Streaming Without A Paddle

This week Andrew and Ted took a look at Jennifer Lopez's latest Netflix release "ATLAS". Billed as a Action / Sci-Fi, however with the modern day advances with AI it's more of a futuristic drama or as Andrew coined it a ... Sci-NonFiction. The plot behind "ATLAS" is that Jennifer Lopez's character, Atlas Shepherd, is the daughter of one of the world's leading AI bot / humanoid developer and during the course of her career she developed and built an AI humanoid she named Harland. Harland one day decides that humans are on a path of self destruction and leaves earth to develop his own army to put humans on earth out of their misery. Knowing Harlan's plan the government recruits Atlas to assist in the retrieval of Harland's AI chip.

This week on "Streaming Without A Paddle" Andrew and Ted sit down to share with each, and their listeners / viewers, their SPOILER FREE thoughts about Hulu's original film "Prom Dates" starring Antonia Gentry (Jess), and Julia Lester (Hannah).

This week on "Streaming Without A Paddle" Andrew and Ted take a look at the Netflix original Japanese import "City Hunter".

This week Andrew & Ted watched the Netflix original "Mother of the Bride", starring Brook Shields (Lana / Mother of the Bride), Benjamin Bratt (Will / Groom's Father), Miranda Cosgrove (Emma/Bride), and Sean Teale (RJ / Groom). Emma travels home to let her mother know she is engaged and is getting married ... soon! It comes as a shock to her mother considering she didn't even know her daughter was dating. The twists and turns don't end there. It turns out the groom's father just happens to be the same guy that broke Lana's heart back in college. Of course this all comes to light not only under the pressure of the wedding itself ... throw in the fact that wedding is not only taking place thousands of miles away from the United States in Thailand but couple that with element that Emma is a social media influencer and the wedding has become marketing campaign for her biggest sponsor Discovery Resorts. The only answer you really need at this point is ... what did Andrew and Ted think about it?

This week Andrew and Ted sit down to share their SPOILER FREE" thoughts about the Netflix Original "Unfrosted" starring Jerry Seinfeld with repetitive appearances by Jim Gaffigan, Amy Schumer, Max Greenfield, Hugh Grant, and Sarah Cooper. Yet it goes on by having appearances by Christian Slater, James Marsden, Maria Bakalova, Bill Burr, Andy Daly, Rachael Harris, Kyle Dunnigan, Felix Solis, Thomas Lennon, Dan Levy, Jack McBrayer, Peter Dinklage, Jon Hamm, Dean Norris, Mikey Day, John Slattery, Bobby Moynihan, Sarah Burns, Beck Bennett, Cedric the Entertainer, Fred Armisen, Sebastian Maniscalco, Kyle Mooney, Tony Hale, and the list goes on and on. Lets just say a lot of comedic actors made payments toward their SAG/AFTRA health benefit contribution after this movie. You ask ... What is this movie about? Let me tell you! It's a fictitious account of the race between Kelloggs and Post to develop what is known today as the Pop Tart. That's it. So tune into see what Andrew and Ted thought about "Unfrosted".

This week Andrew and Ted sit down to discuss their thoughts about Prime Video / TV's original adaptation of the very popular (amongst the kids) video game of the same name. The series stars Ella Purnell, Walton Goggins, and Aaron Clifton Moten. "Fallout" is a nuclear bomb post-apocalyptic 8 episode series about three separate surviving groups as they deal with survival in their new world that just happens to be 200 years post decimation.

This week Andrew and Ted reached into the vault, back to 2011, and watched "Super 8" on Prime TV/Video. This J.J. Abrams written and directed film stars a then 13 year old Elle Fanning, Joel Courtney (15 years old at the time), Riley Griffiths, Ryan Lee, and Kyle Chandler in this Amblin Entertainment Sci-Fi / Thriller / Romance motion picture. This is a revisit for Ted while Andrew is a first time viewer. Tune in to see what they thought.

This week on "Streaming Without A Paddle" Andrew and Ted discuss Netflix's original movie "Players", starring Gina Rodriguez, Damon Wayans Jr., Augustus Prew, Joel Courtney, Liza Koshy, and Tom Ellis. Mack / McKinsey (Gina Rodriguez), Adam (Damon Wayan Jr.), Brannagan (Augusta Prew), and Little (Joel Courtney) are all friends that help each other score one night stands with strangers. That is until Nick (Tom Ellis) comes into Mack's life and she wants to turn her one night stand into a drawer in Nick's apartment. This is unchartered territory for the friends as they're not accustom to going to the next step. The hang up is ... oh wait ... that would be a spoiler and "Streaming Without A Paddle" is a spoiler free show.

This week Andrew and Ted kind of shift gears a bit and take a look at a documentary ... "Steve! A Doc in 2 Pieces" on Apple TV. Watching seems to have caused both Andrew and Ted to look back on their careers as they reminisce about their careers recalling paralleling and related moments.

This week Andrew and Ted watched Netflix's "The Beautiful Game", starring Bill Nighy (Mal) and Micheal Ward (Vinney). No ... these are not household names when it comes to acting but you will surely recognize Bill Nighy when you see him as for he is a working actor that has garnered both a Golden Globe as well as a British Academy Film Award as well as having been a nominee for an Academy Award, a Tony Award, and a Laurence Olivier Award. This isn't your typical modern movie, nope, this is a movie with a real life story and a moral. Mal (Bill Nighy) manages an English homeless soccer team. Vinny (Micheal Ward) is a homeless ex-professional soccer player. Together they take a group of homeless men, each with their own backstory to Rome to compete in the VERY REAL Homeless World Cup. While their goal is to win, they in fact discover who they really are and help, as team, to heal to make their individual lives better. Tune into "Streaming Without A Paddle" to find out if Andrew and Ted think this original film scores or is just a little bit wide of goal.