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Today we discuss James Cameron’s 1994 Action-Spy film, True Lies. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Tom Arnold. This is America’s answer to James Bond.

Today we discuss the 1989 Joe Dante film, The Burbs. Starring Tom Hanks, Carrie Fisher, Corey Feldman and Bruce Dern. For those who aren’t familiar, let’s just say it is an interesting film.

Today we discuss the 2019 film, Motherless Brooklyn. Written, directed by and starring Edward Norton along an all-star ensemble cast. We discuss the usual gripes, likes, & themes, and also discuss where this film fits into Norton’s eclectic career.

We discuss recent events this week. Note: We found out about Chadwick Baseman’s passing after recording. Thoughts and prayers to his family, friends, fans, and all who grieve his passing.

Today we discuss the often-forgotten, but still influential, 1999 dark comedy, Election. Directed by Alexander Payne and starring Matthew Broderick, Reese Witherspoon and Chris Klein.

Seth & I discuss everything about the cultural phenomena that is the 1995 Martin Campbell film, Goldeneye. EMPs, BMWs, 00s, Russian Trolls, Video Game Tie-ins, Jimmy Buffet Shirts, Leather Clad Lust Murderers, & the Lovely Dame Judi Dench. James Bond reinvented for the Post-Soviet World. Don’t worry, you’re gonna love it!

Today Seth and I discuss the 2001 Frank Oz film, The Score . Starring Ed Norton, Robert DeNiro, Marlon Brando and Angela Bassett.

Today, Seth and I discuss the Broadway sensation, Hamilton: The Musical (Currently available on Disney+)! Given that it is our first time (with a musical) we are going to approach this more as fans than critics. So it will have a different format and we hope you all enjoy.

Greetings & Salutations! Today we discuss the 2020 Spike Lee Joint "Da 5 Bloods." We discuss the usual gripes, likes, characters, etc... but seeing as how we are both Spike fans we also discuss his career and how this movie fits into his oeuvre (body of work).

Today we discuss George Miller’s 2015 Magnum Opus and latest entry in his iconic Mad Mac franchise, Fury Road. We discuss the franchise at large, characters, gripes and a rabbit hole about Tom Hardy (Seth misses his face).