This week the boys venture into territory they've never been before... a serious documentary about a serious issue, and its handled with the same amount of maturity and sensitivity that you'd expect. Also- trailer breakdowns! So many damn trailer breakdowns. X- Men: Dark Phoenix, Detective Pikachu, and Hellboy. They're all here! Ron Pearlman's voice sadly, is not. Strap in folks! 

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The boys return (yes Ryan is alive and well and he's beaten his laryngitis to death... literally. A big news roundup of everything the boys have missed over the past several weeks (including a very ill-advised colonial era game from Amazon, and a surprise sequel to the indie Metroidvania hit, Hollow Knight!) The boys also delve into the Netflix original Velvet Buzzsaw (which is better than you might think it was). So strap in folks, the podcast boys are back and they definitely bring NPR levels of energy to the first several minutes. 

It's good to be back! 

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This week the boys review a movie that's been out over a year.... the most "Okay" Star Wars film they've ever seen. A late, late review of Solo is paired with news of what could be the greatest fighting game ever created.... Fight Crab for Nintendo Switch. So join us for one of our most wheel spinning (and crab-tastic) episodes yet. 

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This week the boys look at some big (and slightly disappointing news) regarding Metroid Prime 4, and discuss the highs (and lows) of the Unbreakable-Split-Glass Trilogy. A trilogy that was definitely supposed to be a trilogy, this whole time and for sure wasn't a result of Split being the best of the three. But who knows how this one will go! 

So rip off your shirts, and do a dog run because this week's episode will be great for at least one if not all 23 of your personalities. 

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This week feels strange, and familiar... kind've like the boys have been here before. Lived this day before. Coincidence? Maybe. Like Ground Hog Day? For sure. In anticipation for Happy Death Day 2 U (yeah this is a real title of a real movie) the boys review Happy Death Day (which is... fine). There's also a ton of news, plus a bran new Spider-Man Far From Home trailer to react to. 

So, strap that weird baby mask on and pop those earbuds in because this is a weird and wonderful episode folks. 

PS: Don't be a dumb bitch. This is an actual line from this movie, we're not making this up. 

Almost Accurate is a weekly pop culture podcast hosted by Jake and Ryan who review the latest in Movies, TV Shows, Video Games, and more. Like the show? Leave us a review on your favorite podcasting app! Want to get in touch with us? Send us a letter at [email protected] 

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Who's there? Is this Netflix? Nope, it's Jake and Ryan back with another episode where they look Black Mirror: Bandersnatch. This week's episode will really make you question your free will, what the true meaning of Pac-Man is, what kind of cereal you'd like to have, and the very real possibility that all your friends and family are government agents that are part of a conspiracy to manipulate your thoughts and actions. Cheery stuff! 

So sit back, relax, and whip out your riot batons because this.... surely was something. Right? 

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This week the boys (and Megan) review the surprisingly solid film that was Bumblebee. We also look forward into our crystal ball (Google) to preview what we're most looking forward to in the world of movies and games in the year of 2019! 

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The boys tackle the question we know all of you were asking, is Holmes & Watson really THAT bad? We sort've answer that question. Also, have you seen 10,000 Bridbox memes this past week? We sure have, so we review that one too (it's pretty good). 

So take those blindfolds off and get comfy for this week's episode! 

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Fresh off a break the boys twhip into a review of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Next, they get wet AF and dive to the bottom of the sea, and avoid the Atlantis cops as they review Aquaman (starring Jason Miraz according to Ryan). 

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The boys cover a busy week in news, and welcome their newest guest to the show. From Soulja Boy's retro gaming consoles, to the Game awards 2018, the gang covers plenty of ground. They also veer into the tall grass to search for the sexiest Pokémon in a brief review of Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu, and saddle up with Arthur Morgan one more time as they revisit Red Dead Redemption 2. 

So strap in folks, they went long this week but just enjoy the ride! 

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