Category Archives: Reviews

Ep 166: The Mandalorian & Grogu

Nelson and Tim go in depth on The Mandalorian & Grogu, including the cost of going to the movies. Kicking off a second episode this week, they tease new segments and talk about what they have recently REwatched!

Ep 163: Balls Up & Apex

Nelson and Tim provide their take on the Prime Video comedy Balls Up and pivot to the Netflix thriller, Apex. Plus a little Star Wars humor and Tim shares his absolute favorite thing!

Ep 161: The Super Mario Galaxy & Shrinking

Nelson and Tim give their take on The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and season three of Shrinking on AppleTV+. Plus, news from the rumor mill on Deadpool 4 and the next James Bond. They also weigh in on what Nintendo game should be made into a movie.

Ep 159: Project Hail Mary, Scrubs, & War Machine

Nelson and Tim return after a week off to provide their takes on the Alan Ritchson/Netflix opus, War Machine. Plus, they each have quick takes on Scrubs (ABC/Hulu), Tehran (AppleTV+), Is This Thing On?, and Project Hail Mary with One Show/One Film. Nelson, of course, breaks the rules and includes a second show!

Episode 156: Oscars Take: Sinners & The Secret Agent

Nelson and Tim finally conclude their spotlight on the Best Picture nominees with a “retake” of Sinners (Tim had not yet seen it) and The Secret Agent. Plus, Tim has nothing cheeky to say, but he may be on Ryan Coogler’s friends list…or maybe not!

Ep 155: Oscars Take: Sentimental Value & Marty Supreme

Nelson and Tim continue their Best Picture coverage with the Norwegian film Sentimental Value and A24’s Marty Supreme. Also, Tim shares his love for Broadway musicals!

Ep 154: Oscars Take: Hamnet & Superbowl Trailers

Nelson and Tim continue with their take on Oscar nominated films with Hamnet…but not before Superbowl Trailer Pitches! Plus, a quick take on the half-time performance of Bad Bunny!

Ep 153: Oscars Take: Blue Moon & Train Dreams

Nelson and Tim return with their take on Oscar-nominated films. Blue Moon, which has a Best Actor nomination for Ethan Hawke, and the Netflix streamer, Train Dreams, nominated for Best Picture.