You can tell Summer blockbuster season is coming to a close as we get the last few attempts at getting crowds into the theatre. The age old saying is if you really want to make a bunch of money you should make something about a group of crass dogs that has some funny stuff and some really lousing writing in it. That may not be a traditional saying but it isn’t true either. Just listen to Kevin and Doug before you make this one a priority to fetch.

A good old fashioned sequel where they just include the number at the end of the title giving the number of sequential order when the film takes place. Take note Fast X. Kevin and Doug discuss Denzel and Antoine Fuqua’s most recent of 5 collaborations. Can they pull off another Robert McCall thriller? Listen and find out.

Kevin and Doug discuss a small little film available on Hulu called “A Little White Lie.” The flick caught Kevin’s eye due to the shining star Michael Shannon, and with his co-star Kate Hudson catching the eye of Dougie, they agree to view and discuss. The absolutely hated this movie… or was that a little white lie? Listen and find out.

Kevin and Doug take on the biggest film since Barbie. Can Christopher Nolan give a subject as big and important as the atomic bomb the proper respect on the silver screen? Cillian Murphy plays the man the myth the legend, can he remain the star of this film when Florence Pugh is in it as well? Listen and find out.

This week Kevin and Doug review Kevin’s pick, “The Old Way.” A western movie starring Nicolas Cage. What could go wrong with that? Sometimes we pick a movie to review because we think it will be good. Sometimes we are wrong.

The Summer’s biggest blockbuster has come to be reviewed on the show. Can Kevin and Dougie walk away from this movie with their dignity intact? Listen and find out as they discuss Barbie. The new billion dollar film from podcast favorite Greta Gerwig.

Pierce Brosnan is looking fierce like an Irish pirate, and the rest of the cast isn’t too shabby. Kevin and Doug review The Out-Laws starring Pierce Brosnan, Nina Dobrev, Ellen Barkin, and Adam DeVine. Kevin isn’t always on the same page when it comes to humor with Adam DeVine, Dougie isn’t always on the same page with modern raunchy comedies. Can this movie overcome the odds stacked against it? Listen and find out.

Kevin and Doug settle in for and interesting conversation about Asteroid City. The new Wes Anderson is exactly what you’d expect. Great photography, cinematography, and performances, witty banter and symmetry beyond perfect. If you have never seen a Wes Anderson Movie, what would you expect? Dougie had no idea.

On this weeks episode Kevin and Dougie bring you a conversation about some very very different films. Kevin brings the review of comedy drama about a writer starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Dougie brings a German stylistic war film from Netflix. You Hurt My Feelings and Blood and Gold, might be completely different movies, but can either of them suit our hosts? Listen and find out.

A classic film discussion of a movie trying to fit in with the predeceasing film classics. What a mind twist. Will Kevin and Dougie solve the puzzle of does this work as an Indiana Jones movie? Should they make more movies? Should they make any movies ever again? Listen and find out.