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Reel Roundtable with Erick, Dean, and Ethan

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<p>Two film production majors and one film theory major sit down to discuss their thoughts on movies using their own insight of specific film elements. From high-grossing blockbusters to niche festival flicks, nothing is off limits for these cinephiles.</p>

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May 7, 2026

Sound in Cinema - Reel Roundtable's First Guest

Reel Roundtable – Ep. 5: Reel Roundtable's First Guest We grill fellow film student and sound design expert Jacob on how audio shapes cinema across genres—probing blockbuster booms, indie silences, and everything in-between. From "sound mistakes in major releases" to "upgrading classics with Dolby Atmos," we hit targeted questions of deep conversational flow. Game: Pitch your own movie ideas. Join the conversation: Tell us your all time favorite sound moments in movies and why you love them...

Episode thumbnail for When did Ridley Scott lose the plot? - Discussing our favorite Directors

April 23, 2026

When did Ridley Scott lose the plot? - Discussing our favorite Directors

Reel Roundtable – Ep. 4: Discussing our favorite Directors We pit three visionary directors against each other: Ridley Scott’s epic world-building, Edgar Wright’s kinetic pop-culture mashups, and Stanley Kubrick’s icy perfectionism. Lightning game: Name a director's filmography. Main Movies mentioned: Alien (1979) Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014) Shaun of the Dead (2004) Last Night in Soho (2023) The Running Man (2025) 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Barry Lyndon (1975) Paths of Glory (19...

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April 9, 2026

Is Eternals actually a Top 10 MCU film? - Giving our Hot Takes

Reel Roundtable – Ep. 3: Giving our Hot Takes We share our juicest film hot takes and determine which of us has the most baffling ones to share. Main movies mentioned: Rocky III (1982) Eternals (2021) Citizen Kane (1941) Halloween III (1982) Avatar (2009) Joker: Folie à Deux (2024) Join the conversation: Tell us your all time juiciest hot takes. Next Episode In Episode 4, we each discuss a prominent film director and what we consider to be both their best and worst film. You can als...

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<p>Two film production majors and one film theory major sit down to discuss their thoughts on movies using their own insight of specific film elements. From high-grossing blockbusters to niche festival flicks, nothing is off limits for these cinephiles.</p>
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