A problematic film in 2004 is now in your ears for the year 2026 and it wasn't bad! Sure, it's not going to win any Oscars but ever since Will Smith hit Chris Rock that whole production has gone downhill. We talk about other movies and POKEMON.

Robert De Niro is known as a man who stands up for what he believes in. Jesse channeled his inner De Niro and let us all know how he felt about this 1998 action film. We caught up, talked about our lives and birthdays and people who died, then of course movies and stuff. Is watching two episodes of a TV show considered "watching a TV show?"

What an explosion of explosions and one liners from this Geena Davis-Samuel L. Jackson joint. The Oscars happened and we chat about meeting up and racing each other.

Another British film? Come on guys, there are other countries out there. Oh, there's murder in it? Kind of strange that you want to watch a movie like this. What does it say about you or the podcast in general? Anyways, the time changed and we are all messed up.

Episode 160 has a British film that is charming but also depressing? Jesse must have picked this film. Tom Hardy is stellar but Benedict Cumberbatch is here too. We catch up and promise to go on more runs in order to train for a marathon. A dog barks.

Ghosts? In February? In perhaps the most exposive episode of podcasting yet, Josh and Jesse dig in to the biggest issues troubling our youths today. Nothing is off limits, and that's just how they like it. You're listening to the most controversial episode that has ever aired and we are not apologizing for the things that come out of our mouths. Not this time.

The comments section takes over this week's episode as we delve deep into the romantic horror film that is GOOD BOY. One of the hosts just got a puppy so this hits home for him, while the other one only owns cats so he's a bit laissez-faire or whatever about the whole ordeal. Another celebrity dies, and we officially welcome the Olympics to the podcast. Enjoy!

The boys watch another old (2000) movie from Japan about the ancient art of putting children on an island and telling them to be the last one left. Lots of dog talk, and a very in depth explanation of the current reality television climate. You love love? You will not want to miss this one!