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  • BingeCast: TV Round Up – Better Call Saul S5 Ep4
    Look, we're not going to lie folks.  This is when Saul gets super flat and shitty for us.  There's not a lot going on with any of the characters, and we hate that it gives the haters more fuel for why this is not a good show.  Anyway, listen, this is fun regardless.






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    50 min
  • Binge Sportscast: TB12 to Tampa Bay, NFL Trades, NBA and MLB 2020
    After an extended hiatus, the Boys are back!  NFL Free Agency is in full swing with the leagues new season officially beginning today, March 18th. 
     
    TB12 to the Bucs, Diggs to the Bills, Hopkins to the Cardinals.  Check us out!
     

     
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    1 hr 10 min
  • BingeCast: Ocean’s 11 Commentary
    Jack and Pete get all heist-y and record a commentary for Ocean's 11. We talk everything Ocean's 11, as well as all things DVD's and the crazy times we're living in at the moment. Enjoy!!!







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    2 hr 1 min
  • Movie Homework: The Sugarland Express
    Welcome to Movie Homework!
    Our new trio of films comes to us from a young upstart; a kid on the move.  He's got spunk, pizzazz, and a bright future in "Hollyweird".  Jack, Moreno and Pete are gonna look at three Steven Spielberg films they've never seen and this week they're starting off with 1976's The Sugarland Express.  Young Goldie Hawn.  Enough said.  
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    1 hr 2 min
  • Binge Movie Aftertaste – James Bond Retrospective w/ Matthew Goudreau and Adam Bunch: The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) and Moonraker (1979)
    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 the critical and semi commercial failure of The Man With The Golden Gun, the future of the James Bond franchise was in jeopardy. But the Broccolis weren't ready to hang it up yet. The signed Roger Moore to another soundtrack and got the script to The Spy Who Loved Me up and going. The result was a movie that is credited with putting the series back on a terrific commercial and storytelling track. Do we agree with this sentiment?



    The conversation then moves on to one of the most notorious movies in the entire series. With Star Wars making such a huge pop cultural splash two years before, the makers of the James Bond movie Moonraker decided to take the movie into uncharted territory. With a first three quarter style Bond movie, the final quarter ended up being one opening crawl away from being a direct shot for shot Star Wars remake. But Moonraker ended up making over $200 million. Where will we fall on the opinion spectrum?



    Download what is perhaps the most derailed podcast of this James Bond series so far.



    The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)







    Moonraker (1979) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)















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    2 hr 20 min
  • BingeCast: TV Round Up – Better Call Saul S5 Ep3
    Today on the TV Round Up Commentary for "The Guy For This", Jack and Moreno have a hard time wrapping their heads around things, including:  the ice cream metaphor, Kim's character arc, the "dead drop" situation, and Mike getting the jump on some thugs.  I mean, really? He's 92. 






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    59 min

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