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Join us for a SPOILER filled discussion of the Netflix original film "Mute" directed by Duncan Jones. If you haven’t yet seen the film, let us save you the time. Sure, we spoil the film, but you were never gonna watch it anyway. Let us do it for you.Topics discussed:Mute – Science fiction tropesMoonBlade Runner

We examine Sandra Bullock's follow up to the George Clooney trilogy in Ocean's 8. In this episode, witness Oatman steal L.J.'s roll of the curmudgeon. (He has some strong feelings about the film.)Did anybody else notice that George started at 11, but Sandra only gets 8? Hmm.Other topics discussed: The Book ClubJane FondaGhostbustersKevin CostnerWaterworldThe PostmanWyatt EarpTombstoneMelissa McCarthy

We watched "Solo: A Star Wars Story," and we feel obligated to tell you about the experience. We also debate the finer points of two competing productions of Hamlet from the 90’s (for some reason). Fair warning: We start with a fairly spoiler free discussion, but at the 16:30 mark, we get into heavy spoiler territory. If you haven’t seen it and don’t wish to be spoiled, pause it there and come back later (we also warn you in the episode right before the spoiler section)

We finally tackle Guillermo Del Toro’s unconventional yet quite conventional star-crossed romantic fantasy "The Shape of Water."

We take on the Netflix exclusive "Bright" starring Will Smith. This is his second collaboration with director David Ayer after "Suicide Squad." How could this possibly go wrong?

In this part 2 of our Avengers: Infinity War spectacular, we leave the Marvel Universe behind to offer the DC comics film ‘verse a helping hand. Let’s face it. With the exception of Wonder Woman, Warner Bros. is struggling to get their DC house in order. Oatman and L.J. offer some untried and untested ideas to help them right the ship.

This week, we heart the Mad Titan Thanos, star of Avengers: Infinity War.Join us as we rhapsodize and, of course, pick some nits.We start out with a brief (relatively) spoiler free section only to jump headfirst into some heavy yet delightful spoiler filled discussion. Don’t worry; we warn you before the transition.

This week we battle Pacific Rim: Uprising. Hope your love for giant monster fights is matched by your love for hollow banter and convoluted exposition!

This week we take on The Death of Stalin. Oatman and L.J. just can’t see eye to eye on this hilarious satirical send-up of tyrannical machinations and human rights violations. Sounds like quite a romp from the creator of HBO’s Veep and BBC’s The Thick of It.We don’t go out of our way to spoil too much of the film; though we might sneak in a few story beats here and there. To be fair though, the title itself is a bit of a spoiler (especially for those of us who attended an American public school). Whether you’ve seen the film or never plan to, this episode is well worth a listen.