With so many choices so easily available the movie scene is on fire with several different types of drama, action, comedy and films that make you go hmmmm. Gabe is our man in the seats. What works? What misses? Do we bite the bullet or save the money?

I say it every week! The moment Gabe and I start talking about movies it reaches far beyond just sitting in a theater watching fast pictures race toward the credits. The inside view of what it's like to not only watch movies but to work at the theater where real people are coming to see their favorite actors. We talk about future movies and what to expect. We could very easily be totally wrong but that's ok. We're just having a conversation about movies because movies are our life and style. This week Gabe reviews Annabelle, Yesterday and Spiderman!!!

Who knew there'd be a fourth Toy Story? I remember wondering about how a movie franchise can end. If it's working don't disappear. Right? Disney must have picked up on the global vibe. I mean we are talking about toys! Toy Story 4 is out but did we need it? Gabe leaps onto that very subject while introducing a whole new gang of toys. Plus he jumps onto Netflix to find out what Adam Sandler is doing with Murder Mystery.

Anytime you get Gabe and I together we're going to dig in and try to run Hollywood via a podcast. Breaking things down is our method of madness and none of it could possibly be true. But what if? We are armchair movie star quarterbacks. This week we dig into the latest films coming out which include X Men Dark Phoenix, Shaft and Men In Black. And if you think we stay on the subject for thirty minutes think again. It's kinda like two people walking into a record store searching the stacks of wax and always having something to say about each album or 45.

Gabe's got his hands full. Watch movies, catch another movie and oh yeah lets go see another movie. Then I toss in a movie he hasn't seen and he keeps one hundred percent with me before he takes me down with a southern beating. The movies covered this week include Always Be My Maybe, Late Night and Secret Lives Of Pets 2.

From the very beginning Gabe prepares us. This weekends hot movie layout is ridiculous. You'll soon hear how such a word can be used in so many different ways. Grab your credit cards and start getting those tickets on line. You probably won't get into any of them if you suddenly show up at the last minute.

For a moment there I thought we were going to whip out our light sabers and make war out of nothing at all. The generations are colliding on the release of Aladdin. So many people grew up watching the animated motion picture and now that Disney has put real bodies in the costumes once worn by animation the flow of acceptance is riding off the path of normalisms. This week Gabe puts his input to work for fans of all movies by looking at Aladdin Book Smart and We Have Always Lived In The Castle.

I think we've got an unchangeable addiction to movie watching. No matter where the film is shot and or how the story is laid out we will take the time to go to the theater or pop it on the flat screen and officially dub it a B flick. Gabe and I love talking about movies. Not necessarily blow them up or push them down. It's consumed conversation. This week Gabe takes it into the theater to talk about Tolkien, Detective Pikachu and Her Smell.

People are stay faithful to the no spoiler rules of Hollywood. So much so that nobody's busting the talk about about the events in The Long Shot and The Intruder. Is Hollywood doing a disservice to the best lip action on the planet? Talking about movies is what puts people in the seats. If you feel you're about to be confronted with a spoiler back out of the conversation. End Games needs to be talked about. As does The Long Shot. Instead of hearing about how good it is lets break down the characters and the story. This week Gabe takes a look at both films plus JT Leroy.

It took eleven years to reach this point in movie history. The payoff could easily be the first film ever to make 1 billion dollars its opening weekend. As great as End Game is we have to salute the fans. They stayed true to this series. Fans did share their voices but they always showed up. I'm not sure Star Wars can do that. I still haven't seen the last two Harry Potter movies. I lost my interest. Avenger fans showed up every single time. Here we stand. How are you going to document this dot on the map?