In this podcast, we'll explore the importance of storytelling and direction in films, using examples from a recent release that left audience members feeling dissatisfied. From the lack of tension in the dinosaur scenes to the downgrading emotional stakes and story design, we'll delve into what makes a good movie and why storytelling and direction are crucial components. So buckle up and get ready to dive into the world of movies and what makes them succeed or fail.

Despite being frequently bad, 65 overall is a fun movie to watch. The film's concept of a human stranded on Earth 65 million years ago surviving against dinosaurs captivated our interest. We also unpack the theme of the Ancient Astronaut Theory in detail during this episode. So, buckle up listeners as we dive into Sony's RedBox quality movie they placed in theaters, 65.

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