This week we bag on smart people for being keener dorks, while talking about video games for 10 minutes. Occasionally we also mention the movie, Good Will Hunting (1997) and academia vs. relationships. Spoiler alert, nerds are lame, we love love.

We get into some really detailed thoughts this episode! Listen to us talk about Howl's Moving Castle (2004) through a discussion about the death of the author, animation in the West, and the ability to tell a story. In this essay, we will--

Let's get this body positivity up in here and take a look at the hit films Kung Fu Panda 1 (2008) and 2 (2011) where we hit the topics: panda genocide, who can fight a bear, and dragon warrior dumplings.

Back to what we've all been waiting for! Here is the finale of our two-part Infinity Saga (2016 - 2019) review: the Great Spider-Man Debate of 2020, Cap's second life, and what it takes to cheer in a movie theatre. Make sure to give episode 18 a listen if you haven't heard part 1.

Happy almost Halloween! Let's talk about a couple classics this week: Corpse Bride (2005) and The Babysitter (2017). In this episode the boys bring up some touchy topics, including Leander's tummy aches, goth girlfriends, and Wizards of Waverly Place.

Here it is, uncensored and just a little bit cut. We talk about Phase 1 and 2 of Marvel's Infinity Saga, from Iron Man 1 to Ant-Man (2008 - 2015). Check out the first part of this mega review for an epic battle between our two hosts about Guardians of the Galaxy. That's it.

Let's really talk about Coco (2017) this week. But also about the bottleneck on the bridge of the dead, game console naming conventions, and how skeletons go crazy with their bones. Also keep an eye on your feed for an upcoming bonus episode about the ENTIRE MCU.

Listen in to Hashem and Leander bounce from topic to topic avoiding the movie Se7en (1995) like lasers in a Mission Impossible movie. They have you covered on the Batman trailer, the MCU/Disney+, iCarly, and University's Big B*nk energy. Plus they kinda inhaled their mics this week so I really hope you're into ASMR.

Time to judge the original X-Men trilogy (2000-2006) based entirely on their use of rigging, the lack of the sound effect "Bamf", and Short King Wolverine.

We're diving into The Big Lebowski (1998) in this episode, talkin' bout philosophy, alcohol, and the genre of comedy in film. I'm sure that sounds a lot more intelligent than we actually are, but honestly you should probably just lower your expectation of us as film discussers (I hope that's a word). We also make sure to give you a solid amount of video game discussion, since we're one-sided hobby-less trash.