Episode list

Randy breaks down his Top 10 Movies of 2021, starting with an honorable Mention: Dune. Then he lists off his Top 10 Movies of 2021 in this order: 10. Halloween Kills 9. Pig 8. Godzilla vs. Kong 7. Road House 6. Luca 5. Ghostbusters: Afterlife 4. Jungle Cruise 3. Black Widow 2. Zack Snyder's Justice Jeague And his number 1, should come as no surprise but may be a bigger surprise than you might think.

In the second episode of Randy Loves Movies!!1!, Randy reviews the new Scream movie from 2022 and talks about his love of the Scream franchise and his history with Scream. He loves Scream and he loved this new sequel reboot to the Scream franchise.

Randy talks about the new trailer for A Madea Homecoming, the latest Madea film from Tyler Perry, now on Netflix. Before reacting to the trailer, Randy mentions his background with the Madea movies, compares the career of Tyler Perry to his other favorite actor, Adam Sandler. Afterwards, Randy reacts to the new trailer. Has Tyler Perry given birth to a new classic? Has he breathed new life into this long-running franchise? Either way, what Randy witnesses in the trailer leaves him absolutely breathless.

Randy takes things to a new level, and reacts to the trailer for the new Halo series. Well, first he subscribes to Paramount+, and is amazed by the abundance of content streaming on Paramount+. He then dives deep into the trailer. What revelations will he discover? What hot takes does he have with the director of the series? Who will cameo in the series? All answers will be revealed in this episode.

Randy breaks down the hit new Star Wars series The Book of Boba Fett after having cataract surgery. Randy thought the series was amazing so decides to break it down, including Easter eggs, references, and things you might have missed. 1. First he breaks down The Mandalorian's appearance in episodes 5 and 6, and why he may have shown up in the first place, the reason being Disney's revisionist reactions. 2. Second, he breaks down Baby Yoda's appearance and his return to the screen. 3. Thirdly, Randy brings up the clever cameo of the guy from The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia. 4. Fourthly, he breaks down Danny Trejo's cameo, and his delicious doughnuts. 5. Fifthly, Randy talks about the subtle tiny elephant man cameo, and what it means for the Star Wars Universe. 6. Sixthly, he breaks down the cool western movie tone of this series and The Mandalorian series. 7. And lastly, Randy talks about the greatest cameo in the series: the little alien in the cowboy hat.

Randy is overwhelmed by all the new trailers that have popped up out of nowhere. He mentions how his previous episode was uploaded the same day as the Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, and how these new trailers remind him of his divorce and the man named Dirk that his ex-wife ran away with. Randy touches on the trailers for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, Pinocchio starring Pauly Shore, and Jordan Peele's Nope. Randy watches the amazing new trailer for Doctor Strange and speculates all the different cameos of who could possibly show up in the movie.

Randy reviews the Uncharted movie, starring Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg. He breaks down the elaborate story of the latest globe-trotting adventure. Randy discusses the sharp-witted performances from Spider-Man's Tom Holland and Marky Mark from Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch. Randy compares the movie to other similar movies, like Tomb Raider and the Indiana Jones movies, and how this one stacks up. Lastly, Randy determines whether Uncharted is the greatest video game movie of all time.

Randy is back, after being on jury duty for a couple weeks. Shocked and surprised, that there's a new Batman movie with a new Batman, Randy reviews the new Batman movie starring Batman. In his synopsis, Randy breaks down where this movie stands within DC movies and the DC Universe, where all the characters and heroes from the DC Universe have ended up and which movies they will shown up in, all scattered about the DC Universe. Afterwards, he dives right into the review and what he thought of the cast. He then achieves the monumental task of where the new Batman movie ranks among all the Batman movies. He safely determines that The Dark Knight is still the best movie ever made, but The Batman is still pretty good. Randy lastly shares a word from his new sponsor: Denny's. Randy promotes the new limited Batman menu from Denny's, particularly the Alfred meal: a huge pile of scrambled eggs formed in the shape of Alfred's head.