Episode 71 - Boat Man Begins (Rambo) by Arms Race Podcast

Episode 70 - Dialing for Dollars (Shade) by Arms Race Podcast

The Arms Race Podcast is back to discuss the 1998 animated film, Antz! In this episode Mike and Kevin attempt to glean the movie's moral as best they can, compare ant battle strategies to other fictional military blunders, trace the long cinematic lineage of the Batusi, and compare the rivalry between Antz & A Bug's Life to a number of other similarly-paired films.

The Arms Race Podcast shelters in place to discuss the 2003(-ish) Sylvester Stallone comedy(-ish), Avenging Angelo! In this episode Mike and Kevin dissect another piece of obscurity from Stallone's dark age, witness a variety of different approaches to home improvement, and learn new and surprising definitions for simple words such as "orphan" and "mistress". Be safe out there, be like Frankie Delano: always keep your distance.

The Arms Race podcast finally returns from a brief detour to discuss the 1996 Sylvester Stallone disaster film, Daylight! On this episode Mike and Kevin discuss the relative merits of the disaster movie genre, speculate about Roy Nord's posthumous career as a pitch man, bear witness to Sylvester Stallone's biggest fans, and discuss elaborate travel plans that will never come to pass. Be like Kit Latura, and stay safe out there!

The Arms Race podcast travels into the distant past to retrieve its 2016 discussion of the Universal Studios T2 3-D Experience: Battle Across Time!

Regularly scheduled Sylvester Stallone programming will resume in two weeks!

The Arms Race Podcast is going back in time to retcon itself back into the Bad Puns & Machine Guns podcast, as we discuss 2019's Terminator: Dark Fate!

The Arms Race podcast returns to discuss Jim Abrahams' Rambo parody, Hot Shots: Part Deux!

Welcome, friendos! Mike and Kevin are back with another commentary track to the Coen Brothers' modern classic, No Country For Old Men!

Welcome to The Rock! Mike and Kevin talk you through every twist and turn of this 1996 classic, from the heights of the Fairmont Hotel penthouse suite, to the deepest depths of the Mines of Moria.

Apologies if we seem a bit more shouty than usual, but we were talking over the movie audio the entire time.