Escuchar Completely Irrelevant: A Movie Podcast

Today on Completely Irrelevant I am joined by Luke Johnson, of my family, as we discuss the 2011 Action Adventure Thriller Cheddar Cheese Man,  directed by Ryan Grady and starring Paul Johnson as a 10 year old. What the film lacks in quality, it makes up for in my embarrassing level of enthusiasm. Also featured in today's episode: A complete synopsis of the worst film ever made, a whole lot of nonsense, and a 16 minute discussion on a 15 minute film.

Today on Completely Irrelevant I am joined by Gordon Bynum, the Dean of Students at my school, as we discuss the 2003 fantasy drama film Big Fish, directed by Tim Burton. Also featured in today's episode: What do stories mean, the American myth, and the chemistry of two people becoming best friends.

Today on Completely Irrelevant I am joined by Kolby Oglesby of OP Production House as we discuss the 2019 Dark Comedy Thriller Parasite, directed by Bong Joon-ho. Also featured in today's episode: An exploration of class, balancing film expectations, and Kolby's first plug. OP Production House Youtube [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDAD7qncJPtENCmkDbJfdnA/featured] OP Production House Instagram [https://instagram.com/opproductionhouse?igshid=xf1wbib4ge42]

Today on Completely Irrelevant I am joined by Camryn Anders as we discuss the 2011 Action Film Drive, starring Ryan Gosling. Also featured in today's episode: Excessive language, an analysis of a slower, more deliberate type of action film, and my attempts to quietly drink ice tea out of a vase.

Today on Completely Irrelevant I am joined by Cody Constantine and we discuss the finale to the Star Wars sequel trilogy, The Rise of Skywalker. Also featured are attacks by my cat, a whole lot of nerd lore, and an analysis of The Rise of Skywalker's effect on the legacy of the Star Wars franchise as a whole. I would also like to note, that I was incorrect when I said that the lesbian kiss at the end of the film wasn't shown in China. Though it was cut from the film in Singapore, which I feel equally illustrates my point.