Enter the strange world of Boots Riley's new film, 'Sorry to Bother You', a sci-fi comedy that pulls you in many unexpected directions. 

ABP is here to talk about all of it. From the corporate buildings that employ slaves, to the drop-in telemarketing, to the rapping, riots, and high-ballers, we're dissecting it all. 

 

And if you haven't seen the film yet, what are you waiting for? Go see the most unique film of the summer, come back, and listen in for a wild ride.

In episode 2 of Shot 4 Shot, Netflix takes down HBO with Emmy nominations, Hollywood capitalizes on recent tragedies, Lebron James sells a movie, and Billy Dee Williams returns to a galaxy far, far away to play Lando. It's all here, from the wacky stories to the awesome ones, only on Shot 4 Shot.

In this heroic ant-sized edition of ABP, Brian and Branden break down Marvel Studios' 20th film, Ant Man and the Wasp. Just don't be expecting another Infinity War. 

 

Marvel's latest features giant ants, an antagonist who is totally not a villain, a very plot-heavy ankle bracelet, and an incredible shrinking lab that everyone keeps playing hot potato with. It all makes for a fun summer blockbuster and ABP is here to tell you all about it.

In the very first episode of ABP's 'Shot For Shot', Brian and Branden discuss the week's biggest movie news stories, all while taking 2 shots of beer every minute. In this episode, Idris Elba joins the ranks of villainy, Jordan Peele starts a show on YouTube, and Scarlett Johansson accepts a controversial new role. Only on 'Shot For Shot'.

In episode 201 of ABP, the boys are back to launch an 'Incredible' second season. Brian and Branden breakdown the highly anticipated sequel "Incredibles 2" and discuss the Parr family's thrilling new adventure. Also, what's up with Pixar's new animated short? It's a fun ride and the boys are here to tell you all about this incredible scoop.

This month on Netflix, director David Ayer and Will Smith re-team for 'Bright', a big-budget cop drama set in a world filled with orcs, elves, and magic wands. Smashing together two unlikely genres, controversial (and very rich) writer Max Landis, has helped reshape the way we watch blockbusters...now on your streaming screen. 

 

Here, we talk the pros and cons of the fantasy epic that Netflix hopes will pave the way toward a 'bright' looking future.

"This is not going to go the way you think", Luke Skywalker proclaims in a scene from the highly- anticipated eighth chapter in the Star Wars saga. And Luke is right. The Last Jedi careens us in so many different and unexpected directions that one can only wonder what will happen next. 

 

In Episode 15, we join guest host David Salay to discuss everything Episode 8: the rise and fall of certain characters, the absence of a good lightsaber duel, the return of a classic mentor, and of course all those porgs. 

 

With Disney set for a blowout weekend at the box office and with the recent purchase of 21st Century Fox for 52 billion dollars, Disney is having quite the week, which can be best described as "Impressive, most impressive."

In Episode 14 of The ABP, Branden and Brian deep dive into the most highly rated film ever on Rotten Tomatoes, Lady Bird. Featuring a free-spirited girl in her senior year of high school, sex, drugs, overbearing mothers, and classic music from JT, this film has it all. We're here to talk about all of it and the latest news of the week, only on the Apple Box Podcast.

​The long-awaited DC superhero team-up film Justice League has finally been released, bringing together the likes of Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg. But after seeing the film, boy do we have questions. Like what’s up with all those Mother Boxes? Why does Aquaman shout out random phrases? And most importantly, why does Superman’s mouth look computer-generated?

Joined by guest host David Salay, we try to answer these questions and more in Episode 13 of the Apple Box Podcast, where we’re also talking about the return of two legends: The Incredibles and Quentin Tarantino.

This week on the podcast, we're talking about Aaron Sorkin's directorial debut, Molly's Game, a film that we got the chance to see months before wide release. Featuring that stellar Sorkin dialogue, an incredible cast in Jessica Chastain and Idris Elba, and a story that's unbelievably true, this is one film you will want to check out this Oscar season. 

 

Also, in a week chock full of exciting news, we're discussing the potential purchase of Fox by Disney, the crumbling mess that is Universal's Dark Universe, and the announcement that Rian Johnson will be returning to "a galaxy far, far away" for an exciting new trilogy.