Trevor, Cassius, Nick, and Bryce talk about the hyper-stylized BRADLY COOPER-led 2014 film LIMITLESS.  This book adaptation of ALAN GLYNN's novel The Dark Fields has Bradley Cooper, with the help of a mysterious pill accessing 100% of his brain abilities. A struggling writer becomes a financial wizard, but it also puts him in a new world with lots of dangers.
We also talk about Big breasted soccer mom orgy 4 and Uma Thurman's involvement. Y
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Trevor, Cassius, and Nick try and tackle this monster of a movie starring Johnny Deep and Benicio del Toro. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Adapted from the famous semi-autobiographical Hunter S. Thompson novel of the same name. This film follows Raoul Duker and his Lawyer Dr. Gonzo as they rip through Vegas on a drug and alcohol-filled bender.  I wish I could tell you more about what's in store for this review. But this movie is so truly unique you'll just have to listen to our thoughts in order to understand. 

Trevor, Cassius, and Nick talk about the now LARGEST grossing box office hit of the PANDEMIC. Godzilla vs. Kong! This crazy monster flick managed to do this while premiering on HBO MAX and in theaters. The Red Letter Media guys make a quick cameo to give a little input on the special effects of the film. And Trevor gives you the breakdown of this crazy a$$ movie. Please leave a like, comment, and share the podcast with others it means the world when you do! THANKS! 

Trevor, Cassius, and new addition to the team Bryce talk about the controversial Gaspar Noe film Enter the Void.  This film borders on sexual exploitation and art. The film follows a young drug dealer by the name of Oscar. As he trips on DMT in his final minutes of life after a drug deal goes wrong. Plus we find out Trevor didn't know what an oboe was till this recording. Very invigorating content to say the least. 

Trevor, Cassius, and Nick talk about the long-awaited cut of Zack Snyder's Justice League.  They discuss the lead-up to this film and how the Internet willed it into existence. Along with the dangerous president that it could set for future films.  And of course, they let the world know about what they liked and didn't like with this 4 hour-long epic. 

Trevor, Cassius, and Nick are joined by JEFF BOSLEY. A former GREEN BERET,  'Medal of Valor'-earning firefighter, and last but not least an actor. Jeff has appeared on shows such as BROOKLYN NINE-NINE,  RAY DONOVAN, and the Academy Award-nominated film VICE (2018).

In PART 2 we finally talk about the movie we watched for this week and that is Zack Snyder's Man of Steel!  Trevor and Jeff fanboy out for Zack while Cassius and Nick have their first experiences with a Zack Snyder Superhero Flick.

Trevor, Cassius, and Nick are joined by JEFF BOSLEY. A former GREEN BERET,  'Medal of Valor'-earning firefighter, and last but not least an actor. Jeff has appeared on shows such as BROOKLYN NINE-NINE,  RAY DONOVAN, and the Academy Award-nominated film VICE (2018).

We talk to Jeff about his experiences in theater acting, his campaign for the Amazon JACK REACHER project, and working with big-time names in Hollywood like ANDY SAMBERG and even the washed-up STEVEN SEAGAL. Part 2 coming SOON! 

Trevor, Cassius, and Nick are joined by the host of the Cinabro's podcast and founder of the 5-minute movie reviews channel on youtube.  We talk about the 2007 Zack Snyder film 300. This visually stunning comic book adaptation solidified Zack's as one of the best VISUAL directors working.  We got off on plenty of tangents about tons of random stuff. With lots of laughs and strong opinions in between. 

Trevor, Cassius, and Nick talk about the Charlie Kaufman written film Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind. Starring a loaded cast headlined by Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet, and Kirsten Dunst.  It's a personal favorite of Nicks and I think he speaks for all of us by saying it's one of the best films ever made.

Trevor, Cassius, and Nick talk about the Terrence Malick-directed film "Romance/Musical" Song to Song. Starring Ryan Gosling, Rooney Mara, Michael Fassbender, and Natalie Portman. This movie is certainly a trip, love it or hate it—this movie makes for a good conversation.