In this week’s episode of our Film and TV podcast, we dive deep into the latest buzz shaking up Hollywood. First, we discuss the exciting rumor that Jim Carrey might be returning to the big screen in a live-action Jetsons movie — and whether this could mark the comeback fans have been waiting for.

Then we debate one of the biggest “what ifs” in cinema right now: Should Universal take on a live-action remake of The Wizard of Oz? We explore what could make it magical—or a total misstep.

Next, we shift over to streaming news with the new HBO Max Harry Potter series, breaking down what’s confirmed, what’s speculation, and how fans are reacting to a full reboot of such a beloved world.

Finally, we share our first impressions of Marvel’s brand-new Wonder Man trailer, discussing the tone, casting choices, and what it means for the next phase of the MCU.

From nostalgic reboots to bold new directions, this episode covers all the latest in film and television you don’t want to miss!

Welcome back to In a Nutshell Podcast, where we break down movies, shows, and the news that comes with them.In this episode, we dive deep into the biggest movie headlines shaking up Hollywood this week. From Minecraft 2’s first look and the billion-dollar momentum behind it, to Toy Story 5’s surprising announcement — we’re asking: are these sequels driven by creativity or just cash grabs?We also explore why Tron: Ares is struggling to find its audience despite stunning visuals, and whether visuals alone can carry a movie. Plus, Disney’s at it again with The Mandalorian and Grogu movie — will this be the Star Wars comeback fans have been waiting for, or another miss for the galaxy far, far away?Along the way, we toss in some hot takes — from Pixar’s peak to superhero fatigue — and end the episode with our Movie Recommendation of the Week you won’t want to miss.Grab your popcorn, charge your lightsabers, and join us as we explore the cinematic chaos, creativity, and comebacks of today’s movie world.

In this episode, we sit down with Nathan Makita — a Director of Photography and film professor — to dive deep into where the industry is headed. From how AI is reshaping film production to why independent filmmaking might be the true heartbeat of cinema, we explore the shifts redefining how stories are told.

Nathan shares his journey through the industry, how filmmaking has evolved over the years, and what the next 20–30 years of cinema could look like. We also discuss the rise of documentary-style narrative films, the changing landscape of big-budget blockbusters, and what it really takes to stand out as a filmmaker today.

🎬 Whether you’re an aspiring creator or a lifelong movie lover, this episode is all about looking ahead — through the lens of someone who’s seen the industry transform firsthand.