In this episode, Tim and Ian discuss the marketing strategy for Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday, breaking down the turbulent rollout of the first 3 trailers which have been being plagued by leaks and AI. They also discuss the return of iconic characters like Steve Rogers and Thor, and the implications of the multiverse on future character arcs. They also touch on the nostalgic return of the X-Men and speculations about the future of the MCU, emphasizing the need for a streamlined narrative to engage both new and returning fans.

This week Tim explores the significance of Christmas movies in his life, sharing his top must-watch films, essential family favourites, and classic holiday films that evoke Christmas nostalgia. He discusses the cultural impact of these movies, their role in family traditions, and engages in a light-hearted solo debate about what constitutes a true Christmas movie.

This week Tim discusses the impact of trailers on film experiences, focusing on three major upcoming releases: The Mandalorian & Grogu, Toy Story 5, and Stranger Things Season 5. He explores how trailers can elevate anticipation and set expectations, while also reflecting on the legacy of beloved franchises. He shares his insights on the storytelling elements and character developments that fans can look forward to in these upcoming titles, emphasizing the importance of nostalgia and connection to the audience.

In this episode, Tim dive's into the Marvel Cinematic Universe's latest venture, "Avengers: Doomsday." He explores the film's ambitious narrative, the return of iconic characters, and the potential impact on the MCU's future. With insights into the multiverse saga and the creative decisions behind the scenes, this discussion offers a comprehensive look at what could be the MCU's most daring project yet.

Tim and Ian reconnect after a long break, reflecting on their lives, personal challenges, and the nostalgia of their past. They discuss the impact of streaming services on content consumption, superhero fatigue in the DC Universe, and the emotional journey of watching 'The Last of Us' from a non-gamer's perspective. The duo dives into the world of toy collecting, exploring trends, market changes, and the importance of having a dedicated space for hobbies. They also touch on the significance of community engagement and the desire to revitalize connections within their fandoms.

Rewind into the world of physical media with Tim and Sunjay as the look back at the era of physical media (VHS, DVDs, and Blu-rays). They discuss the resurgence of interest in physical media, the appeal of curation over algorithm-driven streaming, and the nostalgia associated with collecting. The conversation also touches on the current state of the VHS market, the thrill of hunting for rare finds, and memorable experiences tied to their favourite films. Ultimately, they celebrate the unique joy that physical media brings to movie watching and collecting.

In this episode, Tim and Ian dive into James Gunn’s highly anticipated Superman, unpacking their excitement and first impressions of the film. They break down its box office performance, explore the evolution of Clark Kent, and discuss how this version of the Man of Steel reshapes the iconic character. The conversation also highlights standout moments from the supporting cast, the unique introduction of Supergirl, and the deeper motivations driving the Kryptonian narrative. With a look at the film’s balance of humour, emotional stakes, and world-building, they wrap up with thoughts on the end-credit scenes and what this movie signals for the future of the DC Universe.

This week, Tim and a returning Zeddy suit up (metaphorically) and jump into the chaotic, emotional, and surprisingly deep world of Marvel’s Thunderbolts*.  They break down the movie's emotional rollercoaster, the marketing smoke and mirrors, and what it all means for the MCU’s ever-expanding story.

From angsty antiheroes to surprise team-ups, they dig into the character arcs, mental health themes, and how this film throws a curveball at your usual superhero expectations. Plus, they get into the political drama of the New Avengers, nerd out over the post credit scene!

In this episode, Tim and Ian celebrate their recent experiences in the Star Wars universe, particularly focusing on Ian's unforgettable time at Star Wars Celebration in Japan. They discuss the excitement surrounding new content, the joy of shared fandom, and the surreal moments of meeting celebrities. Ian shares his adventures, including an unexpected encounter at the Lucasfilm wrap party, and reflects on the overall experience of the event, including the highs and lows of merchandise availability and organization. The duo reflects on the diverse storytelling within the Star Wars universe and the immersive experiences offered by Disney parks. They emphasize the value of cherishing memories over material wealth, highlighting the joy of shared experiences in the world of fandom.