Everyone's saying The Batman's great. And everyone's right. This is movie walked the line between The Dark Knight and Joker and set itself up for a trilogy everyone will be excited for. It's so realistic some of the bad guys are just Italians from North Jersey

It's an in person episode this week! We loved recording it so much we posted, despite having some audio issues. Sorry about those, but tune in for some great banter and some movie update.

We were both surprised to find Neighbors is so different than we remember from our first watch. There's a lot of laugh out loud moments and there are a few stand out performances, but overall it's a very solid movie. We also bring back 2nd Draft 2nd Laugh, talk 2 news stories, and so much more!

It's a football episode this week to celebrate the Super Bowl, and we're going with The Longest Yard. The cast was stacked, and it had a great story with a bunch of that 2000's humor throughout. We also talk the new Netflix show Murderville, Gal Gadot's line in Death on the Nile, and more!

Finally a new comedy release that we loved: it's the last (but definitely also not the last) installment of Jackass. We dive in deep on this one and cover: what makes this specific movie great, some facts we learned from bonus content during release screenings, our favorites, and way more. As always, we also do movie update, check in on Wini's watch list, and this week talk Balls of Fury and theater pet peeves.

There's a lot of new TV shows happening, and we talk Book of Boba Fett and How I Met Your Father before we go in to news this week. Then, we talk about the absolute classic Wayne's World in One Minute 3 Points.

It's a wild episode this week where we cover a ton, including Wini's old 10th best comedy of all time: Princess Bride. There's no doubt it's a staple, especially for people around our age. We also do movie update, talk SNL being under heat for lazy writing and the new LOTR series, re-visit our top 10 comedies of all time, and get in to an un-planned conversation about what animated children's movies 25 year old guys are allowed to watch.

It's a double episode this week with an emphasis on one of the 90's greatest comedic actors: Jim Carrey. It's tough to pick two but we decided to focus on Dumb and Dumber and Truman Show this week. Let us know your other favorite Jim Carrey movies and we'll do them in future episodes!

This week we talk about a comedy classic Zoolander. We also debut a new segment to lead us in to news called movie update, and close out with recommendations including the Harry Potter documentary, Judd Apatow's new book, and The Stand Ups Season 3.

We're back talking about Adam McKay's newest movie 'Don't Look Up.' This movie has been sitting at the top of Netflix's most watched for a while now, and there's a lot to break down here. We also talk about our favorite movies from 2021 and our most anticipated movies for 2022.