Robocop Remake > Modern Disney Remakes, should Disney sanitize all their old material for Disney+? I don't think so whereas Dave is more understanding of the need. I watched the Star Trek Discovery finale, and Dave is watching Game of Thrones final season. Lastly Sekiro is cool and exciting.

Bad news, we're back! At first we talk a bit about They Shall Not Grow Old, but the bulk of the show is us complaining about Star Trek Discovery and Anthem. Hope you enjoy.

I finished Resident Evil 7 and found it to be dramatically worse than the RE2 Remake, but I still found merit in the first person perspective. We both saw Alita: Battle Angel and we liked how it avoids all the negative trends of recent years. It's mostly gushing with some criticism. Then in our ongoing commentary on Discovery season 2 we found ep 5 to be one of the worst episodes of anything ever whereas 6 was fine.

Dave started playing Dishonored 2, but instead of talking about it we keep drifting off to talk about computer hardware, the pros and cons of PC gaming and such. The Anthem demo came out last weekend so we obviously complain about it, I finished all the endings in Resident Evil 2 and it's truly a triumph of outsourcing. Then I think we remember to talk about Dishonored 2 again, we sing the praises of keyboard+mouse, we kind of want to replay Bioshock Infinite, and finally we discuss episodes 3 and 4 of Star Trek Discovery which is a frustrating idiotic trainwreck we can't stop watching. I had plans of editing this episode, but then I couldn't be bothered so here it is kind of as is.

Nobody is happy with the direction of Facebook, Youtube, or anything at all. Nintendo canned Metroid Prime 4 because it was garbage, we're both watching Star Trek Discovery Season 2 which is better than the first one but not nearly good enough to be actually good. I finished Detroit: Become Human and is mostly happy with how it turned out, and afterwards I started the Resident Evil 2 Remake which is brilliant. Dave's been streaming games so we talk about that for a bit.

Despite the horrible first season Dave tries to convince me to watch the second season of Star Trek Discovery. I started playing Detroit: Become Human and I'm having a nicer time than the internet made me expect. Dave's continuing Shadow of the Tomb Raider, we talk about demos, I saw Black Mirror: Bandersnatch and I wish the series would be cancelled. Then we talk about Spider-man: Into the Spider-Verse which despite being brilliant we think should have been better. Finally Dave talks about the musical Miss Saigon.

We ruin Christmas by watching youtube and social media, a little about our bleak future, I finally played through The Last Guardian and loved it, Dave started playing Shadow of the Tomb Raider and is also having a nice time, and we watched the Doctor Who New Years special and liked it better than anything in the most recent season.

What is worse in life, the nuclear apocalypse or watching Cars 2? We decided to find out. We watched Cars 2 and 3, Dave has finally begun watching the Eva Rebuild movies, and I watched Threads with the director's commentary track.

Dave tries in vain to avoid normies, Pornhub should buy Tumblr, I watched the Mnet Asian Music Awards, Doctor Who ended and we're not all that happy with how it turned out, we bash the live action Beauty and the Beast some more, why a project can go off the rails, the horrible Sonic movie poster, I saw Incredibles 2 and was as underwhelmed as you'd expect, and we make bad plans for the future.

For this week I watched a bunch of Disney live action adaptations such as Beauty and the Beast which was poorly judged and pointless, Alice in Wonderland which was so bad it redefines the concept of bad itself, Maleficent which becomes worse the more you think about it, Cinderella which was actually acceptable but slightly annoying, and The Jungle Book which was surprisingly good.