Good Evening,

This fine, albeit slightly late Halloween spooktacular episode of the Motion Picture Retribution Power Hour, the Evening Brothers discuss End of Days (1999) starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Conversation this week includes (but is not limited to) Preston's Repelling Corner, the frustration of plot-detective work, and Michael Caine playing Arnold Schwarzenegger playing Cain and Abel from the Bible.

We appreciate you listening to our sweet, beautiful voices talk about movies. And would appreciate it even more if you gave us a good review wherever you're listening.

Plus, you can always reach us at [email protected]

Your Homework: Zombies 2 (2020)

Good Evening,

On this very special bonus episode of The Motion Picture Retribution Power Hour, the Evening Brothers are in the same room (car) together talking about Tron: Ares. This is no ordinary Tron movie though. It stars Jared (Damaged forehead tattoo) Leto as Dr. Michael Morbius... I mean Ares, the Master Control for Dillinger's grid. If that sounds a little too nerdy for your taste... well... you clicked on the Tron episode. Not really my fault is it?

Thanks for listening! If you want to reach us, send an email to [email protected]

Your Homework continues to be: End of Days (1999)

Good Evening,

This is a special episode, one that will go down in history. The Evening Brothers dissect the Adam Sandler classic film Pixels. But that isn't what makes it so special. This is the first episode since the conception of Find Your Funny that the boys didn't need to rely on the crutch. They never lost their dang funny.

This one's an "Oops All Podcast" kind of jam.

Your Homework: End of Days (1999)

Good Evening,

I want to take this opportunity in front of God and Family to officially apologize for the turn that Find Your Funny (an MPRPH Podcast) and Johnson on the Street (A Find Your Funny Podcast) has taken. We have been made aware of the unfortunate vibe that these two sub-podcasts create within the context of our show, and while that was never the intention, the effect is undeniable. Please know that I, Brother Jon, and my team are hard at work adjusting the format, putting nuts to bolts, and making these funny and good to listen to on literally any level.

Find Your Funny will never go away. But it's time for it to change. Johnson on the Street is going to stay exactly the same, though. Just to be clear.

Your Homework: Pixels (2015)

Good Evening,

You can't tell anyone. Not even your surprisingly normal daughter. But this episode? Is actually a TRAP.

Yeah, you remember the knife-guy from down the street? That sicko you heard about on the news? Well, the feds heard he was going to be listening to this podcast, so they set up a plan to just literally ask anyone who kind of looks like a man if they're the Knife-Guy. Isn't that brilliant?

For anyone who isn't the Knife-Guy (Trademark Pending), thank you so much for listening to the Motion Picture Retribution Power Hour as the Evening Brothers discuss M Night Shyamalan's latest outing: Trap (2024).

If you want to reach us, you can at [email protected] (if you send us literally anything, it'll probably make it on the show, we're desperate).

Your Homework: The Net (1995)

Good Evening,

Thank you for spending your hour with the Evening Brothers. This episode, they discuss how hot Jason Statham is, whether or not we would watch a Death Race, and how hot Jason Statham is.

If you would like to reach the Brothers, you can email us at [email protected]

I promise you will get on the show.

Good Evening,

You may find yourself thinking "huh, Daredevil? I thought that was a good movie/show/comic/almost-video-game-a-couple-times...". And on that, you'd be correct. However, we aren't here to discuss Daredevil (not for longer than about 30 seconds, anyway). We're certainly not here to discuss Charlie Cox. We're not even here to discuss Ben Affleck. We're here to talk about the exceptionally worse film in every regard: Elektra.

We're also here to discuss the time Brother Jon got into a car that wasn't his mom's.

A lot of ground to cover.

Your Homework: Death Race (2008)

Good Evening,

There are lots of things I could say to make this better, lots of excuses I could make for why this episode is the way that it is. But in this economy, in this political climate, I just don't think there's a whole lot of merit to that. I want to rise above these petty avoidances. We're better than that. And by that I mean we're better than this episode. I'm saying this one kinda sucks butt.

To be fair, so does Scooby-Doo: The Mystery Begins.

But worry not, we will be back in 2-4 business months to bring you our next somewhat mediocre outing!

Your Homework: Elektra (2005)

Good Evening,

This might be controversial, but as a true cinephile, I think I really got this movie. There are themes you couldn't even begin to comprehend unless you listened to the dialogue even a little bit at all. Then you might comprehend it. Because that's about as deep as it gets.

On the plus side, Jon's rip-roaring world famous segment "Red Light Green Light" gets another installment this episode.

Please email us, I'm begging you. [email protected] . It's not that hard. I just need to know someone listens to this and we're not just cursing into the void.

Good Evening,

I'll be the one to say what we're all thinking: This is arguably our best episode about the Ballistic Cinematic Universe.

If you have not watched Ballistic: Ecks Vs Sever (2002) you might find yourself wondering what the best viewing experience is. Let me be the first to tell you that watching this bad boy on 1.5 speed is a certified fresh game changer and I'm begging you to watch it under these conditions.

Also please tell people about this show.

Your Homework: Ava (2020)