This week on the Ourtwocents Podcast, the boys get together to discuss the newest release from Jordan Peele, NOPE. The trio assesses how the film weaves its complex themes into the story, discusses the design of the alien/creature and ranks out all of Jordan Peele’s movies to see where NOPE can beat out his work, Get Out.

The trio of the Ourtwocents Podcast dives back into the world of Tollywood with a review of Baahubali: The Beginning. The group compares the film to Rajamouli's latest outing (RRR), discusses how the director handles the mythical epic genre and touch on the films decision to forgo deep themes in favor of spectacle.

The trio gets back in the MCU this week with the release of Thor: Love and Thunder. The group discusses some of the missteps of the film including it's jarring CGI and general sloppiness of the films writing, praise Christian Bale for raising Gorr above the rest of the film and contemplate whether the MCU's "golden era" is coming to an end.

This week the trio on the cast review one of the biggest international film of the year - RRR. The group discusses the incredible use of VFX throughout the film, debate the merits of the emphasized actions and have a bit of a rant on the characterization of the British empire in modern-day entertainment.

This week on the podcast, the trio get together to discuss Baz Luhrmann's latest film, Elvis. The group discusses whether the stylistic choice to go "over-the-top" fits the King of Rock, question Austin Butler's chances of winning an Oscar and wonder whether Elvis was a cool dude to hang out with.

This week on the show Admir is joined by Kasha as the two discuss the latest Pixar film - Lightyear. The duo question whether the framing of the film - that this was the movie that made Andy fall in love with Buzz Lightyear - made any sense, highlight the core emotional arc of the story that is seen through Buzz and the supporting cast and contemplate whether this film deserves to be consider part of the "Toy Story" franchise.

This week on the podcast, Admir and Fahad discuss the new supernatural horror film, The Black Phone. The duo explore what makes the film so effective as a piece of horror, deliberate why "the Grabber" is such a good villain and contemplate the effective "vibe" of the film that Scott Derrickson puts to screen.

On this week's podcast, Admir and Fahad forgo their usual, calmed approach to discussing film and instead go off the rails in their review of Jurassic World: Dominion. The duo argue against the merits of the sequel, highlight some of the key misteps of the film and question wtf some blockbusters are doing with their huge budgets but poor products.

This week on the cast, Admir, Osama and Fahad delve back into the critically-acclaimed trilogy of The Lord of the Rings with a discussion about the second film, The Two Towers. The trio compare the sequel to its predecessor and highlight what areas were improved on, discuss whether the sequel is one of the "all time greats" in Cinematic history and highlight the few aspects of the movie that they felt let them down.

This week on the Ourtwocents Podcast, Fahad and Admir get together to discuss the newest banger of an action film - Top Fun: Maverick. The duo discuss how the action and cinematography of the film propel it to soaring heights, compare the cast of the sequel its predecessor and the continuation of the faceless antagonist approach.