For the150th time!

Brad and Mark sit down and celebrate the cinema that is Edgar Wright's comedy action picture, "Hot Fuzz" and decide when to show it to their kids. 

Brad and Mark are back to even more John Carpenter as they watch his 1986 Kung-Fu, Western, Black Comedy, Scooby-Doo episode of a perfect zero sense motion picture, "Big Trouble in Little China", and decide when if ever they should show it to their kids. 

As a punishment for all of the Guy Ritchie, Mark decides to fill in a gap in both he and Brad as they watch and discuss the dystopian future picture that held up oddly well, "Demolition Man" from 1993 and decide when if ever they show it to their kids. 

Brad and Mark round out their look into Guy Ritchie by looking at 2008's "RocknRolla", and decide when if ever they should show it to their kids. 

Brad and Mark are back with more Guy Ritchie as they watch and discuss his live action remake of the Disney classic, "Aladdin", and decide they should not punish their kids.  

Brad and Mark are back to watch even more Guy Ritchie with the best WW2 picture they've seen, 2024's "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare", and discuss when if ever they can show it to their kids.

It's time for even more King Arthur and this time its either more or less accurate to the original source material. 

Join Mark and Brad as they watch and discuss 2004's "King Arthur", and decide when if ever they should show it to their kids. 

Brad and Mark embark on their newest quest of examining the films of Guy Ritchie. Regrettably this week finds them watching and discussing the movie montage that is 2017's "King Arthur: Legend of the Sword", and realizing its actually a Magic the Gathering movie. 

Brad and Mark return to watch one of Mark's picks, the RZA's "Man with the Iron Fists" and discuss when if ever they can show it to their kids.

Oh my god! The time has finally come, Brad and Mark sit down to watch and discuss, the 2007 remake of John Carpenter's "Dark Star", 

"Sunshine" from Danny Boyle and decide when if ever they can show it to their kids.