Incredibles 2 is the latest franchise. Nice franchise, Mr Bird. Good work. Love how it picks up on the important topics of today, cause that is what other animated superhero movies come up short with.

Powerful movies. And why the first half is often just good and why people cannot leave good enough alone.

We have one of March's Jiu Jitsu buddies as our guest this week.

Alex is quite the expert on antiques which leads us down the conversational road of war and peace, craftsmen, Jordan Peterson, nerve pain, ancient history, modern atheism, meta stories and overall why you're never too old to try anything new.

We're about to watch Solo and somehow messed up the audio... oops.

'What is it Egg?'

'A six demon bag.'

That's right! We're back. We're stronger and even more beautiful in our new office. 

We finally have change to catch up and talk about what we thought of the Infinity War movie, the upcoming Solo movie, Deadpool 2 and March's Belt Bag!

We have big plans to set up a brewery on Walis Island. Our local business manager and Lionel's brother, Louis, is giving us the latest goss from the colony.

Randle is on board too. We're getting ready for the big Blow Street Fighter 5 Arcade Edition Tournament 2018 (at this stage we can tell you – Blanka won).

The world is getting more and more unequal. And the overall quality of inequality is going down - or was that the overall quality of movies? Probably not, right? Think about it. It's not right that someone more affluential can jump the queue and get on the ride before you can.

It's not cool. Not at all... Disneyland!

The Home Pod. What's it good for?

FKA Twigs. A female Michael Jackson?

Coco. Is it vanilla? #NoRacism

Nike React. Good in white?

The Incredibles 2. Doomed to succeed?

Casamigos. Who shits on it?

$4,000,000,000. Just right?

Mel Gibson? Too old?

Gary Oldman. Too fat?

Incendies. What's that?

We did watch Black Panther and we did like it quite a bit. We'll get into the review without getting too much into the race talk that's been associated with it and look at it as just a movie. It's a good one.

French yachts are edgy, uncomfortable and don't work so well. They look great. And they give you a whole bunch of ideas and a set of attitudes instilled by the people the build them which you can live your life by. It will make you quite a character. 

James Cameron is on the opposite end of that spectrum with his movies. 

We have a dear client and special guest with us for this episode from our good friends at Louder.

Andrew Hughes is a black belt in the media arts and is curiously stuck in the 90s, but only when it comes to music, movies, friendships, fashion, food and cars.

We also talk a little about the media landscape and the future of digital , before March, back from a toilet break, drags him into drunken conversations.