In this double dose of I See Movies Too, the gang breaks down Deadpool 2 and Solo: A Star Wars Story. Plus the gang discusses shutting out promotional material in order to avoid spoilers and why fan servicing is a tricky game. The gang definitely does not work for CRIMSON DAWN! Yes, you heard that right CRIMSON DAWN!

(Musical selection is Take On Me 'unplugged version' by a-ha and The Fire Truck by John Powell)

In this episode the gang breaks down Avengers: Infinity War. It's a big superhero movie event and the gang has a lot of strong opinions on it. How do the Infinity Stones work, do the Marvel movies owe the audiences anything and why Freddy walked out of the movie Kill Bill.  

(Musical Selection 'The Promise' by Alan Silvestri from Marvel's The Avengers)

In this episode the gang discusses director, Lynne Ramsey's new crime thriller - You Were Never Really Here. The gang breaks down how violence is used in the film, what they think happens after the film ends and debate the easy listenings of a Jonny Greenwood soundtrack. 

(Musical selection Microtonal Shaker by Jonny Greenwood)

In this episode the gang not so quietly discusses their John Krasinski's horror/thriller 'A Quiet Place.' Nick and Eric went to see the video game adaptation of Rampage with Dwayne Johnson and Freddy didn't. Eric and Nick try to explain just how wild the movie got. Did Freddy luck out or miss out? 

(Musical Selection is Harvest Moon by Neil Young)

In this episode the guys contemplate which Wes Anderson movies are bad and look at Isle of Dogs from a technical and narrative perspective. The gang is shocked to discover what modern animated classic Freddy has never seen.

The guys plug into the virtual world of the OASIS and analyze Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of the hit novel, Ready Player One. The guys list off reasons why it’s difficult to make a top 5 list of your favorite Spielberg movies and it’s hard to believe, but they have a bit more to add to their Batman ‘89 retrospective review. Frame Grade apologizes to Danny Elfman.

(Musical selection: M. I. B. Closing Theme by Danny Elfman from the Men in Black - The Score)

In this episode the guys take a look back at the 1989 Batman directed by Tim Burton. Nick breaks down his experience in revisiting modern classics in a theater setting and Freddy does his best/worst Joker impressions. Eric talks way too much about Batman lore and some of it makes sense. You wanna get NUTS? Let's get NUTS!

In this episode Nick, Freddy and Eric discuss the remake of 2018 Death Wish starring Bruce Willis.  The 90th Oscar ceremony is up for debate as well in this pilot episode of the podcast that's been going for years, we just now started recording.