In the distant future, trash compacting robots are sentient, quirky, and heartwarming. Join TJ and Joe on this review of Pixar’s WALL-E.

This week's episode is singsational! Tim coaxed TJ into reviewing Sing, currently out in theaters at the time of recording. And on the whole, he didn't regret it. It's a fun movie with a good story. And singing, don't forget singing.

It's a cold, long journey, fraught with peril and systems failures, but Joe and TJ team up with a new guest on Retake, Adam Clark to discuss the new sci-fi epic 'Passengers' starring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence.

The rebel alliance has banded together and is striking at the heart of the podcasting empire. TJ and Tim are on their way to steal the secret plans to the evil empire's machine — which will ultimately lead the the victory of the alliance over the tyrannical regime.

Merry Christmas! Prepare for 59 straight minutes of hearing about the best Christmas movie ever made. Or, well, something close to it. TJ and joined by special guest Mikey Fissel to celebrate the film Die Hard!

It’s that special time of year, leave the milk and cookies out for Santa, decorate the tree, and watch Home Alone. This week, TJ and Joe team up with Chad to discuss what has become one of the modern Christmas classics: Home Alone.

TJ and Joe take this opportunity to review a film from 1998 that, if not a Christmas film directy, is certainly set and Christmas time and is sure to bring lots of Christmas warmth and love through its wit and charm.

‘Arrival’ is this season’s must-see thought-provoking sci-fi starring Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner. Join us for this exploration of the film’s creative alien culture, lingual sciences, and emotional affecting drama. Joe Darnell is joined by our special guests Clark Douglas and Gene Gosewehr.

Woody and Buzz have teamed up for an incredible adventure! Back in 1995, Pixar changed the landscape of animated films forever, and TJ and Joe are here to review it for you. Every aspect of Toy Story is simply, wonderfully masterful and in this episode, they'll tell you why.

TJ and Joe team up to save the world from interdimensional evil by reviewing the latest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Doctor Strange. Doctor Strange is a highly skilled neurosurgeon by the name of Stephen Strange who has a terrible car accident (texting and driving is bad juju kids) which destroys the nerves in his hands and arms that allowed him to be so successful and have such a steady hand. When conventional medicine fails to put things right, Strange turns to the mystic arts and ultimately, finds himself in a much larger role and battle for mankind.