Chad C joins Law for a bunch of movie and TV talk. There's also some voicemails, trailer round-up, and Indy news to discuss. All business. No farts.

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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 Diamonds Are Forever came and went, Sean Connery AGAIN made it clear that he was done playing James Bond (stay tuned). Now producers had no choice but to change actors, and they eventually decided on 45 year old Roger Moore. Featuring a more lanky body and rapid wit, this Bond was different. Yet armed with a Paul McCartney sung title song, Live and Let Die grossed over $160 million at the box office, making it clear that the public was once again starved for Bond. Did it leave us full as well, or did we feel served an empty meal?

We then move on to the Christopher Lee title villain starring The Man With The Golden Gun. Even if it features one of the most famous props in Bond history, the movie doesn't have that high a rep in Bond circles. Will henchman Herve Villechaize put us over the edge and rise to the occasion? Listen to find out!

We are getting closer! Stay tuned, as all these podcasts are leading up to a review of the brand new James Bond film No Time To Die in April.

Live and Let Die (1973) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

The Man With The Golden Gun (1974) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

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Binge is BACK with Better Call Saul Season 5 Episode 1's commentary!  Alyx and Jack kick off the season with their thoughts on Vince Gilligan's 5th season of his prequel series.  Do we think this is a good thing?  Find out and download now!

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TM is in charge on this week's BingeCast! Joined by Pete and Jack, the guys talk CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM, KIDDING, STAR TREK PICARD, BROOKLYN NINE-NINE, THE OUTSIDER, LEGO MASTERS, THE STRANGER, MYTHIC QUEST, CHEER, THE NAKED GUN, KING COHEN, VFW, BOB ROSS THE HAPPY PAINTER, COME TO DADDY, AMERICAN FACTORY, FORD V FERRARI, JOHN MULANEY & THE SACK LUNCH BUNCH, POLAROID, DOLITTLE and more. Download now!

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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.

Sean Connery was adamant that despite the major success of You Only Live Twice, he was done playing the James Bond character forever. Therefore, producers found their new Bond, this time in a chocolate commercial. George Lazenby was next to don the tux for 1969's On Her Majesty's Secret Service. A movie that is either loved or hated, depending on which Bond fans you ask. But what about us? Listen in as we dissect the much debated film, and wonder why Lazenby was a one and done taker of the role.

Then, listen to us as we talk about how Connery pulled the biggest 'fooled you' moment of the series so far and once again played Bond in 1971's Diamonds Are Forever, the first Bond entry of the 70s. Does he act like he did before?

On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

Diamonds Are Forever (1971) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

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Welcome to Movie Homework!

This week we take a look at the somewhat overlooked Werner Herzog film Rescue Dawn.  One of Christian Bale's notable early performances, and based on a true story, the guys dive into one of the more contentious conversations we have hosted on Movie Homework.  What works, what doesn't, and why is everyone talking about shitting their pants so often?  Download now to find out!

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Valley is joined by the Binge Aftertaste's own GC and Matt to talk all about what's going on in the Binge Universe. Reviews of BROOKLYN NINE-NINE, CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM, PICARD, LOCKE & KEY, CHEERS, THE WITCHER, RED EYE, GOOD TIME, WOULD YOU RATHER, BIRDS OF PREY, SONIC THE HEDGEHOG, EDGE OF THE AXE, HAL, HAPPY DEATH DAY and JAY AND SILENT BOB REBOOT! The boys also talk about Bond, Batman and Boicemails. Boicemails...more like voicemails. Good one. Download now!

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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.

With a certified star in the lead and everything Eon putting out with James Bond making money, the franchise was on a roll. Despite taking a long time to get made and legal troubles following it, Thunderball was a certified hit, and Eon was anxious to keep the ball rolling. But Sean Connery was out in the press saying that You Only Live Twice was for sure going to be his last time wielding the Walther PPK. Does the movie once again defy the odds?

And then we get to. Well, a James Bond movie starring Orson Welles, Woody Allen, and Peter Sellers called Casino Royale. Kind of. Listen below to find out how all this came to be, and if all the talent behind the scenes made what they were capable of.

You Only Live Twice (1967) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

Casino Royale (1967) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

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Chad C is back with Law to discuss how much his kids will love Sonic The Hedgehog and whatever the hell Downhill is. Oh, it's the new Will Ferrell movie? Cool story.

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It's Oscar season! Jack and Pete take over this week and review some movies, discuss which TV shows we're watching, and answer some voicemails. We also play the TM Game, which is the same as the Garrett Collins Game and play Jacks's and Pete's Oscar Re-Do Game. Enjoy!

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