We reviewed "Maximum Ride," not to be confused with "Maximum Overdrive" or "Maximum Drive" (which may or may not be movies at all). If you like bird-related nomenclature, you'll love this movie. If you love movies, you will probably not love this movie. Either way, you will enjoy this episode because we watched this flocking thing so you don't have to.
Jonathan, Iyaz and Eric take on "Satanic." No, it has nothing to do with the "Titanic." However, the movie was quite lousy. Here's an alternate title to this episode for your amusement: "Jesus, take the wheel and find a gas station."
Jonathan and Eric talk about the movie "Ejecta" and explain why it's not worth your time. Then they talk about how Atlanta is apparently under an ancient Egyptian curse or something. And they even find time to chat about books.
The trio take on "Welcome to the Jungle." It's not a good movie, it's not a bad movie -- it's a movie. Watch our episode over ever watching the movie. Seriously, there is almost no reason to watch "Welcome to the Jungle."
This is the in-depth review of "Bloody Valley: Seed's Revenge" you have been clamoring for for so long. Next time: we take on JCVD's "Welcome to the Jungle."
That's right, Jonathan says he'll handle Iyaz's crustaceans (but not his crust stations or crushed Asians). Why? Because there is a scene in "Hannah Montana: The Movie" that features a lobster dinner. Oh right, the guys review "Hannah Montana: The Movie That Never Ends."
Iyaz sits this episode out while Eric and Jonathan talk about frying turkeys, keeping crabs alive on camera and the joys of voice-activated personal digital assistants. Plus a few kind words about our sponsor!
Ever wanted to know about Atlanta? Of course not! But, you'll find out about it after our summary of "Bob the Builder: Let's build a beach."
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About Podcast Without Pretense
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Originally started as a podcast about uncluttering your life, “Podcast Without Pretense” is the successor to “Uncluttercast.” Eric Sandine, Jonathan Strickland and Iyaz Akhtar discuss anything that…
pops into their heads. We don’t know what we’ll talk about until we start recording.