Have you ever purchased the vhs, widescreen vhs, dvd, trilogy dvd, bluray or digital copy of Jurassic Park and think to yourself "hmmm, why isn't there a sweet audio commentary on this?" Spielberg just doesn't do them, even though they'd probably be 2 hour film schools every time. The master wants to guard his tricks perhaps? Who knows, but I do know this, you no longer have to go without an audio commentary for this classic blockbuster.  Bob @bobsparacosm and Jeremy @cyberdynet815 have sat down and waxed nostalgic about this literally perfect summer blockbuster film. So grab whatever copy of Jurassic Park you prefer, get it ready to play and wait for us to say when.. and hopefully enjoy our first attempt at a fan commentary.Warning: there are some silent parts. This is entirely the film's fault. We kept on getting drawn into just watching it's brilliance.if you like, please like us on itunes and also feel free to tweet us suggestions for other movies to do in future episodes. Preferably films that are sans commentary but we are game for putting in our two cents about other great or even terrible films(that could be fun)

Bob, Jeremy and Brian do less a best of 2013, but what we loved in 2013.We also discuss what we are looking forward to in 2014... the year before everything that matters actually comes out.Where are they now? where the hell is Josh Hartnett and why did he leave us just when he was getting interesting.

Bob (@bobsparacosm) and Jeremy (@cyberdynet815) sit down this week, topics include:Coming Attractions: We talk the teasers for Amazing Spider-Man 2, Interstellar, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Welcome to Yesterday, 22 Jump Street. The topic of the state of the teaser trailer is brought up as well.Feature Attraction: one of our favorite topics, time travel and the Terminator series. The casting of Jason and Emilie Clarke... not related, but same last name, playing the Connors.  Disney this past week got the future distribution rights for Indiana Jones films. The talk is not if should they do, but creatively HOW should they do it. It's happening, so let's not waste time discussing if they should or not, but what would be the best way.Buy, Rent or Erase: Movies that take place during the holidays... Lethal Weapon, Die Hard and The Last Boy Scout

Coming Attractions: The Amazing Spider-Man 2 banner, does it spell doom for the rebooted franchiseFeature Presentation: We discuss the tragic passing of Paul Walker this past week, his career and what the future holds for the Fast franchise.20 things you didn't know about Back to the Future, but mostly should've anyways... and if you don't, why you listening to this geeky film podcast anyways?Judging modern TV: should we watch and judge shows anymore episode by episode?Buy, Rent or Erase: 3rd films by Auteurs.

In this super sized episode, Bob @bobsparcosm, Jeremy @cyberdynet815 and Brian talk characters in movies, comic and TV.Coming Attractions: The Need for Speed trailer, and does Jesse Pinkman make it as an action star?Feature Presentation: The role of Character in entertainment. From what we like, why we like it, to why some stand the test of time. Naturally Marvel comes up again, as it tries to dominate our podcasts. Also, an obsession with the film Maverick is revealed.Buy, Rent or Erase: Curse of the Fourth film in the series.

Bob @bobsparacosm is joined again by Jeremy @cyberdynet85 and Brian to deep dive into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Discussing all of Phase One as well as Iron Man 3, but not quite Thor: the Dark World, since we were silly and recorded this prior to the release.  Spoiler Alert: This isn't just some love in for all things Marvel on film, turns out there's some critiques involved.

To go along with the release of Thor: the Dark World, after a few weeks we finally really discuss films based off of Marvel Comics. This episode is part 1 of 2. Focusing on the pre-Kevin Feige run Marvel Cinematic Universe. Running from the really bad(first Punisher with Lungren to Roger Corman's Fantastic Four) to the first glimpses of them getting it.(Spider-man and X-men). The episode leads off with a quick discussion about the topic of copyright, pertaining to the possibility of Mickey Mouse become part of the public domain.This week Bob @bobsparacosm is joined again by Jeremy Eisener @cyberdynet815 and Brian Detrani @twitterhandletobedetermined(not a real twitter) who actually does 2nd unit work on the CW series Arrow.

This week Bob @Bobsparacosm is joined again by Greg @GregSimoneau1 to enter the world of Halloween film and childhood memories. We recall costumes as they've changed through the years, but also the evolution of horror movies as well. Not to be disappointed, the Friday the 13th NES video game is brought up.

Bob is joined by Jeremy again to talk about the Marvel Cinematic Universe... and it starts there but quickly devolves into a slew of tangents about Back to the Future, the greatness of Breaking Bad and how coincidences in tv and movies work and don't work. Thoughts on the Raimi Spider-man versus the Amazing Spider-man. This one is epic, which is ironic because we also discuss the length of current blockbusters.If listening on itunes, please rate us and leave comments.you can find Bob @bobsparacosm and Jeremy @cyberdynet815 on twitter

Bob is joined by Jeremy to talk the Jurassic Park series. They examine the highs... and the lows of this ongoing franchise. Overcoming technical difficulties as well, the podcast starts with thoughts about the in development documentary about Raiders: the Adaptation. You can find Bob @bobsparacosm and Jeremy @cyberdynet815 on twitter.