Spoilers, Obviously.

Please take your seats and set your phones to mute as Cody and Ryan take a trip down memory lane and discuss some of their more memorable outtings to the Multiplex.

Cody and Ryan decided to watch Josh Trank's "Capone" and are unsure how they feel. Just kidding, they didn't like it. Later, Cody and Ryan discuss if "The Mandalorian" is even about The Mandalorian. Finally, "The Last Dance" has piqued our nostalgia for early 90s NBA Basketball.

Ryan and Cody watch The Rise of Skywalker and have some final words on the saga.(Commentary/Film begins at 0.585 seconds)

Cody and Ryan discuss the recent Chris Hemsworth Netflix Film "Extraction". Then Ryan has some thoughts on the tough week that game developer Naughty Dog had over the weekend, and Cody tries to relate with the Game Industry "Crunch". Later, Trolls has made more money than it's predecesors, does this spell doom for the movie thearter industry?

Cody and Ryan are back to reveal some of their most secret Guilty Pleasures.

Cody and Ryan discuss 2002's Reign of Fire.

With no new content to talk about on the horizon, Cody and Ryan deep dive on one of their favorite films of all time, Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man 2".

The Coronavirus continues to grip the country, but Ryan has used this to his advantage to catch up on some of last years best films, and talks to Cody about them at length. Then, Cody and Ryan discuss the latest episode on The Walking Dead and Michonne's exit from the show. Later, Ryan pushes up his glasses and talks about the possible casting of Rosario Dawson in The Mandalorian.

Things are hectic in the world right now, but that doesn't stop Cody and Ryan's love of disaster movies. The Boys catch up of how they're handling COVID-19, then talk about some of their favorite apocalyptic films.

The Coronavirus has affected this weeks podcast, so Ryan and Cody record remotely once again, but Ryan doesn't care because there's The Last Of Us news and he's very excited. Later in the pod, Cody and Ryan discuss their own naughty dogs of their past and present.