
Leaving the theater is literally the freshest take on what you just watched. Host Ronald, record reviews while "leaving the theater" after seeing a movie, or on the couch after watching it on television or your favorite streaming services.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 274 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Ronald Young Jr. reviews You Me & Tuscany with Jonqulyn Hill
RYJ and JQ love hijinks!
JQ - 4.25 of 5 stars
RYJ - 3.75 of 5 stars
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Ronald Young Jr. reviews The Super Mario Galaxy Movie by himself…
RYJ wonders why anyone would watch The Testaments if they hadn’t watched The Handmaid’s Tale?
RYJ - 3.5 of 5 stars
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Ronald Young Jr. reviews The Drama by himself…
RYJ thinks Zendaya is very charming
RYJ - 4.25 of 5 stars
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Ronald Young Jr. reviews They Will Kill You by himself…
RYJ refuses to play pitty pat with the devil
RYJ - somewhere between 2.99 and 3 of 5 stars
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Leaving the Theater feels like sitting down with a friend after a movie who also happens to be a sharp critic and a great storyteller. Ron brings a mix of insight, vulnerability, and humor that makes every episode feel personal and engaging.
He doesn’t just talk about what happens on screen, he explores why it matters and how it connects to us. His perspective always feels grounded, thoughtful and candid. When he has a guest on the show, the discussion is lively, fun, and respectful.
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Oh Ron, I LOVE your content so much, 5 stars, but I think your review of Abbott Elementary is a bit of a miss. Perhaps you’re focusing too much on the entertainment value it has for you, (a grown adult), without reflecting on the impact the show has been having on children and families. Especially now that the DOE is under threat. Good stories/shows can be “mirrors” reflecting our lived experience or “sliding doors” opening up another person’s world. Peabody Award winning Abbott Elementary open ... more
Ronald young jr. is the best! He has so much joy (love listening just to hear him laugh) and I love listening to him talk about movies. He is fair and honest and rooting for filmmakers and writers and actors! He’s my favorite “critic” (in parentheses because he is t your typical pedantic, caustic critic). Keep up the great work! Also love you on pop culture happy hour! You are always the best guest host!
I look forward to all of Ronald’s podcasts; he is always bang on with his ratings. This guy is heart & soul in love with movies and it shows. Brilliant. Thanks for all the joy, Ronald.
I always enjoy hearing Ronald on PCHH and have recently subscribed to this podcast. I enjoy his takes and am always happy to see the podcast pop up in my feed!
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This show provides fast, candid takes on new releases and streaming films, delivered in short, digestible episodes right after viewing. The host blends sharp critique with warmth and humor, often pairing reviews with brief discussions about craft, performances, and storytelling decisions. Guests frequently join the conversation, adding perspectives that keep the format lively and opinionated. A notable strength is the concise, spoiler-free approach that helps listeners decide what to watch while enjoying a personable, movie-loving voice. The format also includes Patreon-supported content and occasional production-life anecdotes that give the show a personal, behind-the-scenes feel.
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Recent guests on Leaving the Theater include:
1. Darryl C Murphy
2. Nichole Hill
3. Pamalamadingdong Perez
4. Natasha Miller
5. Daisy Rosario
6. Deondre Jones
7. Nichole L. Hill
8. Emily Kwong
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