Talking With Burritos

In this episode, Chis and Jerry discuss a few notable game trailer showcased at this event we only hope to one day attend. 

As we look forward into the future and can clearly see our impending doom isn't it basic human curiosity to wonder how you might kill time during an apocalypse. In this episode Chris and Jerry delve into the subject as we ponder how we might spend or last days/months/years on earth.  What's the best apocalyptic scenario to endure? This Is The End, duh. Go Franco! And oh, yeah, that movie X-men Apocalypse. 

The great achievement that is Cloud Atlas and how getting old isn't as bad as feeling old. 

We take a stab at the news with This, That, and The Ugly. Our version of reporting what's not right in the world. 

The summer is most notably an incredible time for Hollywood and the blockbuster movie; however, with the decline or of the marquee performer/(bankable) actor or franchise, this summer, as with the previous summer comes off as just meh on the Richter scale of expectation.

It's Friday The 13th and what a better way to celebrate than share some of our favorites moments from the hack em and bag 'em Jason Voorhees. 

This is the very first TWB Mini Chimi Review show. Just a snippet of sound to help you answer the Monday water cooler question "Did you see that movie?"

In this episode, we give you something to talk about when you’re watching your favorite sporting event and someone says, you know throwing would be fun... Throwing dwarfs.

What if is a questionable phrase that implies regret. But what if the decision or act to which the what if applied isn't applicable to just regretting the decision that was made. Well in good ol' Hollywood there were some casting decisions made by the actor and/or the studio that was actually the best decision made at the time. However, in hindsight we all have a slight inclination that the movie or "thing" would have be better if that other actor was casting for the role. 

For this podcast, I talk about Prince and frame him as an example of who a modern-day warrior exemplifies based on this idea I had for this episode that was probably not meant to be. 

Crossovers happen when two thing that exists in two different places crossover to the one or the other to form an unlikely relationship that may or may not blend well together

This is our non-spoiler reaction to Batman v Superman and how you should watch this movie to better appreciate Marvel's Ant-man. 

Ever get in a boring discussion about marriage and wish there was something more to be said about matrimony that in some way relates to Shark Week? Well there is all that and then some in the context of the movie Open Water. Lost a sea, we watch as a couple struggle with the failure to communicate and how life is always better than being eaten by sharks. 

So many mixed feelings about this movie, Sucker Punch. Either you like it or you hate it. In this episode, we reached back in time for a discussion we had about an idea of rebooting no-so-good movies or movies with great potential that was poorly executed. 

With the box office success of comes much fluctuated praise and misleading fervor totting this film as the movie that’s gonna breakdown the conventional norm of comic book movies and change the way Hollywood perceives R rated comic book adaptations. Why now?