The Analysis: A Movie and TV Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Barry Irving returns to The Analysis to break down Spider-Man: Brand New Day and ask the big question: did Marvel actually deliver the definitive Tom Holland Spider-Man movie—or did the MCU get in its own way?Bob and Barry dig into Peter Parker’s new life of loneliness and isolation, why the quieter street-level Spider-Man moments work better than the massive action sequences, and whether Brand New Day wastes its clean slate by turning into an X-Men setup halfway through. They debate Jean Grey’s role as the film’s antagonist, Jon Bernthal’s Punisher, the return of Ned and MJ, Hulk’s strange regression, Peter’s darker turn, and why Spider-Man’s actual rogues gallery continues to sit on the sidelines.Plus, Barry breaks down that mysterious post-credit scene and what it could mean for Doomsday, Secret Wars, Battleworld, and the possible return of all three live-action Spider-Men.Is Marvel finally building momentum again? Is superhero fatigue actually just mediocre-movie fatigue? And after a summer of Spider-Man, The Odyssey, Project Hail Mary and more, have we finally reached the most important conclusion of all?Movies are back, baby.
Grab your Trojan helmet and hop aboard—the guys are diving headfirst into Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey! From jaw-dropping practical effects and epic battle sequences to Matt Damon's powerhouse performance, Zeus's Law, and whether this is Nolan's greatest achievement yet, there's a lot to unpack. We break down our favorite scenes, biggest surprises, a few nitpicks, and why this 3,000-year-old story might just become the defining blockbuster of a generation.
Bob is joined by E.M. Davis and Brittney Brown to discuss one of the year's most compelling relationship dramas. Together, they explore the film's performances, themes of marriage, communication, and artistic ambition, along with its emotionally layered ending. It's a thoughtful, spoiler-filled conversation about love, vulnerability, and the choices that shape our lives.
This week, Bob and Matt are completely divided. Matt finds plenty to love, praising the film's humor, Conan O'Brien's scene-stealing performance as Smarty Pants, and its attempt to explore kids' relationship with technology. Bob, meanwhile, argues that Toy Story 5 is an unnecessary cash grab that buries its best ideas beneath an overcomplicated plot, manipulative emotional beats, and diminishing returns from a franchise that already delivered one of the greatest endings of all time with Toy Story 3.The guys debate whether Buzz and Woody are the secret ingredient to every great Toy Story film, whether the movie says anything meaningful about screen time and childhood, and if Hollywood's obsession with legacy sequels is finally catching up with Pixar. Plus, they break down the funniest moments, the strangest plot twists, Tim Allen's enduring Buzz Lightyear performance, and ask the biggest question of all:Can Toy Story still justify existing after Toy Story 3?
Matt and Bob break down Steven Spielberg’s latest sci-fi blockbuster Disclosure Day and find themselves on opposite ends of the spectrum—Matt embraces its hopeful, old-school Spielberg charm while Bob calls it his most disappointing movie of the year. The conversation dives into whether Spielberg’s optimism still resonates in a modern audience, the film’s handling of alien disclosure, and why Emily Blunt continues to prove she's one of the most compelling actresses working today. Along the way, they debate Spielberg’s legacy, the future of blockbuster filmmaking, and whether Hollywood’s legendary directors are beginning to hand the reins to a new generation.
Bob welcomes back our old friend Spenser Davis to discuss Obsession, the breakout indie horror sensation that turned a $750,000 budget into one of the year's biggest success stories, while exploring what its rise says about the future of independent filmmaking. Together they unpack the film's themes of codependency, obsession, and the dangerous pursuit of getting exactly what you think you want, breaking down Bear's descent from sympathetic romantic lead into something far more sinister. Plus, they discuss horror as modern allegory, the power of creative limitations, and why original genre films continue to connect with audiences in ways that many blockbuster franchises cannot.
Episode 314: Beef Season 2This week, Matt and Bob dive deep into Season 2 of Beef — unpacking its brutal class commentary, surreal comedy, and emotionally devastating character arcs. From country club elitism and generational resentment to relationships poisoned by ambition, the hosts explore why this season feels like a spiritual cousin to The White Lotus while carving out its own chaotic identity.They discuss standout performances from Charles Melton, Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, and Kaylee Spaney, the season’s themes of selfishness vs. selflessness, capitalism as emotional corrosion, and why the show’s most haunting moments come from characters realizing they’ve become the very people they hate. Plus: menstruation orange juice, dead dachshunds, ChatGPT physical therapy, Tom Cruise fantasy scenarios, and a detour into HBO’s bizarre murder mystery DTF St. Louis.
Episode 313: The Devil Wears Prada 2In this episode, we return to the world of high fashion, ambition, and impossible standards as we break down The Devil Wears Prada 2. We explore how the sequel builds on the original’s themes of identity, power, and personal sacrifice—while asking whether success still comes at the same cost in a changed cultural landscape.From evolving workplace dynamics to the legacy of Miranda Priestly’s influence, we dig into what this continuation gets right, where it reinvents itself, and whether it earns its place alongside the original. Is this a natural evolution… or a bold redefinition?
In Episode 312, Bob and Brittney dive deep into “The Drama,” the latest Zendaya-led A24 film, unpacking its unsettling exploration of intrusive thoughts, morality, and how well we can ever truly know the people we love. From uncomfortable questions around guilt vs. action to the social fallout of radical honesty, this episode breaks down why this film leaves audiences arguing long after the credits roll.They also touch on Zendaya’s streak of emotionally complex roles, the weight of modern cultural anxieties in storytelling, and why this isn’t your typical “romance”—it’s a relationship stress test that challenges forgiveness, identity, and truth itself.
Episode 311 dives into Is This Thing On, with a surprisingly heartfelt breakdown of Will Arnett stepping into a raw, midlife-crisis-meets-standup role under the direction of Bradley Cooper. The hosts explore how comedy becomes therapy, why this under-the-radar film works better than expected, and where it stacks up against films like Funny People and Marriage Story.Plus, a quick detour into Nuremberg featuring Russell Crowe, courtroom drama comparisons, and a broader conversation about overlooked movies that are perfect “give it a stream” candidates.
This week, Matt and Bob dive into one of the strangest, most off-the-beaten-path viewing experiences they’ve had in a while: Nirvana the Band the Show the Movie. Going in completely blind, the guys try to make sense of a 20-year comedy bit turned feature film—blending guerrilla filmmaking, Borat-style street chaos, and absurdist Canadian humor.Is it genius or just plain ridiculous? From CN Tower stunts and time-travel hijinks to cult comedy references and low-budget brilliance, they break down what works, what confuses, and why this might be the ultimate “give it a stream” recommendation.Plus, they touch on the challenge of jumping into cult fandoms late, the evolution of comedy formats, and whether this kind of experimental filmmaking still has a place in today’s content landscape.If you’ve ever watched something and thought, “What the hell am I watching… and why do I kind of love it?”—this episode is for you.
Project Hail Mary just saved the movies?On this episode of Analysis, we break down the first true blockbuster hit of 2026 — and why this Ryan Gosling-led sci-fi might be the most important original movie in years.From emotional gut-punch moments (“I’ll watch you sleep, pal” 😭) to stunning visuals and a surprisingly powerful friendship at the center, we dive into what makes Project Hail Mary hit so hard — and why audiences are showing up.We also debate:Is Rocky the best movie alien of all time?Does the film improve on The Martian?Why this feels like a throwback to peak Hollywood storytellingAnd what this success means for the future of non-franchise filmsIf you love movies that remind you why theaters matter, this one’s for you.🎬 Tap in, join the debate, and let us know — is this your movie of the year?
Hot Frankenstein Jacob Elordi. Bob is cautiously optimistic about the Academy for the first time in years, and Hollywood correspondent Spencer Davis joins live from the chaos of Oscar weekend to break down one of the most unpredictable races in recent memory.Across a packed slate of categories, the trio debates the biggest battles of the night—from the Sinners vs. One Battle After Another showdown for Best Picture, to a wild Best Actor race featuring Timothée Chalamet, Michael B. Jordan, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Wagner Moura. They dive deep into the craft categories, argue about the chaotic shorts races that make or break ballots, and break down why this year’s nominations represent a rare mix of blockbuster spectacle and intimate filmmaking.Along the way, they discuss the potential career-crowning Oscar for Paul Thomas Anderson, the cultural impact of K-Pop Demon Hunters, the emotional devastation of this year’s documentary lineup, and why some races might come down to pure momentum in the final days of voting.It’s predictions, debates, hot takes, and Oscar chaos—plus a few existential questions like:Should PTA have won years ago? Is Timothée Chalamet his own worst enemy? And what role would Philip Seymour Hoffman have played in One Battle After Another?Grab your ballots and settle in—because by the end of the episode, the guys lock in their picks for every major category before the biggest night in Hollywood.
Furious, Halloween, Star Wars, and more in real time. It’s part horror debate, part franchise therapy session, and fully the kind of movie-nerd chaos we live for.
This week, Matt and Bob willingly wreck their emotional stability by going back-to-back with Hamnet and If I Had Legs I’d Kick You — two beautifully made, deeply stressful films that hit like a gut punch and don’t let up. From Rose Byrne’s relentless anxiety spiral to Jesse Buckley’s generational-level grief performance, we break down the craft, the controversy, the awards buzz, and why sometimes the toughest hangs are the most fascinating watches.We also debate Shakespearean inspiration, Safdie-esque stress cinema, modern motherhood on screen, and whether emotional devastation is the whole point of great art. It’s an honest, funny, slightly unhinged catch-up as we sprint toward Oscar season and ask: when does a movie break you… and when does it energize you? 🎬
Send Help, Housemaid, and Why Rachel McAdams Should Always Be This UnhingedBob is joined by fan-favorite guest Brittany Brown—fresh off dominating the Analysis Awards submissions—to break down one of the year’s most anticipated releases: Send Help, the latest genre-bending horror-comedy from Sam Raimi.From the electric energy of AMC pre-screenings to Raimi’s signature “Three Stooges but make it blood” filmmaking style, the duo dives deep into why Send Help absolutely rips in a theater. Brittany makes the case that no one balances horror and absurdist comedy quite like Raimi, and both hosts rave about the two-hander performances from Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien.They unpack: The joy of watching rich bros get their comeuppance * Why Linda might be one of McAdams’ funniest roles ever * The fine line between survival, manipulation, and straight-up madness * And whether anyone in this movie actually deserves saving Plus: comparisons to Castaway, Triangle of Sadness, and a little Misery energy for good measure.In the back half of the episode, Bob and Brittany pivot to the twisty domestic thriller The Housemaid, starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried. They debate: Does the big reveal actually land? * Is the twist stronger on the page than on screen? * And is Amanda Seyfried having way more fun than everyone else? It’s a lively conversation about performance range, horror-comedy rhythm, thriller pacing, and the very specific pleasure of watching morally questionable women take control of the narrative.Two movies. One that rocks. One that… exists. Press play and decide which island you’d rather be stranded on.
From rainy-window cinephiles to chaos gremlins who just want to argue about Spider from Avatar, the 2026 Analysis Awards (aka “The ANALS”) are back — broadcast coast-to-coast from Chicago to Los Angeles with your deeply unqualified hosts Matt and Bob.It’s the award show built for the people: our personal favorites across BOTH movies and TV, with help from a rotating panel of “pundits” (friends of the pod with dangerously strong opinions). Categories range from the legit (Best Actor/Actress, Cinematography, Writing) to the unhinged (Most Batshit Crazy Character — the Willem Dafoe Award; Worst Performance in an Otherwise Good Movie — the “Brendan Fraser Get Him Outta Here” Award).Hit play for the only awards show brave enough to honor prestige, popcorn, and pure derailment — and stick around, because the Oscar pod is up next.
Matt and Bob kick off 2026 by breaking down Marty Supreme, Josh Safdie’s relentless, anxiety-fueled ride, and why Timothée Chalamet might be giving his best performance yet. They then slow it way down for Sentimental Value, a raw, sharply written family drama about art, legacy, and whether creativity heals or harms the people closest to us. Along the way they hit Chicago winter misery, Critics Choice/Oscar chatter, wild casting choices, and tease the upcoming ANALYSIS Awards (the ANALS)
This week on The Analysis (In-Person Pod), Bob hosts from his “temporary studio” (aka the dining room) while construction turns his future basement setup into a work-in-progress—and yes, the backdrop is a 4.5-foot Nakatomi Plaza complete with a Bruce Willis ornament and an LED explosion. From Die Hard Christmas party lore to awards-season streaming season, the guys dig into Netflix’s latest lineup with a “Give It a Stream” mindset.First up: Train Dreams—a quiet, devastating, visually stunning frontier story anchored by Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones. They unpack the film’s naturalistic beauty, the brutal realities of logging life, hidden CGI craft, and why simple stories can hit the hardest.Then they hop aboard Jay Kelly, Noah Baumbach’s movie-star meditation starring George Clooney and Adam Sandler. They debate its strong bones vs. a jarring tonal detour, highlight standout scenes (Billy Crudup’s “emotional choice” masterclass), and talk about the cost of greatness—career ambition vs. being present for the people who matter.To close, they hit Knives Out 3: Wake Up Deadman, breaking down why these star-stacked whodunits are the perfect “pause-and-theorize” Netflix watch, what works (Josh Brolin + Josh O’Connor showing up big), and where the movie occasionally runs long—but still lands.Also: a quick warning about The Roses… and a bottle-fed cameo from Reese to end the episode.
the Anxiety of Being Extremely OnlineMatt and Bob are back “to pod” and this week they’re double-featuring two very different brands of unhinged: Tim Robinson’s The Chair Company on HBO and Yorgos Lanthimos’ new black comedy Bagonia. First up, they break down why Chair Company’s pilot might be an all-timer — deviled eggs, mall-restaurant discourse, wheelbarrow talk, and HR meetings about accidental upskirt eye contact — but why the season’s tone, length, and “Scrooge porn” detours make it a tougher hang than I Think You Should Leave or Friendship. There’s bouncer Mike, Wazy Wanes, giant wieners, and the eternal question: how many huge bits are too many huge bits?Then they head into the basement with Bagonia, digging into Jesse Plemons’ beautifully weird performance, Emma Stone’s corporate-speak alien CEO, and a story that sits somewhere between Ari Aster dread and Wes Anderson precision. They unpack conspiracy-brain vs. Big Pharma, torture in a foil-lined basement, corporate “no PTO, but take all the time you need” doublespeak, and an ending that somehow manages to combine telekinesis, exploding heads, and puffy tribunal aliens in a way that’s both dark and oddly funny.Along the way, the guys shout out Jim Downey’s late-career run, Will Tracy’s Onion/Succession DNA, and close with a few rapid-fire watches on their radar: Train Dreams, J. Kelly, Task, Hamnet, and the Safdies’ Christmas chaos ride Marty Supreme. If you’ve ever fallen down a conspiracy rabbit hole, worked in a soul-sucking office, or just love watching deeply weird men completely derail their lives, this one’s for you
Bob is joined once again by resident musical theatre brain Brittney Brown to bring their Wicked movie series in for a landing with Wicked: Part Two. Fresh out of the theater (and a little shot out of a cannon), they unpack whether Act Two really is weaker than Act One, how the film handles “For Good,” and if splitting the story into two movies was bold storytelling…or a glittery cash grab.They dive into:Why “Defying Gravity” might still break the show’s structural rules—and why that’s okayThe emotional (and structural) heavy lifting of Act Two, including “No Good Deed” and “As Long As You’re Mine”Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s performances, chemistry, and Oscar potentialThe animals, Bach’s transformation, and what the film fixes (or fumbles) from the stage showRewatchability, double-feature vibes, and what this adaptation means for future movie musicalsStick around to the end as Bob and Brittney talk about that final Grimmerie moment, the future of the “Wicked-verse,” and why big, earnest movie musicals like this still feel a little bit like magic.
Matt and Bob fire up the lab equipment for a new Analysis on Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, fresh to Netflix. What should have been the director’s long-awaited monster opus instead leaves them puzzling over CGI deer, swoony color palettes, and a strangely sexy Jacob Elordi.They dig into Oscar Isaac’s mad-scientist energy, Christoph Waltz’s syphilitic benefactor, and why del Toro’s empathy may have drained the horror from Mary Shelley’s tale. From Victorian melodrama to Twilight-core vibes, the guys debate whether this gothic romance ever truly comes alive.Then they pivot to The Smashing Machine—Benny Safdie’s gritty UFC biopic starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson—and talk addiction, obsession, and Emily Blunt’s thankless “nagging girlfriend” archetype. Rounding out the episode: Oscar buzz power rankings (One Battle After Another, Hamnet, Sentimental Value), and a quick look at upcoming awards-season heavy hitters like Bagonia and Marie Supreme.
Automobiles, the “I like me” speech, improv at Second City, SNL lore, and even Norm Macdonald’s Weekend Update rebellion.It’s a nostalgic, bittersweet ride through laughter, legacy, and what it means to be funny and human at the same time.
EP297 – One Battle After Another: PTA’s Event Cinema MasterpieceMatt and Bob are back with special guest Spenser Davis to break down Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another — a film already being hailed as one of the best of the decade. From VistaVision screenings to opening-night AMC experiences, the crew dives into what makes this movie feel like a true cinematic event.We unpack Leo’s “doofus era” performance, Benicio del Toro’s scene-stealing calm, Sean Penn’s wild villain turn, and how PTA balances chaos, comedy, and revolution in a way that feels both urgent and timeless. The conversation hits everything from Oscar predictions to Spielberg/Scorsese praise, the “Christmas Adventurers Club,” and the instant-classic desert car sequence that had audiences holding their breath.This episode is part awards talk, part dad talk, and all-in movie love — a celebration of PTA’s 10th film as a pop-culture and critical milestone. Lightning has struck.
Award season is here, and the Emmys just dropped! Matt and Bob are joined once again by our awards correspondent, Spenser Davis, to break down the highs, lows, and everything in between from this year’s telecast. From Nate Bargatze’s opening bit to standout speeches, surprise wins, and the ongoing comedy/drama category debate, we ask the big question: did the Emmys actually get it right this year?Then we shift gears to honor the life and legacy of Robert Redford. We revisit his iconic collaborations with Paul Newman, his powerhouse run through The Sting, Three Days of the Condor, and All the President’s Men, his Oscar-winning directorial debut Ordinary People, and his later-career gems like All Is Lost and The Old Man & the Gun. Beyond the screen, we explore Redford’s humanitarian spirit, the birth of Sundance, and how he lifted others up throughout his career.
This week, Matt and Bob are joined by returning guest Spenser Davis to break down Zach Cregger’s Weapons—one of the year’s most talked-about horror releases.The trio dig into:How Weapons blends horror, comedy, and social commentary.The Magnolia-style chapter structure—and whether it works or stalls.Memorable moments: from hot dog trays to the film’s most brutal death.The allegories beneath the scares—addiction, failed institutions, and the American suburban nightmare.Aunt Gladys as one of horror’s most unsettling new villains.Along the way, they compare Weapons to Barbarian, debate the value of metaphors and Easter eggs, and even wander into Resident Evil and Oscar predictions. It’s a deep dive into why Cregger has cemented himself as one of the most exciting genre voices working today.👉 Spoilers throughout.
Matt and Bob dive headfirst into the slapstick chaos of The Naked Gun reboot — dissecting Liam Neeson’s deadpan transformation from action icon to spoof hero, Lonely Island’s layered gag work, and which scenes had them crying with laughter (hint: chili dogs and Starbucks bathrooms are involved). They debate the 80s-style sight gags vs. the sharp 21st-century twists, chart the movie’s laugh-per-minute rate, and wonder if we’re witnessing the revival of the studio comedy.Then it’s over to South Park’s summer season, where Mackie joins ICE, Trump gets the Saddam treatment, and the show proves once again it’s still fearless (and filthy) after all these years. From the politics of parody to the joy of laughing in a packed theater, this episode is part comedy autopsy, part love letter to the art of not giving a damn.
Ep. 293 – Fantastic Four: First Steps, Finally Done Right?Marvel’s first family is back—and this time, it actually works. Bob and Barry return to the MCU ring to break down the third stab at the Fantastic Four legacy, exploring how “First Steps” balances cosmic stakes with emotional storytelling.From Silver Surfer chase scenes during childbirth to Reid’s anxious doomsday logic, we dig into how this version finally got the vibe right—sixties retro-futurism, tight character arcs, and a surprising emotional punch for new parents and longtime fans alike.Plus: Did Galactus get nerfed? Did something get cut from the final act? Is Marvel back?Oh, and yes—we discuss that Doctor Doom tease and whether Robert Downey Jr. has officially become God.Tune in for all that, plus:Mad Men meets The Incredibles?Shia LaBeouf as Silver Surfer (fan cast only, we promise)Paul Walter Hauser’s mole man almost stealing the showLike and Follow Y'all
Episode 292 – James Gunn’s Superman: Hope, Hype & Heroic UncertaintyIt’s a bird… it’s a plane… it’s another Analysis Podcast deep dive! In Episode 292, we suit up and fly headfirst into James Gunn’s bold new take on Superman. With a new Clark Kent, a stacked ensemble cast, and a shifting DCEU landscape, there’s plenty to dissect—and even more to speculate on.Bob, and Rob explore:How David Corenswet stacks up in the cape The Superman vs. The Authority tone shift Can Gunn really balance heart, heroism, and humor—or are we just getting Guardians in a cape?The risks of reboot fatigue in a world still haunted by the SnyderverseWhether this film is truly hopeful… or just another IP puzzle piecePlus, we get into the visual tone, the costume decisions, and whether the DCEU can actually be saved (or if we should all just go back to rewatching Man of Steel).Is Gunn’s Superman going to soar—or crash under the weight of expectations?🎧 Tune in to Episode 292 of The Analysis wherever you get your podcasts. Up, up, and debate away.
Fore! We’re back on the green this week to break down the unexpected swing of Happy Gilmore 2. Bob is joined by comedy connoisseurs Rob Grabowski and Greg Ott (our in-house John Lovitz historian) to discuss Adam Sandler’s long-awaited return to the links—and whether this Netflix-fueled follow-up hits a hole-in-one or slices into fan-service territory.We cover:The surprising charm of the Four Idiot Sons 🧢Golf cameos galore (Travis Kelce? Eminem? Will Zalatoris??)Ben Stiller's villainous return... and misfire 🎯Shooter McGavin’s insane asylum redemption arc 🏌️♂️John Lovitz’s perfect cameo and his real-life comeback tour with Andrew Dice ClayThe surprise star of the show? Greg’s real-life father-in-law, Kent, who appears in full costume to share what it was like being on set with Sandler and Eminem 🎥🍿We also ask: Did this movie need to save golf? Was it fun enough to earn a rewatch? And should we brace ourselves for Billy Madison 2?⛳ Whether you're a golf nut, a Sandlerhead, or just here for the nostalgia, this episode is for you.
Episode 290: Jurassic Park Rebirth – Sexy Dinos & T-Rex Set Pieces 🦖🔥Welcome back to the pod! Matt and Bob are joined by dinosaur erotica expert Rob Grabowski (yes, seriously) to break down Jurassic Park: Rebirth — the franchise’s latest attempt to resuscitate the dino magic. Did it work? Kinda!We talk:The T-Rex river raft sequence and why it actually slappedScarJo’s performance (or lack thereof)Why practical dino horror beats CGI bat-raptors in minimartsThe missed potential of a dino-in-Brooklyn storylineAnd yes… which dinosaurs are the sexiestFrom dumb plot MacGuffins to surprising moments of spectacle, we pick apart the good, the bad, and the straight-up reused. If you’ve ever wondered how horny a dinosaur can be or why Jurassic Park dialogue used to be quote-worthy, this episode is for you.🧬 Stream it. Theater it. Roast it. Love it. But one thing’s for sure: you’re still gonna hear the theme and feel something.👉 Drop us your ranking of the Jurassic franchise and your top sexy dinosaur picks — we’re reading them next episode.🎧 Available wherever you pod.
Episode 289: The Bear Season 4 – Chaos, Dissonance, and Burnout in the KitchenWe’re back, chefs. Season 3 of The Bear was one of our most downloaded episodes last year—so naturally, Adam Franchuch and Paulina Schemanski return to the studio to dissect Season 4. They bring the heat (and the industry cred) as a sous chef and GM of one of Michigan’s top restaurants.This time, we talk:🍽️ The theme of dissonance—and how it bled into both the plot and our patience👩🍳 Sydney, Sugar, and Richie as the true heart of the show⏱️ Why every second counts… until you see one more panic attack👶 The overlooked emotional depth of co-parenting and restaurant family dynamics🥂 The realism (or lack thereof) of Sweeps’ wine journey🥖 Whether the show has moved from culinary drama to art-house filler💔 And of course, Carmy: the trauma, the talent, the tiny green sweatshirtAs the series veers from grounded industry storytelling to existential loops, we ask: has The Bear lost the joy of cooking?Tune in for spicy takes, subtle brilliance, and one killer hamburger helper.
🎙 Episode 288: F1: The Movie and 28 Years LaterBrad Pitt in a race suit. Zombies with giant weeners. Welcome to summer at the movies.This week, Bob and Matt go full throttle into two new theatrical releases: F1: The Movie (dir. Joseph Kosinski) and 28 Years Later (dir. Danny Boyle). It’s speed, sweat, product placement, and apocalyptic confusion—buckle up.🟥 In the first half, the guys break down the popcorn spectacle of F1, from Brad Pitt's CGI de-aging and swagger to the real-world logistics of filming between races. Is it Maverick in a race car? Or Talladega Nights with Euro gravitas? They debate the stakes (or lack thereof), gush over the cinematography, and question if this character is more Cliff Booth or Ricky Bobby.⛔ At 26:25, they shift gears into 28 Years Later, where Danny Boyle brings back fast zombies, bone temples, and possibly the weirdest end sequence of 2025. Is this a Brexit metaphor, or just a gross-out fever dream? 🕒 Chapters:00:00 – F1: The Movie – Maverick Meets Ricky Bobby26:25 – 28 Years Later – Zombies, Brexit, and Bone Temples
This week Bob and Matt dissect three very different cinematic releases: Wes Anderson’s pastel chaos, a deep-sea implosion doc, and a tech bro fever dream masquerading as a movie. ⏱️ Chapter Markers:00:00 – 17:45 | The Phoenician SchemeWes is back with a hand grenade. Bob breaks down the “Wes Venn Diagram,” Matt praises the comedic rhythm, and Michael Cera steals the show. Bonus: eyebrow analysis and a Benedict Cumberbatch wig appreciation moment.17:46 – 32:20 | Titan Sub Disaster (Netflix)Implosions, PlayStation controllers, and corporate delusion. Bob relives learning about the story in an escape room, and Matt explores the horrifying audio build-up to tragedy. An unexpectedly gripping doc with more tension than most action films.32:21 – 41:44 | Mountainhead (Max)Billionaires with soup spoons, gobbledygook dialogue, and a plot so muddled even subtitles tap out. Bob is out, Matt is… somewhat amused. The guys debate whether it's satire, nonsense, or both—and if Steve Carell can save it. (Spoiler: maybe not.)
This week on The Analysis, Bob Pantalone welcomes back film fanatic and pop culture critic Brittney Brown for a deep dive into Apple TV’s breakout hit The Studio—a smart, satirical rollercoaster produced by and starring Seth Rogen.From Martin Scorsese directing a Kool-Aid Man movie to Bryan Cranston mangling lobster at a blackjack table, The Studio hilariously pulls back the curtain on the chaotic, ego-filled, and often absurd world of modern moviemaking. Brittney and Bob unpack their favorite episodes, dig into how real-life industry pressures show up in the storytelling, and reflect on Rogen’s evolution as a creator who’s not afraid to make himself the punchline.🎬 Expect:Hot takes on standout episodes like the Golden Globes debacle and the Olivia Wilde noir parodyWhy Catherine O’Hara is having a “Betty White” moment (and why we want more)Insight into streaming strategy, Apple TV+'s quiet rise, and what this show says about the future of HollywoodIf you're a fan of Barry, Birdman, Entourage, or just love sharp writing and great ensemble casts—this episode’s for you.👉 Tune in now, and don't forget to hit subscribe.🎧 Available wherever you get your podcasts. #TheStudio #AppleTV #SethRogen #FilmIndustrySatire #PodcastRecs
Bob is joined by Pee Wee super fan Jules to breakdown HBO's documentary "Pee Wee As Himself" Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob strip off their wet suits, deep dive and geo locate the exact topics to best discuss the final (maybe) installment of the Mission Impossible series. Give it a listen today!
Tim Robinson super fans Bob, Brittney, and Matt go sewer adventuring and sink into all of the cringe worthy belly laughs that come with A24's "Friendship" Give it a listen today!
Coogler superfan Barry joins to boys to talk about the buzziest movie so far in 2025, SINNNERS Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob "give it a stream) and touch on several of the TV wins over the last month. Give it a listen and sign my stream today!
Jules Sipes and Bob get back in the time machine for the AFI 100 challenge and discus The Philadelphia Story and Shane. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob discuss how "expendable" bong Joo-Ho's follow up to Parasite, Mickey 17, is. Give it a listen today!
Oscars authority Spenser Davis joins Matt and Bob to talk this years Oscar bet and picks. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by two students of comedy Rob Grabowski and Andrew Papa to discuss the SNL 50th anniversary episode and peacock SNL documentaries. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob have early reactions to the list a bunch of strangers made for awards acclaim. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob chase the American dream that everyone holds.... to talk drama budgets and earning a 3+ hour run time. Of course they are chopping about "The Brutalist" Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob survey the globe and give their favorite choices in unique categories to celebrate the 2024 year in movies and TV. Give it a listen today!
The boys are back on the sticks as Matt uses his telepathy to summon Bob for a discussion on "Nosferatu" and why Bill Skarsgård insists on freaking everyone out once every three years. They also dig into one of their favorite watches of the year, "Conclave" Give it a listen today!
Bob and Matt get in the coliseum and fight in hand to hand combat over the latest Gladiator movie as well as start to plot for the awards season races. Give it a listen today!
Bob and Brittney Brown get an invitation from the FREAKING WIZARD to show off their analysis sourcery and chop about the broadway to film hit Wicked! Give it a listen today!
Bob throws up the bat signal and summons Spenser Davis to talk about the Warner Bros new Joker: Flop-ie A Duex as well as join the bandwagon for HBO's new episodic series Then Penguin. Come on out to Gotham and give it a listen today!
Bob shares with Matt all of the madness that is the new Demi Moore body horror film "The Substance" (0:00-22:00) and to repay the favor, Matt takes Bob through a few streamers, "Will & Harper" and "Wolfs" Give it a listen today!
Bob and horror expert Bobby Peterson dig into the Deetz family's latest run in with the "ghost with the most" Give it a listen today!
In the longest podcast title ever, Bob and Jules break down all of the modern influences and old prospector lines from the final two movies in the 30s on the AFI 100 iist. Listen today, "there's gold in these hills I tell ya!"
Matt and Bob fight Alien acid blood and their own anti gravity goo to discuss the latest installment in the Alien canon. Give it a listen today!
Bob, Jules, and Matt dig into an all time noir classic and demonstrate as much English nobility as possible in order to discuss the recent journey around the AFI Top 100 films list. Come join in on a chop about Double Indemnity and The Bridge on the River Kwai. Listen Today!
Bob is joined by special guests from the "Video Store Memoirs" podcast to talk about the newset Deadpool movie plus some much needed energy being brought back to the MCU. Give it a listen today!
Does good old fashioned non cape fun happen at the summer box office anymore? Matt and Bob use the new Twisters movie to find out. Give it a listen today!
Bob and Jules are back at the AFI 100 list! This week they unpack the Buster Keaton silent film about a little civil war engine that could, "The General" and then go wild in celebration wile discussing Betty Davis' performance masterpiece and the script to end all scripts, "All About Eve" Give it a listen today! Link to the AFI list is belowhttps://www.afi.com/afis-100-years-100-movies-10th-anniversary-edition/
Bob is joined agin by Vik, but added to the reservation industry experts and Mabel Gray sous chef Adam and General Manager Paulina to chat season 3 of The Bear! Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob connect emotionally on Inside Out 2 and then hop on their Harley's for a brotherly ride through the newset Tom Hardy and Austin Butler vehicle (no pun intended) The Bikeriders. Give it a listen todayInside Out 2: 00:00- 23:00The Bikeriders: 23:01-Finish
Bob is on a quest to see all of the AFI Top 100 Films! Joins as he talks to classic movie SME Jules about two westerns on the list #12 The Searchers and #27 High Noon
Matt and Bob have a "GIVE IT A STREAM" (sign my stream) epsiode catching up on the latest releases and the bath the recent Hollywood films have taken at the box office.
Bob is joined by the tag team duo of Matt and Melo to talk about the wrestling drama, poor parenting, and Disney hotness showdown of Efron vs Timberlake. Give it a listen today!
How big of a Seinfeld fan are you? Matt and Bob test their affection limits with the new breakfast based Netflix movie "Unfrosted" Give it a listen today!
IT IS THE NEW INTRO SONG ERA! In part one of this episode, Matt and Bob debut the new podcast intro song while discussing A24's hit "Civil War" while showing the world the world the new mo town classic "The Analysis" made for the pod by song writing legend Paul Werner. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Zendaya subject matter expert Brittney Brown to talk all of the LOVE inside and outside of the tennis courts in the new film "Challengers" give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob kick off the episode by looking back at this years winners, featuring the biggest winner… John Mulaney and his Field of Dreams bit
This years bet... who will need to sing some matchbox 20 AND watch the last 6 years of razzie worst picture movies?! Listen and play along!
Matt and Bob catch up during a season they call "Dump-uary" but celebrate a nice gem in American Fiction. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob catch up during a season they call "Dump-Uary" but celebrate all of the Emma Stone glory in Poor Things. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by 60 year old half marathoner Jules Sipes to talk the newest Netflix awards hopeful, Nyad! Age is just a number! Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob create their own award show that showcase the shows and movies that are truly the voice of the people. Categories are belowBest actor (tv or movie )Actress (tv or movie )Funniest moment Cinematography Writing (tv or movie)DocumentaryBiopic that was worth a shitMost thrilling (paranormal warm moist sensation in your pants) momentMost Overrated/biggest disappointment (tv movie)Best cast (tv or movie) Worst performance (tv or movie)Most "Willem Dafoe" moment (can be any performance from any actor)Most likely to stand the test of timeMost entertaining /Favorite content (tv or movie
Matt and Bob catch up on some popular streams. Time breakout is below, give it a listen today!00:00-26:05 - Saltburn26:06-42:55 - Maestro42:56- End- Leave The World Behind
Bob is joined by Mike, Jordan, and first time caller HIS DAD, do. talk about the movies that you can't miss every year if you want to be able to say you had a proper holiday. There also might be some office holiday episode conversation as well... Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob are forced into the infirmary this holiday season to spend quality time talking about the Roman Empire, Holiday vibes, and the new Alexander Payne dramedy "The Holdovers" Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob summon their inner Fassbender to methodically take on the newest Fincher joint "The Killer" streaming on Netflix. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob avoid talking Taylor for long enough to break down initial thoughts, takeaways, Sling Blade impressions, and vocal choices from the newest Scorsese joint Killers Of The Flower Moon. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob bend a free kick into the topic of Netflix new Beckham documentary plus Matt plays a little game of Becks Vs Tom Cruise
Matt and Bob discuss their own inyeon and dive into two movies more alike than you'd think, Celine Song's "Past Lives" and "Spider - Man- Across The Spider - Verse" Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Vick to breakdown all the themes, performances, and family drama from season 2 of FX's "The Bear"
The biggest theater event of the year needs the biggest podcast of the year! This conversation is as ambitious and expansive as the films themselves, give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob base jump into a hot chop on the latest MI movie. is it possible to tell these movies apart? was the villain a little too out there? was Tom Cruise's running posture a little too perfect? give it a listen today!
How about a little discourse for your podcast listening pleasure? Matt and Bob debate the experience of watching the new Was Anderson joint "Asteroid City" which team are you on? Give it a listen today!
Spenser Davis joins Bob to talk about the other HBO show that wrapped this year. How underrated was "Barry" ?
Matt and Bob get into their Q Zone and talk about the show they call "The best sketch on TV"
Bob is joined by Greg and Mike to dig into the TV event of the year so far, the Succession series finale. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob are joined by college theater professor Mr Papa to talk the A24 dramedy "Beef" on Netflix along with the state of binging and domestic drama production. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob get to hang once again with their old friends Matt and Ben! Listen to hear all the takes of the new Jordan/Nike praise machine "Air"
Matt and Bob duel to the death trying to debate the best moment of John Wick 4. The loser has to take the stairs! Give it a listen today
Matt and Bob rarely miss an opportunity to watch Willem Dafoe lose his mind. Give a listen today on his latest role "Inside" as well as the hosts favorite roles he has had that put him in the Analysis Hall Of Fame!
Brenden Fraser whale puns, EEAAO acclaim, Jimmy's jokes, we talk it all! Give it a listen today
As apathy for awards shows rise, Matt and Bob hold to tradition and bring you THE picks for this years Oscar bet. Who do you think will win? Give it a listen today!
Its a big ass show right now, Episode 229 part one is talking Pedro Pascal's auto ticket to comic con legend. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob discuss why we seek tragedy as a part of our viewing diet and all of what makes this movie a top 5 watch of 2022/23. Give it a listen today!
A special pairing of tasty films. Triangle of Sadness and Tge Menu continue the trend of capitalisms place sending our moral compass into the abyss and Bob and Matt are here to be your YELP critics. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob reveal this years Oscar bet, discus the awards declining relevance, and remember past Oscar party glory.
A movie about the artists spirit directed by Spielberg? Matt and Bob break down how that can't miss premise delivered and failed to deliver in different ways. Give it a listen today!
"Some good normal chat" on what Matt says is a top 5 movie this year! give it a listen today!
Barry and Bob discuss how real grief is reflected in the newest Marvel movie, plus the two dig into some of Wakanda Forevers core themes and debate the king of the smurf's impact. Give it a listen today!
Just in time for Halloween! Bob and Jules interview horror icon and Evil Dead scream queen Ellen Sandweiss on a career exploring the creative process, saying YES, and horror conventions. Give it a listen today!
Not all press is good press right? Matt and Bob discuss the most talked about Netflix release in all the bad ways, "Blonde" Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob dig into Tom Hanks character work, Austin Butler, and which Baz Luhrmann is the good Baz Luhrmann.
If it bleeds they can talk about it! Matt and Bob talk about the newest installment into the Predator cannon "Prey"
Bob and Jordan descend into a cavernous basement to unpack the many plot layers of Barbarian. Give it a listen today!
The witches are back! and so are Brittney and Bob to chop the new Disney Plus nostalgia ride. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Saul Super Fan Spenser Davis to break down all that is the "ABQCU" Did Saul end the way we feel it should? Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined in the kitchen by Britany and Vic to chop up all the themes and authenticity within FX's new hit "The Bear" give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob do their best to chart the nuanced meaning in the new Jordan Peele movie as well as discuss the directors place in "must see" auteurism
Matt and Bob dig into the new Netflix attempt at a summer blockbuster "The Grey Man" with all its star power and resources, does it acquire the viewing public as an asset? give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Annie and David Flora to chat self referencing hero movies, Bale going bad, and Russell Crowes skirt bit in "Thor Love and Thunder" Give it a listen today!
There is just something about a good sports movie. Matt and Bob lead off the episode by talking the newest Sandler hoops streaming movie "Hustle"
Hollywood DOES still have creative ideas! Matt and Bob chew on all the juiciness that is Massive Talent
Matt and Bob finish the episode by talking about the latest Paul Schrader bubbling rage drama "The Card Counter"
Matt and Bob take you right in to the danger zone to talk about Top Gun Maverick, Matt's dream to be in the Navy, Tom Cruise's ego, and a little Val Kilmer
Spoiler Warning! Matt and Bob verse jump into the best versions of themselves to attempt to unpack all that is Everything Everywhere All At Once. Give it a listen today!
Spoiler Warning! Matt and Bob summon their inner wolf to talk about the mythic exploration, beauty, and axe to mouth of The Northman.
Matt and Bob lay out what the stakes are and their picks for this years Academy Awards! Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob put on 80lbs of makeup and get out in the rain to talk about "The Batman" Get ready for Pattinson takes, theme breakdowns, and villain praise. Give it a listen today!
Bob and Brittany make Kat's version of a pros and cons list to talk about televisions biggest hit, Euphoria. Give it a listen today!
Greg joins the boys and the 5 timers club to talk Hulu's "Pam and Tommy" Give it a listen today!
Cameron Joins Matt and Bob to chat about PTA's Licorice Pizza and some 2021 Oscar nomination takes. Give it a listen today!
Jules is back to talk about everything Lucy and Sorkin's new streaming pic, Being The Ricardo's. Give it a listen today!
Matt gives a high recommendation for this stream gem and Bob makes thoughtful comps to Mr Hollands Opus and American Pie. Was it a bridge too far on those comps? you be the judge!
Matt and Bob discuss Shakespeare screen adaptations, geek out on Fritz Lang. and go all in on Kathryn Hunter
Matt and Bob talk about the levels of movie snob and try to understand the critical response to Power of the Slog
Bob does a quick audio journal on some thoughts about the reboot of the ghostbusters reboots reboot aka Ghostbusters Afterlife
Matt and Bob audio journal their thoughts on JP's new subtle drama C'mon C'mon and catch up on their latest tv and movie stream recs. give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob visit the Daily Rip to chat about the pillars of Adam McCay's new satire Don't Look Up. Is the critical response a surprise? how do you interpret the ending? and which Jonah Hill bit was your favorite? give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob talk film noire with Nightmare Alley, the tall task of being up against spider man, and the romantic benefits of an empty theater. Give it a listen today!
Barry and Bob get in the lab to dissect the latest and most hyped version of Marvels Spider Man. Get ready for a debate on the hottest of takes "Is this the best Marvel movie to date?" Give it a listen today!
A little weekend bonus episode! Barry and Brittney are back to talk about Lin Manuel Miranda's directorial debut Tick Tick Boom! They discuss the trending topic of artists approaching 30, the creative process, and reflect on the passing of Stephen Sondheim. Give it a listen today!
The Podcasts first ever guest, Greg Ott returns for the celebration of episode 200! The guys discuss the best bits of Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 11 (0:00-30:00) and touch on Succession season 3. crack a beer, pop the champagne and give it a listen today
Matt and Bob take a trip inside Kenny's time machine to chat about the newest south park exclusive event/ "Movie Made for TV" South Park: Post Pandemic. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob discuss dads that inspire greatness, coaching, and all the throwback 90s glory of King Richard
Bob and Mike chat with Hollywood writer Kate Loveless (Shrill, Kevin can F Himself, Friends From College) and pull back the curtain for a look inside writers rooms. They discuss the creative process, collaboration, drama vs comedy and lunch amongst other things. Give it a listen today!
Bob and Brittney discuss the good, bad, and ugly (crying) in the film version of Dear Evan Hansen. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob break down the newest Wes Anderson film plus Hays quickly adds in his two cent on Dune. Give it a listen today!
Sci- Fi junkie Jordan "Idaho" Harris joins to talk Dune. Did the movie work? Can a blockbuster be smart? and will Denis Villeneuve get a shot at completing the saga? Give it a listen today!
Bobby Peterson joins the pod to take a STAB at breaking down the merits of the newest chapter in the 40 year history of Micheal Meyers. Give it a listen today!
Take a journey into the mind of Bond super fan, Matt Hays, as the boys breakdown one of the podcasts most anticipated movie's in a long time - "No Time To Die"
Bob and Barry talk about the new Netflix special from one of the greatest stand up comedians of all time. Give it a listen today
Matt and Bob get in the Kitchen and talk about the new Anthony Bourdain doc Roadrunner as well as Nick Cage's movie PIG. These movies have way more in common than you would think, give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Andrew Papa (Grand Exalted Ruler) to chat about HBO's Hacks and some other streaming content that is worth a watch. Give it a listen today!
A Case For is back! This time Bob and guest Brittney Brown profile the best and worst parts in the truly unusual career of Jim Carrey! Give it a listen today
Bob and his guest Barry have two differing opinions of this movie. Come listen in as they discuss the impact of the films humor, plot wins and losses, and have we seen enough of Harley Quinn for a bit? Enjoy!
Bob is joined by Barry to unpack the new Space Jam, worts and all, as well as LeBron's impact on the world culturally, and some memories about the 1996 original.
Matt and Bob chop about their favorite moments during ITYSL Season 2 and reflect on the current state of comedy being produced today.
Bob is joined by two Fast and Furious super fans to understand what makes these movies so dang popular. They discuss the new movie Fast 9 The Fast Saga, the evolution of the franchises style, favorite characters and stunts.
Matt and Bob break down the good (average) bad and ugly of the newest straight to stream "blockbuster" Tomorrow War. Give it a listen today!
Bob Tries the podcasts first ever solo episode and shares his thoughts on two new specials he watched, Netflix Bo Burham think piece "Inside" and HBO Max's Friends Reunion
Bob is joined by Jules to talk about the newest live action Disney reimagining Cruella. This movie rocks, but would kids enjoy it? Which Emma wins this movie? and what other films do we see influences to? Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob Catch up on some recent stream suggestions in "Give it a stream" O:00-18:17 - Our Friend (Spoilers) 18:17- 25:00 - Nobody 25:00- finish Stowaway
Bob is joined by super hero Correspondent Barry Irving to catch up on Falcon and Winter Solider, Wanda Vision, and ask is the Snyder Cut worth it? Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob lock in their Oscar picks and set out this years betting stakes. For a hint of what it is, think Nomadland bucket
Bob is joined by Matt Battaglia to chat about the evolution of monster movies, our expectations for modern CGI, and our empathy for the people in those buildings! give it a listen today
Matt and Bob have an incredible conversation with cinematographer Robert Yeoman. He’s a frequent collaborator with Wes Anderson and he walks us through how they work together. We learn their process of collaboration on set and It is evident why their work together makes the end product so unique to the viewer. He shares with us how Wes works with actors, how he negotiates his lighting with Wes and breaks down specific scenes from the movies. We should warn you that after listening to this episode you will be incredibly jealous you are not part of a Wes Anderson production. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob catch up on the South park Vaccination Special and give takes on the Oscar Noms
Oscar Nominations 00:00- 24:50- OSCAR NOMS 2021 24:50-CLOSE - VACCINATION SPECIAL
Spoilers Bob is joined by old friend of the podcast Greg Ott to talk about Bryan Cranston's new Showtime drama "Your Honor" In doing so they chop about their takes on the mini series, their affections for the actor, and decide which son they would rather raise Walt Jr or Adam Desiato. Give it a listen today!
The SNL guys are back to talk about the most recent crop of episodes. In doing so they riff on the rise in volume of Chloe Fineman, the growing fatigue of panel shows, and crown Februarys cast employee of the month.
Matt and Bob get into festival darling Minari and come up with a new rating system while circling what the Oscar bet might look like. They also dip a toe into Netflix release I care A Lot. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob breakdown Hulu's critical darling Nomadland and in doing so appreciate the value of time and experiences, name their vans, and gush about the films many achievements. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob are joined by Barry to talk about the new HBO Max Oscar contender, give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Brittney and Barry to attempt to hypothesis the meaning of Disney +'s Wandavision, Share favorite TV show parodies, and find easter eggs. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob talk the latest HBO MAX release The Little Things and dig into early awards season talk by looking at the Golden Globe Nominations
Bob and Jules are joined by the author of "Stanley Kubrick: American Filmmaker", David Mikics, to chat about the complicated and often misunderstood genius of the master director. They discuss themes, personal stories, film favorites and more, Give it a listen today!
Spoilers Bob is joined by Brittney Brown do dissect the many observations and themes made in Promising Young Woman. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Jordan Harris to talk about Hulu's "Palm Springs" that is certainly worth a watch for those in search of a few chuckles and some good feels. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob discuss how the water cooler no longer exists, and catch up on the latest streaming movies they have seen highlighting Promising Young Woman and Sound of Metal
Bob is joined by two guests to chat about the post election string of SNL episodes hosted by Dave Chappelle, Jason Bateman, Timothée Chalamet, and Kristen Wiig. We award cast member employee of the month, best bits, and favorite episodes. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by friend of the pod Barry Irving to dissect the themes in faithful adaptation of a great theater piece, chat about posthumous performance acclaim, and celebrate two searing performances in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
Bob is joined by friend of the pod Barry to break down the themes and impact of the newest Pixar movie and celebrate the growing maturity these films bring to all audiences
Matt and Bob have the good fortune of chatting with another Hollywood editing legend and Oscar Nominee Billy Weber! In this hilarious and candid conversation Billy shares his behind the scenes stories from his projects such as Top Gun, Beverly Hills Cop, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, and A Thin Red Line. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob dive into the new David Fincher passion project and debate its emotional effectiveness, technical achievements, and insight into how the world greatest movie was inspired
Matt and Bob have the pleasure of sitting down with Oscar winning editing legend Paul Hirsch to discuss his incredible career that features iconic films such as Star Wars: A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back, Carrie, Footloose, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Planes Trains And Automobiles, Mission Impossible, and Ray to name a few. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob are joined by their buddy Grabo to chat about how early is too early for Christmas movies? As well as chop about all the greatness in John Hughes Planes Trains and Automobiles
Matt and Bob sit down with long time Hollywood journalist and author Ben Fritz! Ben is the author of the book "The Big Picture: The Fight For The Future Of Movies" as well as editor for the Wall Street Journal. He previously covered Hollywood for the Los Angeles Times and Variety.
In this conversation, the group unpacks many concepts from his book on the future of the movie industry and hypothesizes how the pandemic has accelerated that change. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by newcomers Dan Martin and AJ Patton to discuss the past month of SNL. How do you feel about Jim Carrey's Biden? Who is your favorite new cast member? What are your favorite bits? How long is Keenan's contract? come on in and give it a listen!
Bob is joined by Brittney Brown to discuss favorite episodes, bits, songs, and all the many other reasons to watch Pen15 on HULU
Matt and Bob are joined by a cast member of the film to discuss the incredible social relevance of the movie, Aaron's Sorkin's writing legacy, what its like to be directed by him, and celebrate finally having a movie to look forward to.
Bob is joined by comic book correspondent, Barry Irving, to profile the cape crusader's impact in American culture, the deep bench of villain's he comes with, and the best and worst from the many TV and Film installments. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob take some time to admire South Park's Pandemic special while discussing its themes, best bits, and razor sharp social satire
Bob sits down with Mike Hammond to discuss the trends and impact social media has had on Hollywood the past 10 years. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob walk through stand out moments and discuss the impact a documentary can have on society while discussing the terrifying new documentary from Netflix, "THE SOCIAL DILEMMA"
Matt and Bob attempted to dissect the intetention of Charlie Kauffman's newest think piece while also reminiscing on the times people thought they were off the beaten trail when suggesting Eternal Sunshine. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Jordan Harris to discuss the newest live action Disney remake. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob record live in Chicago and do their best to unpack all that is Christopher Nolans new thriller "TENET"
Give it a listen today!
Bob and friends make a list of their favorite comedies to quote in everyday conversation. You all have your favorites, do any of ours fall on your list?
Matt and Bob discuss a breakthrough dating show on Netflix "Love on the Spectrum" and reflect on the run of success Netflix has had on dating programming
Hays is finally back to talk Bob about the Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon movies that are sneakily becoming one of the better movie series of the decade
A Conversation on the iconic show, if live theatre translates to film, and how to properly spit at the audience. Give it a listen today!
A conversation on when the right material gets released at the perfect time. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Brittney Brown to talk about the importance of black voices in film and celebrate some favorite black films and filmmakers in part one of a new segment. Give it a listen today!
The first installment of Bob and friends attempting to do the impossible... choose a favorite episode of The Office. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Drew Parker to profile the career and influence of Marlon Brando in a special addition of "A Case For" you won't want to miss this one, give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Spenser Davis to profile the career or Quentin Tarantino by discussing their favorite and least favorite movies from his filmography. Listen in as they celebrate his novelistic approach to story structure, stylized dialogue, and attempt to forget the Australians in Django unchained! enjoy
Bob and Jules finish the big fat conversation on modern musicals by discussing everything from the 80s to 2019. Who stole the show in "Chicago"? Is Baz Luhrmann too much? Whats the deal with Russell Crowe? and many more questions get answered. Give it a listen today!
Bob and Jules start their modern musicals conversation with the wild 70s! Fiddler! Willy Wonka! Cabaret! Rocky! Grease! and more. give it a listen today!!!
Matt and Bob span the globe talking about Netflix Dave Chappelle Kennedy Honors, Better Call Saul, Apple Plus "The Morning Show", and some deep analysis on the South Park Bro Down Bracket
Bob and friends talk about the Mount Rushmore of great trilogies, and what ingredients make the perfect set of films in a 3 part saga. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Jordan from Denver to talk about the latest Ben Affleck movie, how tested the sports movie formula is, and what they liked about the films 3rd act. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob dig into two shows that everyone is talking about, HBO flagship "Succession" and Netflix mega hit "Tiger King". Who killed Carole Baskin's husband and who swallowed their own load? All of these questions need answers
Matt and Bob catch up on Curb, Modern Love, You, and Emma, while discussing when the world will make a full transition to streaming rents vs the movie theater experience. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by some friends to talk about how to pass time while waiting out COVID-19and what world disaster movies make their Mount Rushmore of disaster epics. Give it a listen today!
This is part 1 of the "musical series" where Bob and Jules talk everything on Hollywood musicals. In part 1 they attempt to tackle the classics, starting in the 1920's and going up to the 1960's
Bob is joined by the Denver dudes to talk about the latest version of "The Invisible Man" Starring Elizabeth Moss. Give it a listen today!
The gang is back for another installment of "A Case For" This time they profile the best and worst on the career for actor Val Kilmer
Bob is joined by David and Annie Flora to talk about what nerd culture truly means, and celebrate some of Hollywood's favorite cult film franchises. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob lay out this years ballot bet by going through their Oscar picks for the 92nd Academy Awards
Bob is joined by Jules Sipes to talk the life and influence of Judy Garland as well as the new biopic starring Rene Zellweger
Matt and Bob come to you from the back of Colin Ferrel's trunk to talk the latest Guy Ritchie movie "The Gentlemen" Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob record an episode about Sam Mendes 1917 in one single jaw dropping take. Then they chop Oscar noms and lay out this years ballot bet. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob are back to talk Great Gerwigs' new approach to Little Women, Star Wars, Honey Boy, the Golden Globes telecast, and play "guess who the hell Hays is trying to reference" Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Julie Sipes to chat about the newest season of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel", name drops, and Joel. Give it a listen today
Matt and Bob do a deep dive on the newest Safdie Bros stress ride Uncut Gems, and run a quick lightning parlay on Two Popes, Frozen 2, and South Park's final month. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob amicably decide to chop without their lawyers and see if they agree on the new soul crushing Netflix drama Marriage Story, Alan Alda jokes, and predict Oscar front runners. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Jules Sipes to talk family holiday movie favorites and gets suggestions on the AFI top 100. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob celebrate what one of them considers to be "Screener Season" by talking alt comedy WWII movie JoJo Rabbit and instant masterpiece "Parasite" Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob find the perfect lap of a pod by chopping Ford V Ferrari and do a victory lap and dip into "Give It A Stream" with Peanut Butter Falcon and Netflix's The King. Give it a test drive today!
Matt and Bob stow away to an island on the east coast to get drunk, nude, and talk the latest Robert Eggers movie #thelighthouse this movie was a wild ride so, of course so is the conversation. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob are live together for the first time in a long time to talk Dolemite, South Park, and their Rick Dalton and Cliff Booth tour of old Hollywood
Ladies and Gentelmen Matt Hays is a pod man, he is joined by his partner and friend Bob to send out a pod through a series of apps all the way to the ocean. They would very much like to be the podcast for your town... Basically we chop about the last 2 weeks of South Park - Give it a listen today!
Colin and Mike join Bob to talk about the latest Joker movie that took over Hollywood, give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob dive into the first 2 episodes of season 23 of South Park"Mexican Joker" and "Band In China"
Matt and Bob talk the latest sci-fi release of Ad Astra or as they call it "Sad Brad Asstra" then dip a toe into Netflix special "Inside the Mind" and what shows they like to watch during their morning coffee or before their morning dump. give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by the hosts of Hops & Fears to talk about the latest IT chapter, baby filter Finn Wolfhard. and the best comic relief characters we remember Give it a listen today!
The gang is back together to profile the career of America's sweetheart Amy Adams in another "Case For" segment. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Annie Rijks to talk about the new AmazonPrime series The Boys and debate how much Jack Quaid looks like Bill Hader. Give it a listen today!
Matt is joined by his trusty stunt man Bob to talk Quentin Tarantino's latest mega release Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. Give it a listen and a Follow today!
Bob is Joined by Jordan to talk about the new Lion King plus how much money they have given to Disney this year and they didn't even get to go on an amusement park ride!
Matt and Bob bring in historic episode 100 by talking Netflix juggernaut Stranger Things and the much anticipated Danny Boyle movie "Yesterday" did either of these disappoint? give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob are back to talk Pixars latest Toy Story 4, Booksmart, and debate who is "Maverick" and who is "Ice Man" Give it a listen today
Bob is joined by regulars Jordan, Mike, and Colin to debate the Mount Rushmore of 90s Comedies. What iconic laugh riots made the cut?!Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob catch up on the latest at the box office by binging the John Wick franchise and washing it down with some nice Seth Rogen Rom/Com. They finish up with some Marvelous Mrs Maisel for dessert. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Barry Irving to talk about Disney's latest live action attempt, Aladdin
The Analysis ushers in the "Colin Shea Cartoon Era" by sharing many thoughts and feelings about GoT's final season, favorite characters and episodes, plus it's place in TV history.
Matt and Bob catch up on some fantastic TV and reflect on a great age of television we are currently live in. Listen today for thoughts on Netflix "I Think You Should Leave" and HBO's "Barry" and "GOT" plus a little "Marvelous Mrs Maisel" love
Bob is joined by super hero nerd Barry Irving to chop Marvel's "Avengers Endgame" Give It a listen today!
Matt and Bob catch up on everything they have recently streamed like Spider-Man Into the Spider Verse, The Mule, Triple Frontier, and Don't Worry He Won't Get Far on Foot. Bob also talks about meeting Bryan Cranston on Broadway and Matt does his impression of Bill Hader's impressions. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by long time listener and first time podcaster Spenser Davis to profile the career and make "a case for" Leonardo DiCaprio. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob lock in their picks for this years Oscars broadcast. The host with the least amount correct on Oscar night will need to do the "Roma Karate Scene" reenactment for our instagram followers
Matt and Bob are back to talk Documentary "Free Solo" and do an Oscar Round Up on the BAFTA Awards
The Analysis continues their road to the oscars by checking out Green Book plus a very nice "Give it A Stream" option in Robert Redford's last movie The Old Man And The Gun. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined by Mike and Jordan to talk about the New Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet movie "Beautiful Boy" Streaming on Amazon now. Give it a listen today!
Word of the Netflix and Hulu docs on the "Fyre Fest" meltdowns are sweeping the nation like wild...Fire.... Bob and the Denver boys jump on to give their takes on both projects and continue the great social media debate. Give it a listen today!
Oscar Nominations 2019 were released this week, Matt and Bob break them down, and then decide if they're "in or out" on TD3 after 3 episodes (37:00)
Matt and Bob get together to discuss that time Bob watched "Roma" on Netflix and Matt watched "Vice" on drugs. Give it a listen today!
Some friends of the analysis debate if Bird Box is worth the hype. Give it a listen today!
Up where the smoke is all billered and curled, through pavement and stars...its an Analysis episode. Mary Poppins returned this Christmas after 54 years, and Matt and Bob were first in line to wish her welcome. The boys jump on the mic to chop it up on their takes, so give it a listen. Spit spot!
Just in time for long holiday drives Bob sits down with the boys from Denver to make a case for and profile the career of Bradley Cooper. Give it a listen today Spoilers
Matt and Bob wrap up the final episode of #southparkseason22 #bikeparade and Hays finds out if Bob liked #gameofthrones give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob get behind the mic to catch up on the previous two south park eps and then chop it up about the Netflix streamable "Ballad of Buster Scruggs" from the Coen Bros.
Matt and bob take a break from Red Dead redemption to talk about the Freddie Mercury biopic #bohemianrhapsody and the latest episode of #southpark #nobodygotcereal give it a stream today!
Bob is joined by Mike, Jordan, and Colin to discuss their favorite scary movies to watch during the Halloween season. Give a listen as each answers the classic question "Whats your favorite scary movie?!
Bob is joined by horror nut Bobby Peterson to talk about the latest Halloween movie and try to choose how they will identify the 3 indexical titles moving forward. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob blast off into a new chop about the second collab between Damien Chazelle and Ryan Gosling, Oscar contender "First Man" They can put a man on the moon but they can't find a way to untangle Bob's headphones! give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob continue the South Park nostalgia tour and chop the return of towlie and Ep 4 of this season "Tegrity Farms" Sit back, take a hip of your p*$#y stick vape pen and give it a listen
Matt and Bob chop about Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga's new drama A Star Is Born and begin the long journey to Oscars predictions. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob couldn't sleep after wednesday night's south park ep, so they get hoped up on Ambien and pod about it instead! Give it a listen to find out what wacky drug induced, islamic pussy licking hot takes they spin. #canceltheanalysis
Bob is joined by the Denver boys plus new guest Colin Shea to do A Case For Charlize Theron. Give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob continue to chop season 22 this time about super popular Butters and his new buddy Catholic Priest Father Maxi. Hot Buttons, Hot Takes, Hot Pod. Give it a listen today!
South Park's 22nd season is live, and if you haven't seen the fist ep, you must. Matt & Bob jump behind the sticks to bring you a hot pod about this in form season premiere. Don't be whiny and bitchy and give it a listen!
Bob is joined by Bobby Peterson to talk about the new Indie hit "8th Grade" written and directed by rising talent Bo Burnham. Give it a listen today... GUCCI!!
Mike and Jordan jump on the pod again from Denver and earn their cartoons by doing a new installment of "A Case For" this time profiling the career of tv and film star Steve Carell. We are the world's best podcast... we even have a mug that says so that we picked up ourselves at Spencer Gifts. give it a listen today!
Matt and Bob accept the mission of corwning their favorite summer movie and chopping about the new Mission Impossible Flick Fallout. They wrap up the show by diving into the first few episodes of the new Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee season. Give it a listen today!
Bob is joined again by buddies JC and Dan to profile another career in "A Case For..." This time they get the adrenaline going by chopping about action icon Arnold Schwarzenegger. Give it a listen today!
To celebrate the life, belated birthday, and recent HBO Documentary release Bob sits down with friends of the Pod Barry Irving and Patrick Poulin to profile the career of Robin Williams. This chop is particularly special because it comes from the rehearsal space of Bangarang!: A Neverland Reunion where Patrick and Barry are preparing to step into a Williams Iconic role. Give us a listen and follow today!
Bob is again joined by Mike and Jordan in Denver, this time to profile the career and make a case for or against actress Natalie Portman. She's the podcasts "First Lady" in more ways than one. Give it a stream today!
Despite living on different sides of the country and juggling busy schedules The Analysis hosts were able to "Find A Way" to have a chop about the newest Jurassic Movie, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. A conversation 65 Million + 25 Years + Maybe a couple of extra weeks in the making. Give it a stream today!
Matt phones in from Sin City to chop about the latest Pixar installment, "Incredibles 2" give it a stream today!
Bob is joined again by blockbuster movie lovers Matt Battaglia and Adriel Melo to profile the career and make A Case For or Against actor Bruce Willis. A little extra attention is given to a certain iconic action film. This one is a doozy, give it a listen today!
Bob is joined agin by his horror expert Bobby Peterson to discus the new film Hereditary that is being deemed by some "The Best Horror film of the last 20 years" give it a stream!
Bob is joined by Denver buddies Mike Hammond and Jordan Harris to profile the career and make a case for or against Johnny Depp
Bob is joined by buds JC and Dan Franzo to profile the career of Tom Cruise while they they make a case for or against the multi decade star
Bob had Super Hero correspondent Barry Irving on a weeks ago to chop about Avengers Infinity Wars. We have found the footage frozen in the ocean inside of a Hydra Plane...Give it a stream Now!!!
Matt & Bob review two, new-to-streaming-services-movies in Mollys Game and Hostiles, and determine whether you should "give it a stream"
Horror correspondent Bobby Peterson earns cartoon status when he stops by to chop about Jim Halpert's new movie A Quiet Place and John Mulaney's new stand up performances on Netflix. Give it a stream!
Bob is joined by his buds Jordan Harris and Mike Hammond from the mountains of Denver to profile the career and make a case for actor Edward Norton
Bob and Matt celebrate 50 episodes by chopping about Hank Azira's new comedy Brockmire, follow up on HBO's Barry, and Westworld's return
With only days before Infinity War hits theaters, super hero correspondent Barry stops by to compare favorite Marvel Cinematic Universe movies thus far, chop about the Justice League, and give predictions on the up coming Avengers flick.
Bob is joined byfriends of the pod Melo and Matt to profile the career and make a case for actor Matthew McConaughey
Matt and Bob debate Ready Player 1, Spielberg's blockbuster relevance, HBO's new half hour comedy "Barry" and Imaginationland
The big dance is this Sunday, and the boys have done their homework! Matt & Bob sit down to catch up on the rest of the best pic nominees (Call Me By Your Name, Shape of Water, Phantom Thread, and Darkest Hour). Stick around for the oscar nominated original song "Gay Fish" off the Shape of Water soundtrack.
while Hays is on ANOTHER euro vacation, Bob takes time to sit down with Ryan Cooler superman Barry Irving to talk about Marvel smash hit "Black Panther"
Oscar season rolls along, with a lot of great movies out right now so Matt and Bob jump on the sticks to chop it up about two of them: The Post (3:45) & I, Tonya (20:20) and be sure to stick around for the highlight of the episode...the outtro (39:27)
The boys go un piquito loco for Coco! The latest and greatest from the studio that never slips up (or does it???) Afterwards they whip their lists out and rank every other Pixar film to date, chopin it up on how Coco measures up, to... Up!
New Year, New Pod!! Matt & Bob put away the auld lang syne and dive into a fresh chop. We got awards contenders, Oscar favorites, epic double headers, and even a preview of The Golden Globes, two nights after it airs!! 3 Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, Ladybird, and The Disaster Artist, all get some sweet sweet Analysis, while the boys make some early pics and "put em on The Board!"
South Park and Curb have wrapped up their perspective seasons so the boys jump on the mic to rap about the wrap ups. Chop sesh coming at ya!
Leftovers and recaps! The boys stuff your faces and ears with critical analysis of Curb, South Park, Stranger Things, prestige drama at the boxoffice, the works! They touch it all, before heading off to stuff their own pie holes on Thanksgiving!
South Park was new last week and Bob's got a hot date! Can the boys squeeze in a quick chop before he has to treat his lady?
Larry David dominates the discussion this week, Matt & Bob catch up on the last two episodes of curb as well as discuss Larry's hosting appearance on SNL.
Matt returns from Hawaii to catch up on new episodes of Curb and South Park as well as review some new movies available to stream.
Matt & Bob are joined by their old friend and friend of the pod Greg Ott, to discuss the long awaited premiere of Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 9! (4:45) and later talk some Big Mouth, a new animated show from Nick Croll out on Netflix (19:20).
Matt and Bob discuss this week's new south park episode drop "Put it Down" and later make their picks for what 10 original songs from the show would make a kick ass South Park LP (14:16)
Matt and Bob are joined by fellow CMU alum Cameron Dodge White to discuss the return of South Park with "White People Renovating Homes"
Matt & Bob dive back into season 2 of "DICE" on Showtime (4:08) and then break down Katherine Bigalow's "Detroit" (15:47)
Matt and Bob review Dunkirk in standard and full IMAX, and finish up with a little "book club corner" to discuss some soon to be major motion pictures in "Ready Player One" & "Devil in the White City"[24:25]
Matt and Bob sit down to chop it up about Baby Driver, as well as previewing Spiderman Homecoming.
Matt and Bob unpack a trio of new movies available on all streaming platforms: Lego Batman (2:42) The Edge of Seventeen (16:07) and Life (29:10). Later the chop moves to a discussion on what was the bigger laugh from two MVP scene stealing minor characters (37:00) Dr Pal of South Park vs Dave Shutton from the Simpsons!!
Matt and Bob give their take on Alien Covenant and the franchise as a whole (6:42) and later talk about HBO's Vice Principals (32:00).
Matt and Bob review "Get out" and "Logan" as well as discuss both of Dave Chappelle's netflix stand up comedy specials.
Bob sits down and continues his "averages Joe's see Oscar movies" series and talks to friends Darcia Hill and Jeremy Clements about Denzell Washington's Fences.
Matt and Bob break down the full list of oscar nominations. Who are the frontrunners, what races are tight, surprises, snubs...etc.
Bob talks with action movie fans Adriel Melo and Matt Battaglia about their rare trip to the arthouse to see "Manchester by the Sea"
Matt and Bob catch up on all the recent movies they've seen, giving thumbs up or down on a number of them as well as going in depth with this years dark horse "La La Land," chatting about a movie that may've missed the mark "The Accountant," and a possible fringe player "Sully"
Bob sits down with the stars of the Indie Horror film "The Gateway" to chat about the behind the scenes info on the movie and the indie horror genre.
Matt and Bob catch up on South Park's penultimate episode from a few weeks ago, as well as discuss Arrival (w/spoilers*)
Matt & Bob breakdown South Park's post election episode and how Matt and Trey pulled off an 18 hour rewrite after the shocking result through off their plans for the episode.
Matt and Bob discuss last week's episode of South Park "Fort Collins" as well as look ahead to what could be in store for next week, after the election.
Matt and Bob talk episode 5 of South Park's current season "Douche and a Danish" As well as look ahead to what Trey and Matt could be working on for an election night episode
This week we watched episode 4 of South Park, titled "Wieners Out" Matt and Bob give their reactions and review.
South Park returns for season 20! Matt & Bob breakdown and discuss the premiere episode "Member Berries"
Matt and Bob discuss one of the best movies of the year. "Don't Think Twice," a bitter sweet little film about the improv community, that is so spot on its cringeworthy... in a good way.
EPISODE 12 talking the Ghostbusters reboot With Kristi, Bobby, and Ghostbusters Superfan Barry.
Matt & Bob are joined by Bobby Peterson to talk about a couple unique indie offerings "Swiss Army Man" starring Daniel Ratcliff and Paul Dano and Todd Solondz's "Wiener-Dog"
Bob caught up with Jordan in Michigan after his sisters wedding to chat favorite wedding / romance flicks with the father of the bride Jim "Huge" Harris and Uncle Thomas.
Matt and Bob sit down with Barry Irving to discus his theatre company's upcoming theatrical staging of the 1996 epic "Independence Day" as well as to offer some....ANALYSIS on the upcoming blockbuster sequel.
Matt and Bob review the movie "The Nice Guys" as well as preview the upcoming slate of summer movies and other releases to get excited about.
Matt & Bob give a little analysis on The Lobster, Bob records from Austin with guests Mike "ham hawk" Hammon and Jordan "Syphilis" Harris to talk the genre of Sci-Fi
Matt Bob and Greg break down the final episode of DICE on Showtime, offer predictions for the show going forward and then play a little Dice themed trivia.
Matt Bob and Greg discuss episode 5 of DICE on Showtime titled "Sal Maldonado" as well as a Joan Rivers documentary, and Bob throws out some unexpected trivia....
Matt, Bob & Greg dive into episode 4 of DICE titled "alimony" as well as take a look back at the performance that launched Dice's comeback to relevance in Blue Jasmine.
Matt & Bob sit down with Greg to discuss this weeks offering of DICE on Showtime. Episode 3 entitled "Prestige" featuring Criss Angel, Rita Rudner, and Wayne Newton. Later the boys highlight a movie in theaters (Everybody Wants Some!!) and one new to streaming (End of the Tour) worth seeing
Matt & Bob sit down with Greg to break down episode 2 of "DICE" titled "EGO" as well as touch on shows and movies worth seeing.