Jun 25, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 11 segments
The Court glimpses a vision of its own grim demise when The Vern (“Cinema Recall” Podcast) looks to end the universe inside the 2024 drama “The Life of Chuck.” \*\** Prosecutor: The Vern. Defense: Big…
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Dylan J. SchlenderHost
Maynard BangsHostRyan Luis RodriguezHostFrom the first collaboration on Sheldon's Game, which did the impossible task of having a story set in one room and being both engaging and suspenseful, to Dr.
Sleep, a movie that is not only a sequel that pays respect to Stephen King's book, but also is a worthy sequel to Stanley Kubrick's film.
Now Mike Flanagan adapts Stephen King's short story the life of Chuck, into a feature film.
It has a great cast of characters and has very memorable moments, but as a whole, this movie is a dull, boring slug that wants to be sentimental and heartwarming.
Him and others feel like they belong in Diane's dream from Mulholland Drive or fictional characters from Pleasantville than real, fleshed-out people.
I'm here to prove today, on The Rules of Justice, that The Life of Chuck is a bad, boring movie.
First off, members of the jury, and by that I mean the real jurors who are the listeners, if you haven't seen this film, stop now and watch it.
If you have any inclination to see it, you can't time travel before the Vern said anything because this movie is one that should be seen as blind as possible.
And as we dive in more, we will likely rob you of an experience that you deserve.
A lot of the feelings you'll get are intentionally formulated by the way the film withholds things.
From the first collaboration on Sheldon's Game, which did the impossible task of having a story set in one room and being both engaging and suspenseful, to Dr.
Sleep, a movie that is not only a sequel that pays respect to Stephen King's book, but also is a worthy sequel to Stanley Kubrick's film.
Now Mike Flanagan adapts Stephen King's short story the life of Chuck, into a feature film.
It has a great cast of characters and has very memorable moments, but as a whole, this movie is a dull, boring slug that wants to be sentimental and heartwarming.
Him and others feel like they belong in Diane's dream from Mulholland Drive or fictional characters from Pleasantville than real, fleshed-out people.
I'm here to prove today, on The Rules of Justice, that The Life of Chuck is a bad, boring movie.
First off, members of the jury, and by that I mean the real jurors who are the listeners, if you haven't seen this film, stop now and watch it.
If you have any inclination to see it, you can't time travel before the Vern said anything because this movie is one that should be seen as blind as possible.
And as we dive in more, we will likely rob you of an experience that you deserve.
A lot of the feelings you'll get are intentionally formulated by the way the film withholds things.
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