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From The Raid to Fury Road, Let's breakdown the best action films from the last decade. We also talk what we've been watching recently including The Queens Gambit, Phantom Menace, Lethal Weapon, Golgo 13, and more.
TIME CODES
00:50 - What We've Been Watching
46:33 - Best Action Movies of the Last Decade
Tommy and Skippy discuss the underrated Romero dystopian zombie thriller 'Day of the Dead' from 1985. We also talk about good sequels that came late in a franchise's history.
TIME CODES
00:50 - Good Late Sequels
26:39 - Movie Discussion: Day of the Dead (1985)
From Robocop to The Town to Princess Bride, we discuss our favorite death scenes in movies. ALSO: We get into The Wickerman, Executioners from Shaolin, Last Days of American Crime, and more as we talk what we've been watching recently.
TIME CODES
01:24 - What We've Been Watching Recently
25:40 - Our Favorite Movie Deaths
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We talk about those standalone movies that we always wished had sequels. We get into the comics that we've been reading recently, including Batman: Year 2, X-men: House of X, and the Batman/Dracula stories. ALSO: Jokes from movies that we didn't get when when were kids.
TIME CODES
01:33 - jokes in movies that we didn't understand when we were young
13:52 - movies we wish had sequels
31:51 - what comics we've been reading
We talk about absurd and forgotten Spider-Man villains, Tommy's obsession with bootleg Lego figures, a Dungeons and Dragons controversy, some TV shows (Westworld, Riverdale, and more), and return to our fictional fighting tournament Undebeatable.
Tommy and Skippy celebrate Father's Day by discussing whether their favorite fictional fathers from movies and books were good dads or bad dads. They also talk in depth about THE STAIRCASE on Netflix, terrible Star Wars fans, Chris Hardwick being an monster, and much more.
Who owns art, the creator or the consumer? We also talk Deadpool 2 (no spoilers), Solo (slight spoilers), HBO's Watchmen series, and some other stuff. We finish out with a round of Undebeatable and play Tommy's Rotten Tomatoes game.
We read a weird old DC comic, play a round of Undebeatable (Featuring a sentient plant monster and an ancient Warrior King), and then play a game based on Rotten Tomatoes reviews.
Recorded on New Years Eve, we talk residual Star Wars feelings, comic books, Game of Thrones, Dungeons & Dragons, The Shape of Water, as well as a round of undebeatable (featuring an iconic 90's movie monster and a post-apocalyptic one-armed warrior). The last half of the show is spent discussing and comparing the on-screen kill counts for several action stars. Credit to the blog All Outta Bubblegum for most of the stats we used.
