A big movie for such a small dude... actually, it depends... sometimes he's big too. Where was Ant-Man during Infinity War? Right here in his own movie. Is this more MCU fodder or does it stand out? See what Philip and Andrew think about this pint sized hero!

Are we putting too much emphasis on the experience we get when we go to the cinema? Or is the experience just as good at home? Netflix thinks the movie theater is overrated. How does this sit with the Brothers Brotastic? Hear about some of their unique movie watching experiences that you can't get at home.

Ho ho ho ho ho... Han my Bogie... why did you make an origin story? Disney steps out of the Skywalker Episodes of the Star Wars franchise to focus on everyone's favorite scoundrel. Andrew plays a Star Wars video game at the same time he and Philip discuss this Solo outing. Did the cast capture the essence of Han Solo and Lando Calrissian? Listen in on this Brotastic episode of Cinematic Brotastic!

Sequels are always difficult because they have to be like the first one, but step up the game at the same time. Did Deadpool 2 achieve that? Can the answer be both Yes and No? What's got these brothers divided? Listen in for the Brotastic results!!

Cinematic Brotastic discusses the aftermath of the snap hear around the galaxy! A building of a cinematic universe wherein all the movies have ties to each other build to this one movie. Thats a lot of hype!! Does this film hold up to that hype? Listen in as Philip and Andrew take on the Mad Titan, Thanos!

Philip and Andrew discuss streaming services and their ethics, their worth as a service, and their future. Should the algorithms encourage binge watching by starting the next episode seconds after the previous episode ended? Should movies aired on streaming services be eligible for an Academy Award or are they just made for TV movies? Will Stream be King in the next 10 years? Listen in to Cinematic Brotastic to hear what we think.

Andrew and Philip discuss the problems that come from a movie's trailer using footage that ultimately does not end up in the film. Trailers that use footage from a work that has since been retooled and reshot, yet they still advertise the original film that ultimately will not see the light of day with the exception of special editions or deleted scenes. Is this practice false advertising? Or could the trailer be selling the general idea of the film, and therefore, still be okay? Listen in on what the Brothers Brotastic have to say.

The brothers brotastic talk about one of Hollywood's biggest icon's latest work, Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One. 80's references abound in this popcorn flick. Does it hold up to the Spielberg standard that we've come to expect from the great director? Hear what has the brothers brotastic a little bit divided.

The Marvel machine is not slowing down, with hit, after hit, after hit, after hit. Marvel breaks the rules and shows that audiences want more than just white male heroes. See what the Junger brothers think about the King of Wakanda.

After watching "O", Philip and Andrew discuss how the 2nd viewing relates to the first, which was profound causing them to stay away from a second viewing for fear of losing the unique experience neither have felt with any other film. Did it ruin the film? Is it possible to watch a Shakespearian tragedy and come out in a positive mood? Cinematic Brotastic takes on those questions.