Now entering the sixth movie in the Impossible Mission franchise. Tom Cruise is still holding on as an action star. Action-oriented, this movie, definitely is.

It's a big round-up on this review. We've enlisted the thoughts of two Disney themed podcasts: Joey from the Disney Universe podcast and Mark from the Leaving Today Podcast. Which basically means, we keep the f-bombs to a minimum (or none). Solo: A Star Wars story is the movie in question and with a table full of Star Wars geeks it's complete fanboy analysis.

Broken Lizard is back at it again with Super Troopers 2. We discuss if they 17 year long wait made it better or worse. Is it the same meow as it was back then?

With half our team being STAR WARS fanboys, it would only make sense that our last review for 2017 would be EPISODE 8. With two years to ponder the secrets of Rey's upbringing, who Snoke was, yadda, does Rian Johnson bring us the goods? Eh, kind of.

Justice League plays catch-up with The Avengers on the cinematic front. And in record time. But unlike the Flash's abilities, was being quick a good decision?

It's been 35 years since the Ridley Scott's original BLADE RUNNER and 35 years of the burning question: Is Deckard a replicant? Some of us would still like that answer, please.

The sequel to 2015's Kingsman: The Secret Service is here. Bigger than ever. But is that necessarily a good thing?

First topic on this new direction: Theater or Home?

Most of us grew up watching movies in theater, but as technology has jumped exponentially in the last few decades, most of us can afford a nice little theater setup in our own homes. But now the question becomes, which experience do you prefer?

We'll discuss that as well as the future of the current movie theater experience.

This is a pilot episode. It's messy. But we'll figure things out along the way. Just stick with us through this. And leave your comments at badorbad.com/bad48

Stephen King's THE DARK TOWER makes its way to the theaters. And we're here to spoil it for you. Based on the 8 book series of the same title, and plucking characters from book 7 and 1, and maybe some others. This is a sequel to the book? A cinematic "book-end". Or maybe it's not a sequel at all but just simple "inspired by." Starring Idris Elba, Matthey Mcconaughey, and Tom Taylor. Directed by Nikolaj Arcel (A Royal Affair).

Luc Besson directs this passion project based on the 1967 French graphic novel series: Valerian and Lauraline. Although, does being passionate equate to making a good movie? That is the real question here.