We reach the half way point through Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and Black Panther. Two movies that are fairly disconnected from the main "Infinity Saga" but should both definitely comes after Civil War, despite what Disney+ would tell you is the correct "Timeline order." You'll have to listen to find out why...

What we've watched this month, Luca, Mitchells VS The Machines, Exists, Star Dust, The Big Door Alien Connection, Wag the Dog, Best of the Best, Army of the Dead, The Fighter, Tombstone, Indiana Jones 4 films, Down Periscope, Nine to Five and Kenny Rogers Dolly Parton Concert. 

Bigfoot - myth or legend, fact or fiction? Either way, I think we can all agree that Harry and the Hendersons is the best visual representation of Sasquatch on film, and the best movie about Sasquatch. This week we discuss the film for longer than the film's actual run time, but it must be talked about. This is culturally significant, much like the discovery of an actual Bigfoot.

It's strange, but who are we to judge? In part 8 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe we talk Doctor Strange and Thor: Ragnarok, and find out why Thor and the Hulk were missing from Civil War.

Some technical difficulties this week, so we've fallen back on our Skype recording. Apologies for the lesser sound quality, but think of it like you're on the Skype call with us, but you're on mute. In this episode you will hear us talk about what movies we've watched in May, including Mortal Kombat, Without Remorse, Serenity, Working Girl, The Town, Get The Gringo, and a few others, as well as some TV shows worth checking out. You never know what you'll get from a grab bag episode like this, but there's something for everyone.

It's time for Phase Three of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the crescendo to The Infinity Saga. Oddly enough, neither of these have anything to do with Infinity Stones. We're going a little bit out of order in the interest of flow, starting with 2016's Captain America: Civil War, which sparks a bit of a civil war between co-hosts. We then skip forward, release date-wise, to 2017's Spider-Man: Homecoming because why not? They take place right after each other and are directly connected. Don't fight us on this, it's happening, it's done, deal with it.