A Nicholas Sparks movie that isn't a Nicholas Sparks movie. Tatum & McAdams navigate the how to have a marriage when the wife don't remember things no good anymore.

A spy move where there are... spies! Yes. Channing Tatum is one of them. Not a "crucial" part of this movie but he's good in it. Also Cody is wrong about how good this movie is & Clayton is right. Haywire rulez.

High School reunions, aren't they the worst? Only for people that don't look like Channing Tatum, it seems. Listen as Cody & Clayton bicker and fight like an old married couple about a movie no one has seen.

Also this movie is kind of worth watching just for the Chris Pratt scenes.

Tatum & his best pal Joseph Gordon-Levitt made something with less artistic merit than a project from a student with some budget and zero idea what to do with in film school. Maybe it'a worth looking at, maybe you have taste. This "film" is the best version of your little brother showing you his short film he made. He's very proud and it's worth a nod of "good try, kid" but that kid is 30 years old. Actually just watch your little brother's minecraft let's plays... it's probably worth your time.

Channing Tatum plays the titular "son" of "no one". This is a movie about Tatum playing a cop with a mustache and a troubled back story. It isn't fun. Not even a little bit.

Clayton & Cody mostly discuss the production of the Eagle because the production of the Eagle turned out to be 10x more interesting than the actual movie.

Fun drinking game while listening to this episode, take a drink every time Cody or Clayton says something negative about the movie.

It's a Nicholas Sparks movie. Does it break the mold or fall in line with the formulas of other Sparks movies? Who knows. Tatum's in it though, so we watched it.

Cobras. They're gonna rise. Channing Tatum is gonna try and stop 'em. But I don't know, guys.

Cops N' Robbers feat. Channing Tatum for literally a minute.