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We discuss the pros and cons of the latest Netflix original movie and determine is it really as good as people are saying. Plus, the teacher gives his impressions of the Last of Us and whether he believes if it is as good of a game that everyone is making it out to be.
DCaT breaks down their opinions of the Inside XBox Event and talks about the pros and cons of each game featured. We also discuss the biggest disappointment of the event and ponder on what the next move needs to be to us engaged in the next-gen games.
Listen to our frustrations and happiness with Ori and the Blind Forest as we speak about our gameplay experiences completing this game.
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DCaT chimes in with who we stand in the argument between AMC/Regal and Universal. We provide our review of Into the Spiderverse and explain why we left it out of our initial Spider-Man review.
DCaT brings many news to keep you informed of what you can do on May the 4th to celebrate anything and everything Star Wars. We also discuss The Mandalorian and the Cop comes to terms with his obsession with baby Yoda.
In these shorter episodes, we get a chance to discuss topics we would have loved to in our initial longer episodes. We take time to remember our favorite Stan Lee cameos in Marvel movies and recall some of our memorable movie-going experiences whether they were good or bad.
Listen to DCaT discuss and even argue about Tolls: World Tour. We also clarify if Netflix is really making more money than Disney, and we discuss our favorite movie soundtracks.
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DCaT reviews Disney Pixar's latest release Onward and finds out that there are more meaningful messages than spells casted in this movie. We then discuss a few major headlines from the past week from the death of Rick May to an exciting new development behind Doctor Strange 2. Hear us also rant about Comcast's missed opportunity of success for their own streaming service.
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