Hmm.... This is the final Channing Tatum movie we're ever going to watch (potentially).

What's this movie about? A yeti? a bigfoot? The complexities of individualism & religion within your own community? I don't know. James Cordon is also here.

A bit hard to talk about a sequel without watching the first movie, but here it goes. Cody & Clayton discuss the second spy spoof but, this one has Channing Tatum in it.

Here we go again, Cody & Clayton vs a Soderburgh movie starring our boy, Channing Tatum. Is the hammy southern charm a bit in this movie? Is Steven Soderburgh making fun of the south? Does Cody hate every film Steven Soderburgh has ever made? Find out the answer to those questions! & MORE!

Shameless, cynical, cash-grab/commercial or family friendly comedy? Cody & Clayton share their thoughts about Channing Tatum's "role" in this film & the movie in general.

Editor's note: There is a minor audio issue around the 10 min mark that I simply am not talented enough to erase in a way that isn't easily noticed by you, the listener. So, my apologies.

A movie about movies from the "golden age" of Hollywood that stars our beloved boy, Channing Tatum. Cody & Clayton opinions on these movies vary often, but this one? Cody claims he doesn't like Coen brothers movies, Clayton says he likes them. I hope this short paragraph peaks your curiosity to even listen to this episode. Does anyone read theses? Please let me know so I don't have to put any effort or thought behind writing them.

So, let's talk about the movie where people are locked inside a room and succumb to paranoia that's written by Quentin Tarantino, eh? Cody & Clayton dissect & examine this film with respect & care... Just kidding we go on a million tangents & talk sleep training, did you know that's a thing? Anyways, listen to this episode. Channing Tatum isn't in it alot.

Just a small, quiet, simple, movie about male strippers on a road-trip for one last hurrah. What do Cody & Clayton think? Did toxic masculinity get in the way of them having fun?

No. The answer is no. They both had fun watching the maybe the horniest movie ever made.

It's usually pretty easy to tell what Clayton or Cody is going to like or hate. If you've listened to enough episodes I'd say you can understand each of our tastes in movies & I think you'd be surprised who liked this movie & who thought it was an insane mess of ideas.

A very emotional episode for one of us for what is kind of an inconsequential movie. Clayton probably gets more worked up than he needs to for a movie that features mariachi covers of Mumford & Sons songs...