Law, Alyx, and Pete record a drinking game commentary for Revenge of the Nerds.

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Booger wears a funny shirtBoobiesAnytime you see a nerd without glassesNerd laughA Nerd wins at somethingA Nerd gets revenge on a jackYou see a Nerd actually in classTakashi drinks a beerWhenever U.N. Jefferson rolls his eye

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Does Saul Goodman want to be a friend of the cartel?  You're damn right he does.  Jack and Moreno discuss the "Bagman" scenario and who exactly is throwing a monkey wrench into things.

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Before Star Wars, there was Bond. James Bond. It is a film franchise that has inspired everyone in in the industry from Steven Spielberg to Christopher Nolan to Rian Johnson. Eight actors have (unofficially) played the character over its almost sixty years in existence. And there is another one coming out this April. So what better time for the Binge Movie Aftertaste to gear up and cover a franchise that has been requested for years. Myself, Adam, and Matt are going to fire through a gun barrel the entire 26 film franchise, cultivating in a review of Cary Fukunaga's No Time To Die, which is being heralded as Daniel Craig's final bow as the character.

After 1989's Licence To Kill, the future of the double O agent was in more question than ever. Timothy Dalton was game for another one. But after years of legal battles and script rewrites, he decided it was time to move on. So following years of maybes, it was finally Pierce Brosnan's turn to wield the Walther PPK. But the Cold War was over, and the Berlin Wall had toppled down. Just how relevant will a 'misogynistic dinosaur' be in the 90s?

Listen in as the three of us continue our look at the James Bond franchise by reviewing Goldeneye and Tomorrow Never Dies. Hear who else was considered for the role, what the director of Turner & Hooch brought to the Bond franchise. And of course, more fights about title songs.

Goldeneye (1995) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

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Alyx, Jack, and Pete closeout our trilogy of the Spielberg films we've never seen with The BFG. The BFG centers around a young girl who befriends a giant. Let the shenanigiants begin!

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Next week on Movie Homework, we're watching Pan's Labyrinth:

Tom and Pete welcome back Dave Power who plays Matt in this suspenseful and thrilling film. Enjoy!!!

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Join Jack and Moreno as they attend the wedding proceedings of Kim Wexler and Jimmy McGill at an ABQ courthouse with Huell as a witness.  How sweet.  Why is Gus ok with burning his own restaurant?  Why's Lalo such a dick?  

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If you love Rollerblading and movies, then listen to Paul and Pete's commentary for the amazing Rollerblade movie...Airborne!

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Law, Alyx, and Pete get all drunky while recording a drinking game commentary for Stand by Me.

Here are the rules:

Someone criesWhen someone gives a headlockRiver Phoenix puts his hands on his hipsSomeone smokes2 for flinchingAnytime someone "skins" itFlashback

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Ammon, Garrett, and Pete get together to record a commentary for Demolition Man. Be well!

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Before Star Wars, there was Bond. James Bond. It is a film franchise that has inspired everyone in in the industry from Steven Spielberg to Christopher Nolan to Rian Johnson. Eight actors have (unofficially) played the character over its almost sixty years in existence. And there is another one coming out this April. So what better time for the Binge Movie Aftertaste to gear up and cover a franchise that has been requested for years. Myself, Adam, and Matt are going to fire through a gun barrel the entire 26 film franchise, cultivating in a review of Cary Fukunaga's No Time To Die, which is being heralded as Daniel Craig's final bow as the character.

The mid to late 80s was a huge transitional period for the action genre. John McClane was battling terrorists in Die Hard, and Riggs & Murtaugh were fighting Gary Busey and South African drug dealers in the Lethal Weapon movies. James Bond was now in competition with new blood. But in order to keep up, Eon knew it was time to change Bonds.

Enter Timothy Dalton. After a few start/stops, it was finally time for him to don the tux and wield the Walther PPK. But amongst all the cinematic competition, did the two movies Dalton made live up to Bond standards? And should he have been given more chances to shine?

Join myself, Matt, and Adam as we continue our look at the James Bond franchise by looking at 1987's The Living Daylights and 1989's Licence To Kill. Will we once again fight about the songs in the movie as well? You damn betcha.

The Living Daylights (1987) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

Licence To Kill (1989) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

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