In this episode, Kyle, Faith and Devin discuss the final installment of the Hunger Games series, Mockingjay Part 2. They explore themes of rebellion versus government control, the burden of freedom, and the moral dilemmas faced by the characters. The conversation delves into Katniss Everdeen's reluctant heroism, the impact of personal losses, and the nature of power as represented by Coin and Snow. The group reflect on the film's ending and its implications for Katniss's future, ultimately concluding with a discussion on the epilogue and the hope it represents.

In this episode, Kyle, Faith, and Devin delve into the themes of the Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1, exploring the struggles of living underground in District 13, the changes made in the movie adaptation, and the complexities of Katniss as a leader. They discuss the importance of authenticity in rebellion, the symbolism of the Hanging Tree song, and the emotional weight of love and sacrifice as the characters navigate their tumultuous world. The conversation culminates in reflections on the cost of love and the nature of villainy, leaving listeners with thought-provoking insights about the narrative and its characters.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the themes and character developments in 'Catching Fire', the second installment of the Hunger Games series. They explore the impact of President Snow's control, the significance of the Victor's Tour, and the symbolism of the Mockingjay. The conversation delves into the importance of alliances in the arena, the challenges faced by the characters, and the ultimate rebellion against the Capitol. The episode concludes with reflections on the film's ending and the implications for the characters moving forward.

In this episode, Kyle, Zack, and Faith discuss the themes and characters of The Hunger Games, exploring the dystopian elements, survival instincts, and the impact of government control. They delve into the relationships between characters, particularly Katniss and Peeta, and the significance of hope and sacrifice throughout the story. The conversation also highlights the brutality of the Hunger Games and the emotional weight of Rue's death, setting the stage for the rebellion against the Capitol.

In this episode, Kyle and Zach Sanders discuss the film 'Shattered Glass,' which tells the true story of journalist Stephen Glass, who fabricated numerous articles during his time at The New Republic. The conversation explores themes of truth, integrity, and the consequences of deception in journalism. They reflect on the importance of character over charisma, the impact of lies on personal and professional lives, and the need for accountability in storytelling. The episode concludes with a call to live in truth and the dangers of hypocrisy.

What does a movie look like when it's fun to watch but doesn't have the best message?

Join Kyle Sanders, Devon Leitch, and Cooper Sanders as they discuss the Disney movie Hercules, exploring its themes of mythology, heroism, and the flawed worldview it presents.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders, Devin Leitch, and Cooper Sanders delve into the themes of time loops and personal growth as they analyze the film Edge of Tomorrow. They discuss the implications of living the same day repeatedly, the character development of Tom Cruise's character, and the emotional weight of sacrifice. The conversation also touches on broader themes of courage, fear, and the nature of reality, culminating in a thoughtful examination of the film's ending and its significance.

Join Host Kyle Sanders and Guests, Zack and Cooper Sanders, as they discuss and share their thoughts on the recent release of Superman on this special episode!

What does it look like to practically discuss details on a movie after watching it? What do our conversations look like after we walk out of the movie theatre?

Join Kyle Sanders and his brothers, Zack and Cooper, on a special episode of the podcast as they cover a recent summer release in F1!

What happens when juror #8 votes not guilty? What happens when the evidence is broken down and the men start to think through their original votes? What does it mean to be prejudice? What does compassion look like?

Join Host Kyle Sanders, and Guest, Devin Leitch and Cooper Sanders, as they discuss the movie 12 Angry Men.