Film Not Included

Film Not Included is a bilingual, high-speed conversation about movies, series, games, and the strange entertainment news orbiting all of them. The show’s center is the back-and-forth between Oti and Tony, who move through Spanish and English without treating the switch as a gimmick. It is simply how the room sounds. Recent episodes show a format that can handle a full review, a news reaction, or a broader Cortado grab bag without losing its personality. A Ready or Not 2 discussion spends real time on Grace, Faith, LeBail, Belial, contract clauses, family groups, weapons, and sequel logic. The Last of Us coverage is more emotionally keyed, using Nora, immunity, airborne infection, Isaac, and adaptation choices to talk about why a scene hits differently on television. Superhero talk brings out the show’s most reactive mode. Avengers Doomsday casting becomes a rolling argument about who was announced, who was missing, what Ryan Reynolds might be doing, and how older franchise characters could still matter. The GTA 6 delay episode shows the other side of the show, where real-world headlines, conclave jokes, superhero news, Andor recommendations, and gaming anticipation all share the same track. Film Not Included can be blunt, but it is not careless. The speakers clown on ideas, interrupt themselves, correct each other, and still return to the actual point. That rhythm makes the criticism feel lived-in rather than packaged. The show is especially good at treating genre material seriously without draining the fun from it. Horror remakes, superhero casting, prestige game adaptations, and comedy-horror sequels all get attention as craft, business, fandom, and vibe at once. It is not trying to sound neutral. It sounds invested. That investment gives the show its best moments, because surprise and skepticism are allowed to happen before the polished take arrives. The result is a pop-culture conversation for listeners who want opinions with heat, jokes with context, and criticism that remembers why people get excited in the first place. Film Not Included turns recap, reaction, and argument into one fast-moving lane.