We watch 'In Bruges' starring Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson this master piece focuses on two hit men who head to Belgium after a job goes wrong. The resulting film is a story about redemption, friendship, and a lot of dark humor. If you like anything Cohen brothers you have to check this out.

When covering 'Rain Man' Matt and I cover how the film has aged and what parts of the movie haven't aged so well. We also cover Tom Cruises' timeless aging abilities and our usual bit about what we think you should watch if you like 'Rain Man' which is available to stream right now on Netflix.

Watching the legendary Donnie Yen kick butt in 'Ip Man' is a great Friday night watch if you need something to scratch that action movie fix. We chat about the power of the long take and the rising popularity of 'John Wick' style action. If you love Ip Man we also recommend a movie and, for the first time, a series of YouTube videos.

Matt picks 'Ozarks' a Netflix Original starring Jason Bateman that has him scrambling to pay a large debt through money laundering schemes in the middle of, you guessed it, Ozark, Missouri.

Matt & I cover 'About Time' a wonderful romantic comedy with time travel starring Rachel McAdams and Domhnall Gleeson. We cover why we think you should check it out, what has aged well and what has aged not so well, and of course what we think you should watch if you liked this. 'About Time' is available on Netflix

Matt & I discuss 'Chernobyl', out now on HBO. We highly recommend taking a look and also recommend ingesting the content slowly rather than binging all 5 hours straight. If you want a companion piece to the show we also recommend taking a listen to HBO's official podcast about Chernobyl where the creator Craig Mazin discuss each episode in-depth and the creative decisions he had to make.

Due to 4th of July we couldn't make it to Chernobyl so instead Matt & Ian take a look at the new Netflix docuseries '7 Days Out'. Focusing on six different professions or events the series covers what its like to be there and be a week out from the big day. We also name our end segment 'If You Like This Then You'll Like That' as we recommend some other (sort of related) content, if you like '7 Days Out'.

Matt & I talk about Adam Sandler & Jennifer Aniston's latest Netflix flick, 'Murder Mystery'. We tell you when, where, and why we think you should watch it. We also get into the weeds of why Netflix movies are so controversial in getting nominated for the Oscars and how we think 'Murder Mystery' could pull off a plot device commonly used in 'Star Wars'. 

In our first episode we discuss 'Always Be My Maybe'. Ian thinks this Rom Com is likely to join the depths of forgotten straight to Netflix movies but Matt begs to differ. We discuss everything from the rarity of non-model minority Asian-Americans, a great meme account, and our picks for other content we think you should see this week.