
A weekly Film podcast breaking down film, TV, and the industry behind the screen, from indie films to blockbuster conversations. Hosted by Junior Alawa & Marion Mokgohloa Send us your questions to weareouttake@gmail.com and be a part of the show!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 164 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

The Odyssey review is in — and the critics got it wrong. Maz and Junior break down Christopher Nolan's most ambitious film yet, give their honest verdict, and explain exactly why the discourse missed the point.
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We share our thoughts on the Avengers Doomsday's trailer. Why this is Marvel's most important film yet!
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John Sugar comes face to face with the man hunting Ji Moon — and this time, both of them know exactly who the other is. We review Sugar Season 2 Episode 4 "Off 15", breaking down the flashback that reveals what Ji really witnessed, Sugar's desperate ... more
The biggest week in movie news all year? Junior and Maz break down the brand-new Dune: Part Three trailer from the global IMAX fan event. Plus the 2026 Emmy nominations: The Pitt dominates, Hacks breaks records, and the Euphoria snub nobody saw comin... more
Today on The Outtake Show, we're joined by our first-ever actors in the building — and we doubled up. The creators and stars of the hit micro-drama series ACTORS Hope & Ezra pull back the curtain on what it really takes to be a working actor in the U... more
John Sugar survives the worst night of his life —and walks straight into a bigger conspiracy. We review Sugar Season 2 Episode 3 "Watch Face", breaking down the fallout from that drive-by, Danny and Sugar's investigation grows, the poolside flirtatio... more
Back to the Future at 41: Why It's Still the Perfect Blockbuster
Great Scott — Back to the Future is 41 years old. Four decades (and change) since Marty McFly hit 88mph, we're taking the DeLorean back to 1985 to ask the big question: is this still t... more
Film critics vs influencers — where's the line? We sit down with Jack from Found in Frames to break down the state of film criticism: fake premieres, junket culture, paid promo, Letterboxd one-liners, and why The Odyssey is splitting critics from inf... more
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A weekly film-focused show that breaks down film, TV, and industry trends from indie projects to major releases. The hosts unpack current conversations around originality, production, festival influence, and the evolving relationship between creators and studios, often pairing thoughtful interviews with lively banter. Recent episodes showcase deep dives into indie and streaming-era storytelling, hands-on critiques of films and series, and festival coverage, with notable conversations about director choices, casting decisions, and the broader business of cinema. The format tends to blend film analysis with behind-the-scenes industry notes, making it useful for listeners who want both entertainment insights and practical perspectives on how m... more
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