The Sidetracked Podcast

On the 627th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse and Rian both take the blue pill, 500+ episodes worth of Featured Movie Reviews transform into raw data, Rian settles up with 3 long-gestating movie recommendations, Boba Fett leaves Jesse wanting to be left wanting, Nathan's Question Corner comes back with a vengeance at the 11th hour, and all good things come to an end.

On the 626th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, the future of Spider-Man in the MCU is cemented (at least for now), the world gets its first look at Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness, Rian attempts to reach true enlightenment, Hawkeye either sticks the landing or misses the mark depending on which cohost you side with, Dolph Lundgren gets biblical, Guillermo Del Toro does it again, Peter Jackson saps even more precious hours of Jesse's life, and Kevin Feige does the impossible yet again.

On the 625th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse and Rian talk an awful lot about Spider-Man: No Way Home for two guys who haven't seen it yet, Ho-bag makes an unexpected return, Donny Cates somehow makes Hulk weirder than Al Ewing did, Hawkeye keeps getting better without being incredible, Jesse checks a movie-going experience off of his bucket list, Nic Cage does some acting for a change, and can one of the most beloved films of all time overcome P.O.W. movie fatigue?

On the 624th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, another trilogy could be in Tom Holland's future, just when you thought Berserk couldn't get any darker it gets WAY darker, Hawkeye gets off to a good start, why the Ghostbusters should have stayed dead, Jesse Takes his kids on a Spider-Man odyssey, Jesse takes himself on a space odyssey, and Gus Van Sant takes us to art school.

On the 623rd episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse and Rian wonder how badly the new Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer is lying to them, Disney+ Day provides us with several seconds of new footage, Mel Gibson won't let Lethal Weapon die, Rick Remender's new book goes nowhere fast, Rian revisits Daniel Craig's Bond filmography, Jesse subjects his kids to a 2-star Batman movie, what ever happened to Larry The Cable Guy?, what was Chris Rock's new take on Saw?, is Squid Game worth all that praise? and The Eternals is better than you've heard.

On the 622nd episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse is "glass half empty" on The Book Of Boba Fett while Rian is "glass half full", the second trailer for Morbius doesn't move the needle, why DC Comics should bring back the Elseworlds line, Jesse exposes his children to some more classic genre films, Rian has a surprising amount of luck with some 2021 movie releases, and Dune divides while Last Night In Soho unites.

On the 621st episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, DC Fandome brings the heat (or at least a simmer), Agatha Harkness returns to Disney+, Rian finally dives into the Berserk manga after being a fan of the anime for 2 decades, Jesse reads potentially the worst Batman comic ever written, Shocktober is in full effect, The Dark Knight is too boring for children, Halloween Kills confounds and underwhelms, and Jesse just isn't into James Bond (but Rian really, really is).

On the 620th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, a bomb is dropped, Rian puts his tongue on the line for...no particular reason, Scarlett Johansson and Disney kiss and make up, Jesse scares his kids for their own good, Dave Chapelle burns some more bridges, Rian revisits the Matrix trilogy with surprising results and a Best Picture winner is better than you might expect.

On the 619th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Jesse and Rian ponder why Hollywood won't leave the voice acting to the voice actors, Hawkeye looks like a lot of fun, bad and worse news about the Russo Brothers, Seven To Eternity wraps up a little too quickly, Rian has a new favorite What If...? episode, Eye See You wasted all of its potential, Ray Parker Jr. takes over the Munoz household, if you haven't heard of Chaos Walking that's not too surprising, and Jesse questions how great of an escape Steve McQueen actually made.

On the 618th episode of The Sidetracked Podcast, Omar robs drug dealers in heaven, we get our first good look at The Matrix: Resurrections, The Eternals somehow get more confusing the more you read about them, Rick Remender homages/rips off a classic western, the What If...? rollercoaster continues, practical effects age better than CG, Jesse enjoys a little of the ol' ultra violence, and high fantasy makes or breaks our experiences with Shang-Chi.