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We're back! We missed last week due to some scheduling conflicts but we gave you all a double feature for this week where we recap Ellie and Dina's journey to Seattle and what led up to their confrontation with Nora. We explore the themes of what the Wolves and Scars could symbolize in today's culture and discuss what we expect to happen next, based on our experience with the game. Leave us a comment below on what you liked or didn't like.

This episode was a snoozer but we broke it down anyway and tried to make it as entertaining as possible. Check it out!

It's here, the second episode in what seems to be a season full of deceit, loss, and revenge. You know what they say, revenge is a dish best served cold, and with Abby seeking out Joel in Jackson Wyoming, we will see if the saying holds water. This episode had it all, horde battles, jubilation, rage, and sorrow. Join Taylor and I as we do a deep dive into the second episode of the Last of Us Season 2.

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Welcome back as Taylor and I cover our thoughts and feelings on the first episode of the Last of Us Season 2 Episode 1. It was definitely an episode... Take a listen and find out if you Should Watch It.

Hi all,

We are back, with a recap of the first season of TLOU (long overdue, we know). But, we're looking forward to being more consistent and enjoying the second season with you every Tuesday at 8pm ET or 20:00 for those either overseas in the military. See you Tuesday!

Join us as Taylor and Nick, plus special co-host Tom, break down the first two episodes of the Last of Us. We break down whether the show is worthy of all the accolades it has been receiving. Then the hosts get into the nitty gritty of which did it better, the game or the show? Finally, we give a rating and recommendation. 

This will be a weekly release, the first two episodes were put into one due to scheduling conflicts. For the remainder of the season, the hosts hope to get back to a semblance of normalcy. These should be uploaded every Monday or Tuesday going forward. The hosts also encourage you all to engage in the active poll on Spotify and suggest movies or tv shows for us to review. 

The email address is finally up and running, so if you need to contact us for any reason, please reach out to [email protected]. 

In the 1920s, the film industry underwent a major transformation with the advent of sound in movies. This marked the decline of the silent film era, which had dominated the industry for decades.

One film that portrays this transition is Babylon, a 2022  film written and directed by Damien Chazelle. The film is a tribute to the silent era of Hollywood and tells the story of a silent film star named Jack Conrad (played by Brad Pitt) who struggles to adapt to the changing times as the film industry shifts towards sound.

As Conrad's career begins to decline, he meets a young actress named Nellie LaRoy (played by Margot Robbie), who is on the rise in the new era of sound films. The film follows the parallel stories of Valentin and Miller as they navigate the challenges of the changing film industry and the evolving art of storytelling.

Join us as we break down this movie, and discuss what we enjoyed and what could have been better. 

In this episode of Should You Watch It?, our hosts discuss the 2022 sci-fi film "Avatar: The Way of Water." They begin by giving a brief overview of the plot, which is the sequel to the 2009 film Avatar and follows the story of Jake Sully, a former Marine who has been permanently disabled and now exists in the form of an avatar, a genetically engineered body that allows him to live and work in the alien world of Pandora.

The hosts then dive into a more in-depth analysis of the film, discussing the highs and lows of the movie.

Throughout the episode, the hosts offer their own insights and opinions on the film.

The episode concludes with the hosts giving their overall assessments of the film and deciding whether or not they would recommend it to listeners.