College racism, non-negotiables, and the permanence of media.  This week, we debate whether, when it comes to looks, unattractive people can attain an elusive, superficial score of a “B minus.”

Marro’s the jealous type and Tim literally can’t take a compliment.  This week, we dive into a wickedly funny period film (loosely) based on a 17th century British monarch.

Easter eggs and the legacy that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe.  This week, we discuss our favorite moments of the 3-hour conclusion to the cinematic series that grew up with us.

Escapism, addictions, and the selfishness of suicide. This week, we discuss Bradley Cooper’s directorial outing where Lady Gaga is... born as a star.

Inherent goodness, universal basic income, and America’s foster care system.  This week, we dive into DC’s Power Ranger-esque outing about a boy-turned-superhero.

(Probably) baseless news conspiracies and the lives our parents chose in order to raise us.  This week, we up the sap level as we discuss the remake of this classic 1941 Disney film.

Dual (cultural) identities and Korea’s shit standard of living.  This week, we take a trip to our motherland to dissect Lee Chang Dong’s latest film, wildly heralded as one of 2018’s best.

Circumstancial blessings, symbolism, and a surprise toilet intermission.  This week, the two friends meet in Atlanta to look back on our (short) journey and geek over Jordan Peele’s sophomore horror film.

Superheroes, media representation, and dial-up internet.  This week, we struggle to connect to Marvel’s first female-led theatrical entry.

“I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my bike.  I want to ride my biCYCLE, I want to ride my bike.”