Nathan and Tyler continue their discussion of Better Call Saul, this time tackling season two, and what a season it is! The inflatable episode is one of the best, most enjoyable things put to screen, but you also get Jimmy's quick-thinking, improvisational nature at work. Kim's struggle with how close her association with Jimmy should be continues to escalate as she leaves HHM and takes on solo practice, only to be undercut by Chuck stealing her biggest client back.

Once again, no negatives to talk about for this season!

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How is this film so good? The script is great, albeit with some awkward dialogue, and it's easy to see how and why this movie was made. Nathan and Tyler might be late to the party with seeing this one, but you can bet they're interested in where the sequel(s) will go!

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Two brothers who work together to discuss two brothers who can't.

Nathan has of course seen the entirety of Breaking Bad and is discussing that with our good friend, Steve. He's also seen El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, which he's hoping to talk about soon, and however much of Better Call Saul is currently on Netflix.

Tyler has seen none of Breaking Bad (but is familiar with the show and its ending), and yet he's really engaged with Better Call Saul! So, Nathan and Tyler will discuss this prequel spin-off series one season at a time while Nathan and Steve make their way through discussing Breaking Bad in the same way.

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After watching The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park III, Jurassic World seems really amazing by comparison! And yet, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom's second half is seemingly uninterested in telling its own story as it sets up the upcoming Jurassic World 3 (New Era?). But at least we got to see the park open and full of people!

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Nathan, Tyler, and Luke discuss why the original Jurassic Park works so well, and why the other two fail by comparison. They also ask how Steven Spielberg felt good about The Lost World: Jurassic Park, the unusual naming convention of the series, and which of the sequels is worse.

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Cloverfield (2008) was incredibly successful for reasons Nathan and Tyler struggle to understand. 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016) was absolutely incredible and established an interesting tangential film universe to play around with! The Cloverfield Paradox (2018) just kind of... happened. Assuming the franchise continues, where will these films go next?

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Toy Story 4 is now on Disney+, and it won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film... But Nathan and Tyler have some serious issues with it, specifically the contradictions and inconsistencies the film has with itself and with the previous three Toy Story films.

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Nathan and Tyler reflect on the brilliant 1993 classic, Groundhog Day, featuring Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell, and Stephen Tobolowsky. Now don't tell me you don't remember it, because it sure as heckfire remembers to be fantastic.

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In anticipation of Super Bowl LIV, Nathan and Luke each chose three football movies to talk about.

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Tyler and Luke saw Star Wars - Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker, while Nathan looked up enough information to get a decent picture of it without giving Disney his money for a movie ticket. The three discuss what went wrong, what was actually pretty good, and why Disney made good decisions from a business standpoint but terrible decisions from a creative standpoint.

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