Inspired Chaos
Inspired Chaos is rooted in the art of stream-of-consciousness. As our minds flow with a constant stream of thoughts, ideas, viewpoints, philosophies, data and dreams, we all seek to settle into a world of comfort, a world we can relate to; in most cases, this boils down to a bevy of entertainment choices absorbed through movies, music, TV, radio, books, poems, internet, podcasts and mindless personalities on a hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly basis, all of which coincidentally create our personalized personalities that senselessly bridge the gap between the chaos of our minds and the chaos of the world that strangles us with rules, regulations and the ball and chain of perfection, all leading Inspired Chaos choosing to embrace the madness to discuss entertainment and the arts without a filter, script or a plan in general.
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Ramblin' Reviews
Caution: Entering Spoiler Territory! Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to listen to Creative Genius Bryan Caron and Professor Avatar Tom Grimes review Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One, the seventh film in Tom Cruise's Mission Impossible series. Once complete, there are discussions on Asteroid City, Joy Ride, new episodes of The Bear, FUBAR, Outlander, and Hijack, Fox's Fall TV schedule, the ramifications of the WGA and SAG/AFTRA strikes, and the 2023 Emmy nominations. So, what say you? Did you Cruise through Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One with ease, or did it become more of a chore than sitting through Fast X? Also, what is your favorite Mission Impossible film?
Caution: Entering Spoiler Territory! Breathe, open your mind, and listen to Creative Genius Bryan Caron and Professor Avatar Tom Grimes talk about Insidious: The Red Door, the 5th film in the Insidious horror franchise. Afterward, the boys rant about new and old box office tallies, budgeting, and movie stars, as well as quick thoughts on Sound of Freedom, Ruby Gilman, Teenage Kraken, and new episodes of Secret Invasion and The Bear. So what say you? Did the newest chapter in the "Josh Lambert" trilogy live up to the first two films, or did the absence of Lin Shaye and her ghost-busting crew leave Insidious: The Red Door wanting? Also, what was your favorite chapter in the Insidious series?
Caution: Entering Spoiler Territory! Put on your fedora for a new global adventure with Creative Genius Bryan Caron and Professor Avatar Tom Grimes as they discuss Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, the fifth film in the archeology franchise. Afterward, stay tuned for discussions on a new episode of Secret Invasion, and what to expect coming up in theaters and on television in July, as well as a update on the summer box office. So what say you? Was Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny a whip-smart edition to the franchise, or was it nothing more than a retread of everything that's come before? Also, how would you rate all of Indiana's adventures?
Caution: Entering Spoiler Territory! Creative Genius Bryan Caron and Professor Avatar Tom Grimes take you on the "date" of a lifetime as they discuss the new raunchy romantic comedy, No Hard Feelings. Stick around after for a discussion on the season premiere of Secret Invasion, quick thoughts on Extraction 2, Flamin' Hot, and Elemental, the demise of Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies and Gotham Knights (and the CW), and an update on the summer box office. So what say you? Was No Hard Feelings a fun, romantic diversion, or did the shock-and-awe turn you off? Also, don't forget to check out whimsillusion.com, where you can read and post works in progress, and publish your short stories and books.
Caution: Entering Spoiler Territory! Run as fast as you can into the speed force alongside Creative Genius Bryan Caron and Professor Avatar Tom Grimes as they discuss The Flash, the newest entry into the (old) DC universe. After, the boys talk a little about a variety of different shows and news, including the death of Treat Williams and the great Marvel shuffle. So what say you? Did The Flash strike the right amount of nostalgia, or did the whole thing fly by without much hope for the future? Also, check out Bryan's new website, whimsillusion.com, where readers and writers come together to make magic. Writers, submit your manuscripts today!
Caution: Entering Spoiler Territory! It's more than meets the eye as Creative Genius Bryan Caron and Professor Avatar Tom Grimes discuss the newest entry in the Transformers franchise, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts. After, sit back and get some thoughts on the adaptation of a Stephen King short story, Boogeyman, the season (and possibly series?) finale of Ted Lasso, and what we would do if we wrote season 5 of Cobra Kai. So what say you? Was Transformers: Rise of the Beasts a fun adventure the way Transformers were always meant to be, or did a lack of human chemistry sink the engine? Also, which Transformers movie is your favorite?
Caution: Entering Spoiler Territory! Swing across the multiverse with Creative Genius Bryan Caron and Professor Avatar Tom Grimes as they sling a web of thoughts on the newest Miles Moralas adventure Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Stick around after for discussions on other movies, including On a Wing and a Prayer, Still, The Mother, Spiderhead, and All the Old Knives, as well as a quick update on the top 10 grossing films of the summer. So what say you? Is Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse the new The Empire Strikes Back, or was the film far too stylized for your taste? Also, who was your favorite version of Spider-Man?
Caution: Entering Spoiler Territory! Take a swim under the sea with Creative Genius Bryan Caron and Professor Avatar Tom Grimes as they talk the updated live-action recreation of The Little Mermaid. Afterward, check out reviews on About My Father, The Muppets Mayhem, and Michal J. Fox's documentary, Still, as well as a look ahead to the big movies coming out in June. So what say you? Did you fall in love with Ariel's new world, or did The Little Mermaid fail to generate the same spark as the original? Also, what was your favorite new song in the film?
Caution: Entering Spoiler Territory! Rev your engines for Creative Genius Bryan Caron and Professor Avatar Tom Grimes's review of Fast X, the newest (and definitely not last) film in the Fast Saga. Next, check out more news on the upcoming fall television schedule and discussions on new episodes of Ted Lasso, The Muppets Mayhem, and the season finale of Young Sheldon. So what say you? Did Fast X drive away with your heart, or were some of the character choices a bit of an enigma? Also, which Fast film is your favorite?
Caution: Entering Spoiler Territory! Get in your poorly-rendered CGI truck and drive with Creative Genius Bryan Caron and Professor Avatar Tom Grimes into the review of Knights of the Zodiac. New cancelations and renewals are the forefront of the conversation afterward along with discussions on the season finale of Ghosts and new episodes of Young Sheldon and Ted Lasso. So what say you? Did Knights of the Zodiac charge you to the core, or did the lack of charisma push you to walk out of the theater? Which of our merry band of ghosts do you think got sucked off?