Show Notes
On this episode of Project Big Screen, we review two of the biggest rollercoaster movies of the year — ’NO OTHER CHOICE’ and ‘SONG SUNG BLUE’. Will Park Chan-Wook’s latest play to a wide audience? And is ‘SONG SUNG BLUE’ one of the year’s largest surprises? We also react to series finale of ‘STRANGER THINGS’ and discuss whether we think the Duffer Brothers landed the plane… We finish the episode with a ranking of our Top 20 movies of 2025 — what did we miss? Stick around until the end of the episode to hear Gooch’s instructions on how to join our fan rankings! Make sure to like and subscribe!
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