Jake talks about Oshi no Ko, To Live and Die in L.A., Alita: Battle Angel, Netflix's live action One Piece, Nimona, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Zodiac, Strange Days, Dungeons and Dragons (the actual game), and Baldur's Gate 3. Whew!

Later this week, hopefully literally less than 24 hours from now I'll have a What I've Been Watching episode for you! Thanks for your patience!

Not one, but two Predator films debut on today's episode. Justin didn't feel content just putting Jake through the mediocre follow-up to one of the best action movies of all time, instead we have to talk about Shane Black's abomination from 2018 as well. It's a long, sloppy episode, it's all over the place, it's borderline incoherent at times, wait, are we talking about the episode or The Predator right now? Check it out?

I wanted to do a navel gazing episode where I look back on some of the best films I've found while doing this show. Wow, it's been three years! Time flies when you're watching some of the best films of all time.

Robert is back on the show, and this time it's to honor the recently passed madman himself, William Friedkin! They go in deep on Friedkin's films and history, and then they talk about the movie. Is it truly Friedkin's best film? Is it sad that we don't get sequences in movies like this anymore, or is it probably better for everyone's safety? Both, but there's more questions and craziness in this ep, so come check it out. R.I.P. Friedkin.

It's a reverse episode! Justin has never seen Reservoir Dogs, so he and Jake are gonna talk about it. And they do. Lots of Tarantino talk up top, then they dive into the film. Did Justin like this one? Or is another movie Jake likes doomed to not live up to expectations? Will it be, stuck in the middle of the ratings? So many questions, and some answers await within! Also the last like fifteen minutes are Jake and Justin talking about dumb, super random shit, so that's fun too.

Is Jake Jake's real Enemy? Am I talking about Gyllenhaal or am I talking about me? Well, I guess you'll have to listen to me ramble about this movie to find out. But yeah, it's a subconscious mind melt and he's his own enemy, that's the point hope you tune in!

Jake is alone this week, much like Frances is after that dang Sophie leaves her to hang out with that goober Patch. But seriously, welcome to a solo episode where Jake gets a little existential about the aimlessness of life and talks about, well, this movie. Check it out?

Bron Theron, director of Half-Dead Fred and Pancake Man, is back on the show to push Jake into watching this early 90's Michael Douglas on a rampage movie. They talk a lot about Pancake Man, including the scene from Falling Down that inspired one in Bron's movie, and... oh yeah, they talk about Falling Down. Check it out!

Slight delay on the episode, it will be done soon.