This month on Flick Fix, we’re going from one of the biggest movies imaginable to one of the most awkward dinner parties imaginable—and then straight into complete comedic nonsense.
First up is Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, a massive, star-studded epic that practically demands the biggest screen and loudest speakers you can find. Then things get considerably more intimate with The Invite, where four people, one dinner, and some increasingly uncomfortable conversation prove you really don’t need an army of extras to create chaos.
But the main event is the Spotlight Review: The Naked Gun (1988). We’re looking back at Leslie Nielsen, the Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker style of comedy, the strange journey from Police Squad! to the big screen, and a movie determined to cram a joke into practically every available inch of film.
So whether you prefer Greek mythology, dinner-table disasters, or a detective who probably shouldn’t be trusted with basic police work, Flick Fix has you covered.