There are few greater joys as a film critic than having the chance to share a few cinematic favorites that others may not have heard about or may have forgotten. But what makes that even better is doing it with friends like Darryl Mansel and Noel T. Manning on an episode of Manning’s Meet Me at the Movies. In this recent episode, the three of us discuss the films released during the summer season that folks may have not realized are summer films!

Additionally, as a bit of a mea culpa, I need to apologize for accidentally misspeaking early in the episode by referring to Japan when the correct country Bong Joon-ho’s Okja takes place in is Korea. That’s a really terrible faux pas, especially while discussing a film that I truly love.

Episode Description:

Noel T. Manning II welcomes Douglas Davidson and Darryl Mansel to Meet me at the Movies (episode 557) to explore films that you may have forgotten were summer releases. Meet me at the Movies airs weekly on C19 TV, and clips are used by permission for review, commentary, and editorial purposes. Manning is a registered film critic with numerous organizations.

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Categories: Meet Me at the Movies, Publications, Television

Tags: (500) Days of Summer, C19 TV, Cleveland Community College, Cleveland Community College Broadcasting Program, Darryl Mansel, Evan Almighty, Hearts Beat Loud, Meet Me at the Movies, Moon, Noel T. Manning, Okja, Patriot Games, Pootie Tang, Sing Street, Summertime Films, The Peanut Butter Falcon