DBTG: A Guide to Sequels and Remakes

Mark and Mike gather their medical records and watch the 2024 remake, Road House. They talk rowdy bars, MMA villains, and their boy Jake

Mark and Mike ain't afraid of no requel when they watch the 2021 sequel, Ghostbusters: Afterlife. They discuss adult comedies, fan service, CGI of the dead.

Mark and Mike answer the call when they watch the 1995 sequel, Ace Ventura When Nature Calls. They talk Jim Carrey energy, acting animals and talking out of your backside.

Mark and Mike are the only men for the job when they watch1993's Hot Shots Part Deux. They discuss parody movies, 80s action movies, and long musical numbers in comedies.

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Mark and Mike get five for fighting when they watch the 2017 sequel, Goon: Last of the Enforcers. They discuss sports comedies, the rules of hockey, and the stardom of Sean William Scott

Mark and Mike deck the halls and watch the holiday special, A Very Harold and Kumar Christmas. They talk 3D films, buddy comedies, and claymation.

Mark and Mike are the holdovers when they watch the 2006 remake, Black Christmas. They discuss gore horror, back stories, and how many is too many characters.

Mark and Mike don their leather jackets and watch the 1982 sequel, Grease 2. They discuss musical numbers, trading in cruisers for motorbikes, and who wants to be a Pink Lady.

Mark and Mike are the best around when they watch the 1986 sequel, The Karate Kid Part II. They discuss the high of karate tournaments, the wrong side of the tracks, and drum fighting techniques.

Mark and Mike know your name when they watch the 2016 sequel, The Conjuring 2. They talk the conjuring-verse, creepy kids, and the best names for demons.

Mark and Mike hold a seance and watch the 2023 remake, Haunted Mansion. The discuss a talented cast, product placement, and movies based on rides.

Mark and Mike are late for registration when they watch the 2013 prequel, Monsters University. They talk college movies, the Scare program, and the collapse of Monster World.

Mark and Mike find their superhero suits and watch the 2018 sequel, The Incredibles 2. They discuss voice acting, family dramas, and big budget action sequences.

Mark and Mike shred and watch the 2020 sequel, Bill and Ted Face the music. They discuss trilogies with long gaps, Keanu Reeves coming back, and how music can save us all

Mark and Mike wake up 200 years later to watch the fourth installment of the Alien franchise with 1997's Alien Resurrection. The discuss Canadian movie shoots, clone technology, and wet monsters.

Mark and Mike are back after a month-long hiatus to play matchmaker and watch the 2020 adaptation, Emma. They talk what they know about Jane Austen, the similarities between Clueless and the allure of a period piece.

Mark and Mike jot down an entry and watch the 2004 sequel, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason. The talk Americans playing Brits, slapstick rom-coms, and what happens when the first movie ends

Mark and Mike rack 'em when they watch the 1986 sequel, The Color of Money. They discuss the lure of Paul Newman, the rise of Tom Cruise, and the surprise of Martin Scorsese.

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Mark and Mike take the field and watch the 2005 remake, Bad News Bears. They discuss child actors vs athletes, the Bad Santa hangover, and little league shenanigans

Mark and Mike are a foot when they watch the 2022 sequel, Enola Holmes 2. They get into child actors, fan fiction, and designing a good movie mystery.

Mark and Mike pour a drink and watch the 1936 sequel, After the Thin Man. They talk the history of sequels, quick banter, and the delight of a murder mystery.

Mark and Mike phone it in while watching the 2023 sequel, Murder Mystery 2. They discuss the benefits of filming on location, the quality of streaming movies, and a lack of a murder mystery.

Mark and Mike claim their birth rite and watch the 2017 remake, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword. They discuss folk lore, franchises that didn't get to a part two, and Guy Ritchies unique style.