Netflix’s latest juggernaut K-Pop Demon Hunters is everywhere—and we dig into how it became the platform’s most-watched movie while hardly touching theaters. Then we unpack the Amazon “Buy” button controversy: what you think you own with digital purchases vs. what you actually get, why California’s new law could force clearer language, and how it all fuels the new wave of physical media collecting.We also swap back-to-school watches (Drumline, Now You See Me, Death Becomes Her’s Broadway-boosted comeback, plus weekly drops of Alien: Earth), share a quick Labor Day box office rundown (a surprise Jaws re-release chomped its way back onto the charts), and preview what’s next (The Conjuring: Last Rites, Hamilton back in theaters).If you’re into movies, formats, and a little marketplace drama, this one’s for you.Enjoying the show? Follow/subscribe, rate us 5⭐️, and share with a movie friend—it really helps more people find So Many Sequels.00:00 - Intro & Back to School vibes01:25 - David on Death Becomes Her05:25 - Garrett dives into Drumline08:55 - Revisiting Now You See Me13:55 - Should we do a “Now You See November”?14:45 - K-Pop Demon Hunters breaks Netflix records17:15 - Amazon sued over digital movies & physical media comeback22:45 - Nostalgia for DVD shops & 4K Blu-ray players26:45 - Labor Day weekend box office recap31:10 - Upcoming releases: Conjuring: Last Rites & Hamilton re-release33:00 - Wrap-up & where to find us

Elle Woods is headed to Harvard Law! This week on So Many Sequels, we’re going back to 2001 to revisit Reese Witherspoon’s career-defining role in Legally Blonde. From box office surprises to pop culture impact, the guys break down what makes Elle an iconic character and why this comedy still resonates more than 20 years later.

Dear Mr. Vernon, we accept the fact that we had to spend a Saturday in detention watching John Hughes's 1985 classic, The Breakfast Club. But we think you're crazy to make us write an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us: a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess, and a criminal. Right? This week, Josh, Garrett, and David revisit Shermer High School to see if this quintessential Brat Pack film still connects in 2025. We break down the iconic character archetypes we related to then and now, the surprisingly well-written scenes that pack an emotional punch , and the parts that are... well, more problematic than we remembered. From Bender's aggressive "flirting" to the vice principal's shocking $31,000 salary, we explore what has and hasn't aged well.Does this coming-of-age touchstone still earn its classic status, or have we grown up and apart from it? Let us know your take, and don't forget to subscribe and leave us a five-star review (or four, so we have something to work toward! ).