This is one of those movies we probably should have watched a long time ago but never got around to. Adam Roth and Jason Furie review Robert Altman's neo noir classic "The Long Goodbye" (1973) starring Elliott Gould as iconic private investigator Phillip Marlowe. Go watch this movie and then give this episode a listen. Instead of popcorn, get a bowl of dried apricots. Trust us.

It's not quite a sequel. It's not quite a reboot. But it's 100% weird and awesome. Director James Gunn takes a stab at the DCEU and gives audiences his version of The Suicide Squad. Is it better than the 2016 original? Adam Roth and Jason Furie say yes to this hyper-violent romp featuring an all-star ensemble cast, epic action, and some truly bizarre and fun sci-fi elements.

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe are back in this Netflix exclusive sequel to the 1980's animated classic. Written by America's favorite fanboy Kevin Smith featuring an all-star voice cast including Luke Skywalker himself! Adam Roth and Jason Furie are chatting about Masters of the Universe: Revelation Season 1 Part 1 and it's tons of fun.

Space Jam: A New Legacy starring LeBron James and the Looney Toons is one of the worst movies you'll ever see. Adam Roth and Jason Furie spend 40 minutes explaining what a pile of hot garbage this movie turned out to be. Makes the original look like Casablanca. That said, probably our best episode yet.

Loki from Marvel Studios is the third series to stream exclusively on Disney+ after the intriguing WandaVision and the underwhelming The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. Is the third time a charm? Or has Marvel lost it's magic? Adam and Jason discuss and also talk about toys that come in cereal boxes.

After a trio of Disney+ shows the MCU is back on the big screen with the first official Phase 4 movie Black Widow. Adam and Jason dive into this new film starring Scarlett Johansson (but kinda Florence Pugh) and discuss if this inbetweenquel was worth the wait.

Amazon Prime members are in luck because diapers are on sale AND the Chris Pratt starring sci-fi alien-epic "The Tomorrow War" is available for streaming. Adam and Jason talk about this streamer and decide if it's a winner or a stinker. You may be surprised at our agreement.

We haven't seen a movie in theatres in over a year. For better or for worse, everything has been delayed or released straight to streaming services. Adam and Jason embark on an unscripted conversation about their overall preferences and what we think the future holds for both the cinematic and streaming experiences.

Will Smith stars as a miserable hate-filled superhuman who isn't all that interested in becoming a superhero. Tune in as Adam and Jason hit a new record for nerdy side tangents while sometimes chatting about 2008's Hancock that some love to hate, and others consider an under appreciated gem.

The new limited series on HBO Max "Mare of Easttown" starring Kate Winslet is definitely worth your time if you like a good whodunit murder mystery. Tune in as Jason and Adam give a spoiler-free review followed by a spoiler-filled conversation. Also, Evan Peters is cool.

Sure "Sound of Metal" was nominated for some awards and had a little buzz, but Adam and Jason think not enough people are talking about it. Rising star Riz Ahmed stars in a story about a heavy-metal drummer's life forever changed when he loses his hearing. We talk about the movie and watered-down cranberry juice. Good times.

America's favorite friends from the 90's reunite to talk about how rich and popular they are. Jason watched Friends growing up, Adam did not, but they both watched Friends: The Reunion. We may have talked about The Mandalorian for 15 minutes.

Zack Snyder is at it again with the Netflix streaming exclusive "Army of the Dead" starring everyone's favorite Guardian of the Galaxy Dave Bautista. Jason and Adam review the new zombie flick and rant about a lot of unrelated things.

We decided to randomly see what the #1 movie of the week was on Netflix and it was the star studded stinker "The Woman in the Window". Jason and Adam discuss their mutual disappointment.

Was Fox's X-Men spinoff New Mutants (2020) really as bad as people say it was? Jason and Adam revisit the thirteenth and last X-Men film before the Disney buyout.

Video Game Adaptations are truly hit or miss with about 95% of them missing. That said, the new Mortal Kombat does a pretty decent job adapting this iconic gaming franchise. Violence and gore ensues.

The House of Mouse is at it again with their second Disney+ MCU mini-series hot off the heels of WandaVision. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is here to determine the next Captain America.

It's summer blockbuster season...maybe. Movies have been delayed, and delayed, and delayed. Let's talk about what's coming out between May and August this year.

The premise is simple. Jason loves Joker (2019). Adam does not. A nerd battle ensues. Let's talk about this controversial film directed by Todd Phillips starring Joaquin Phoenix.

It's been 59 years since Godzilla and King Kong faced off on the big screen. Still kinda true since Godzilla vs. Kong is streaming on HBO MAX. Jason and Adam dissect this new creature feature.