The Men who Stare at Movies Podcast

This episode, the Men who stare at Movies hop in the driver's seat, or lack thereof, of the Fast and Furious spin-off, Hobbs and Shaw. Is this the dumbest, slowmo-est, gun shooting movie that has hit cinemas this year? It might be close. Our spoiler discussion begins at 22:05, so feel free to skip to there if you have already seen the movie.

In commemoration for the announcement of a Blade reboot starring Mahershala Ali, Quirky and Jack take a trip down memory lane to check out the original Blade from 1998, starring Wesley Snipes. Is the action still good? Is Wesley Snipes a charismatic actor? Do the special effects look like terrible graphics from the original Playstation? All this is examined and more. Also, full spoilers from about the word go, so be mindful of that when listening.Complete spoiler warning for Blade (1998)

The Men who Stare at Movies return to the MCU with the second solo outing of Tom Holland's web-slinger. After the massive impact of Avengers: Endgame, how does this film fare?Listen to the review and find out. Plus, if you are interested in skipping to the spoiler discussion, the time-code for that is 19: 55

Jack and Tom return to Netflix to review I Am Mother, a Netflix Original sci-fi film. A hidden gem, or garbage that couldn't hack it in cinemas? Listen to the review and find out!Furthermore, if you have already seen the film (or just don't really care about spoilers), skip to 13:45 minutes for our spoiler-filled discussion.

The Men who Stare at Movies are back, reviewing Pixar's latest return to the Toy Story well with Toy Story 4. The gang is all back together, but are there still interesting stories to tell? Find out in our review!Furthermore, if you have already seen the film (or just don't really care about spoilers), skip to 18:00 minutes in for our spoiler-filled discussion.

No spoiler section this episode. Complete spoiler warning for the whole episode as it is a biopic.Kind of a shorter episode this time. In this episode, the Men who Stare at Movies review the Taron Edgerton-led Elton Hercules John musical biopic, Rocketman. If you don't like Elton John music, you probably won't have a good time. Otherwise, listen to what we thought of this bright and sparkly musical-movie.

Full spoilers ahead for the entire episode, so probably don't listen to this episode if you haven't watched the entirety of Game of Thrones.What, you thought the Men who Stare at Movies were too good to do an episode on Game of Thrones? Nope, we are jumping on that bandwagon and doing our own recap of the recent Game of Thrones season. We discuss the highs, the lows, and what the prospect of the Game of Thrones showrunners moving onto Star Wars could mean.

Si vis Pacem, Parabellum.Keanu Reeves prepares for war in the latest instalment of the John Wick franchise. Many necks are snapped. Many heads are shot. A guy is kicked in the face by a horse. Lots of good stuff.If you have already seen the film or want to skip to our spoiler-filled discussion, the timecode is at 16:28

WHO'S THAT POKEMON? IT'S PIKACHU!Detective Pikachu, is this it? Do we finally have a good film adaptation of a video game? Well, probably, but first Jack and Quirky are going for some low hanging fruit and make fun of the Sonic the Hedgehog film trailer for a bit before reviewing the new Detective Pikachu movie, bringing the Pokemon world to life in live action.Timestamps:Detective Pikachu review: 12:18Spoiler discussion begins at 29:10

It has finally arrived...after 22 MCU movies, the saga has reached a conclusion.The Men review all 3 hours of Avengers: Endgame in this latest episode, and judge how well it rounds off this era of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. We will try and keep it spoiler free for a time to give our verdict for the handful of people who haven't seen the film yet, but for those of you who want to skip to the spoiler discussion, the spoiler timecode is 12:28