Loki goes on his first mission with Mobius and the TVA, but is the God of Mischief ready to be a hero?

Grant and Stephanie list their top 3 Marvel Movies.

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Grant and Stephanie review A Quiet Place: Part 2 which picks up right where the first movie ends. Evelyn Abbot, played by Emily Blunt,  is still fighting for the survival of her family after the death of her husband, Lee, played by John Krasinski. With the new found knowledge of how to incapacitate the creatures, the Abbott family must decide how to best use this information.

The Couch Critics also discuss their experiences in an actual movie theater, guess each other’s ratings, and take listener questions.

Next week, The Couch Critics will review Loki Episode 2 and The Netflix series Lupin.

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When we last left Loki he was using the tesseract to escape capture in Avengers Endgame. Where does he go? Who does he meet? Will he ever change who he is? The series begins to answer these questions and more in: "Glorious Purpose."

This review is broken into two parts: a non-spoiler section and a spoiler section.

Grant and Stephanie also answer another listener question.

On this week’s episode the Couch Critics discuss Invincible, which tells the story of Mark Grayson who seems like your average high school senior. He is trying to balance his friendships, girlfriend, school work, and super powers.... oh did we forget to mention that his dad is Omni-man, the strongest being in the universe? At the same time, the Guardians of the Globe have been brutally murdered, and the United States government believes that Omni man is the only being strong enough to kill the group of superheroes. This leaves everyone asking why?

Grant and Stephanie also share their reactions to the Disney movie Raya and the Last Dragon and go over listener questions. Next week, they will review A Quiet Place 2.

Estella, a young girl who struggles with her alter ego Cruella (Emma Stone) desperately wants to be a fashion designer. After her mother’s untimely death, she meets two grifters who teach her how to be a pick pocket on the streets of London. Wanting to make a name for herself beyond the life of a thief, she takes a job under the vicious Baroness (Emma Thompson). As their geniuses clash it becomes quickly apparent there is only room for one fashion icon in this city...

Grant and Stephanie also answer their first listener question!

A zombie apocalypse has hit Las Vegas, leaving all the casino vaults full of money for anyone willing to gamble with their lives. Scott Ward, played by Dave Bautista, puts together a rag tag group of friends to steal 50 million dollars before the President of United States drops a nuclear bomb on the city of sin...

Will Ward's crew win big or will they pay the ultimate price?

Viva Las Vegas!

Hang around to the end to catch a mini review of The Mitchells vs the Machines.

This week, Grant and Stephanie review Nobody, an action thriller starring Bob Odenkirk and Christopher Lloyd. Nobody tells the story of Hutch Mansell, a man who has been worn down by the stagnant routine of suburban life. Mansell's life is turned around after a home invasion releases his dormant past that has been itching to come to the forefront. We discuss the unlikely action hero and whether his movie worth your hard earned dollar.

Nobody is currently available to watch in theaters as well as Amazon Video.

Next week, we will review Army of the Dead streaming on Netflix May 21st. 

Grant and Stephanie are rewatching some Disney animated movies with their two year old daughter. This week, they watched Wreck it Ralph (2012) and Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018). Listen to see if the sequel is as good as the original or is it Game Over?

Grant and Stephanie review the 2021 Oscar winner for Best Picture Nomadland directed by Chloe Zhao. Listen to find out if they would recommend this movie about a woman in her 60's who loses everything and adopts the nomadic lifestyle of a van dweller. Also find out who won the 2021 Oscar Challenge. Spoiler Alert: It comes down to your two favorite Couch Critics.  

Grant and Stephanie review both the original and the most recent installment in Mortal Kombat series. The first half of the podcast contains a spoiler-free review.