Today we shoot the breeze while discussing Rewatchables recent selection and we recklessly weigh into the Spike vs. Tarantino debate. We round out the conversation by pivoting to the Fantastic Four and possible John Krasinski casting, and discuss the difficulty with adapting these types of dated characters, dispel the mirage of DC vs Marvel fans, and discuss the importance of Josh Trank’s next film, Capone. Cherry on top is Seth takes some swipes at Tom Hardy’s creative decisions.

Today we discuss Doug Liman’s classic adaptation of Robert Ludlum’s iconic spy novel, The Bourne Identity. We discuss how this character is America’s response to 007, performances, likes, gripes, final scores a few rabbit holes along the way.

Today we discuss the 2019 Safdie film, Uncut Gems. We share our thoughts, feelings, likes, gripes, and final scores. Be warned there is a deep NY sports radio rabbit hole that runs from minute 23-30.

Today we discuss the 3rd season of Ozark. We are only 2-3 episodes deep, so we talk generally about what we like and throw out some predictions.

Today we discuss the Disney Pixar film Onward. Likes, gripes and some rabbit holes.

Today Seth and I walk you through our own quarantine playlists. Seth goes full on topical with dystopian and apocalyptic films that will surely depress you. Jake goes for a little more range.

Today We discuss the Netflix True Crime Documentary Tiger King. This little doc exposed America to what appears to be a thriving, if not wholly dysfunctional, big cat industry in the US.

Today we discuss the 1995 Wolfgang Petersen film Outbreak starring Dustin Hoffman, Rene Russo and Morgan Freeman. Given its recent popularity and topical nature we thought it would be a good watch. We discuss the Gripes of Wrath around 5 minutes, the positives around 15 minutes and final scores around 25 minutes.

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Today we discuss PTA’s “masterpiece” There Will Be Blood, starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Dano.