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In this week's episode, Brandon and Gabby discuss whether movie trailers ruin our movie watching experience. They talk about how sometimes trailers can spoil the good parts of movies, how they can market it so poorly that people don't watch, how a good trailer can make you want to see even more of a movie, and how breaking down trailers on great detail can be a detriment to the surprise factor of a movie reveal

This week, Brandon and Gabby talk about Ryan Reynolds' new Netflix film The Adam Project. They discuss the plot, the way time travel works in this movie, how well Walker Scobell (who plays a younger version of Reynolds' character) portrays his character, the dynamic between Scobell and Reynolds, and how much they enjoyed several aspects of this film

*Technically Spoilery*

In this week's episode, Brandon and Gabby talk about the Netflix show The Guardians of Justice. They discuss what they liked about the show, what they didn't like, how weird and confusing it is, they try to give and honest review without revealing too much about the show and definitely fail at not spoiling some major plot points

This week, Brandon and Gabby talk about The Batman. They discuss the tone of the film, how different this take on Batman is from others we've seen on the big screen, how well Robert Pattinson and Zoë Kravitz portrayed their respective characters, they review the story, the villains, the actors, the violence, and ultimately give the movie a rating

In this week's episode, Brandon and Gabby review the new Uncharted movie. They discuss and critique some of the plot and storytelling, they rave about the characters and their interactions, the actors themselves and how well they portrayed the characters, and they talk about the adaptation, comparing the movie's elements to the original video games

This week, Brandon and Gabby discuss The Cuphead Show. They talk about the series as a whole, what they liked about it, how it reminds them of other shows, they pick their favorite episodes and characters, talk about how the series is different from the game it's based off of, they talk about the animation style and methods the crew and creators used, and rave about this incredible show

The Article:

https://www.animationmagazine.net/streaming/creating-a-rubber-hose-wonderland-for-the-cuphead-show/

In this week's episode, Brandon and Gabby talk about "twin films". They explain what they are and where they might come from, they list off and talk about movies that both came out within months of each other and have a similar enough story to tell, they note which ones they have actually seen, discussed which out of each pair was better if they had seen them both, how similar the movies actually were, and picked their favorite pair

This week, Brandon and Gabby discuss the difference between Walt Disney Animation Studios' CGI movies and Pixar Animation Studios' CGI movies. Gabby tells Brandon the main differences, they talk about examples that both fit that standard and those that don't, and in the end they talk about their favorite from each category while learning for some movies which studio actually made them

The link I promised:

https://impactingculture.com/the-differences-between-pixar-films-and-disney-animation-films/

In this week's episode, Brandon and Gabby attempt to talk about movies we want to see redone, remade, or rebooted. They pick several movies and characters that they think should be redone, whether because previous attempts were lacking or just because they want to see it updated for current audiences, and they also get kind of off topic

This week, Brandon and Gabby talk about the Disney/Pixar movies that came out last year. They mostly talk about Raya and the Last Dragon, Luca, and Encanto, but the conversation brings up a few other Disney films as well. They discuss what they liked, what they didn't like, they compare the stories to other Disney films, the themes of the films and how all three share one major thing in common