The Westball's entry to this franchise feels measured, complex, and ripe for sequels.

It's Miles Van Tea, the Chicago Reader, talking about Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.

Our featured review this week here on Synophile, in addition to challengers that's right being a big tennis

fan I finally got around seeing challengers from Luco Guadalajanino starring

Zandaya and some old movies as we're cranking up the criterion app thanks to my

main man John La Boy Pandora and the Flying Dutchman

don't look now new rose hotel some great classics there available on criterion as

always it's great to be here on cinephile took last week off because some changes here at

Meadowlark and that means our friend Chris Cody of course busy right now with the

Dan Lebitard show as always I wish Chris well and thank him for all his

efforts but it's more good news to bring in our new producer Harry.

We're now my fourth producer now of course we have Dan Stazik, Joe Engelbrecht,

excuse me, Dan Stan Zick, Joe Engelbrecht, Chris Cody, and now Harry Krensky.

It's great to see you.

Congratulations, welcome to Cinephile.

Thank you.

I'm excited to be here.

I'm curious what's happening to all these other producers.

Exactly.

It's kind of like the drummer and the drummer and this is

Spinal Tap just exploding and disappearing like that into the ether but you know it's

funny Carl of course is a great job at Metalallark overseeing everything and when I said to him

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