Box Office Shuffle

Our latest spin of the Shuffler gave us In Bruges, which none of us on the panel have watched before! Does it earn that cult classic status, or is it not quite up to snuff?

Two of our three hosts have never watched Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, so what better time than now to check out a Miyazaki classic? Does the English dub do this film justice?

This week the Shuffler is putting us back in a New York groove for 1998's Godzilla, or 'Zilla, from Roland Emmerich! Does this late '90s disaster 'epic' deserve a spot on the pantheon that is Godzilla? Or does Toho have it right by all but disowning the film and it's lead monster?

A billionaire involved in a conspiracy with the Supreme Court? Is this 2026 news, or an adaptation of John Grisham's 1992 novel, The Pelican Brief? Let's dive into the DVD version of this 1993 film starring Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington!

Travel back to 2005, when there was definitely not a corporate induced economic collapse on the horizon. Where Jim Carrey and Tea Leoni could play Robin Hood in this Judd Apatow produced comedy, and everything could be neatly wrapped up in a nice little bow. Oh, and also rank your favorite Jim Carrey movies in your review!

This week the Shuffler gave our hosts a classic from 1999, The Mummy! And somehow, Chris has never seen it before. Did it live up to the hype? Or leave him feeling rather meh?

Mankind was born on Earth; it wasn't meant to die here. Buy you were meant to watch this episode of Box Office Shuffle where we dive back into the 2014 hit, Interstellar.

We're diving into the world of DC Comics animation on this episode of Box Office Shuffle, specifically Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths from 2010. Written by comics legend Dwayne McDuffie, does this take on the Crime Syndicate and the Justice League hold up, or this is one best forgotten in the pantheon of DC animated movies?Catch us on Bluesky at: https://bsky.app/profile/boxofficeshuffle.bsky.social

Keanu Reeves as a cynical demon hunter with nothing left to live for? Sign us up please, because this weird DC Comics adaptation has no right to work as well as it does, even 20+ years later.