The Lunchbox

Nick & Jon react to the first 3 episodes of WandaVision. What do they like? What do they dislike? What the heck is the plot? A ton of snack pack items and a new Mt. Rushmore!

Nick & Jon touch on a variety of topics including more of the streaming wars, Armie Hammer and a few other announcements in the entertainment industry.

7 years and a whole console generation later, Cyberpunk 2077 finally launched...and it was one of the worst ever. Nick & Jon detail what went wrong.

Disney dropped the proverbial nuke at their investor showcase, providing a look into what seems to be the next decade of content coming from the House of Mouse. Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, Disney, oh my!

What makes a Christmas movie? The themes? Holiday cheer? Gun-wielding terrorists? Nick & Jon have one of their most heated debates yet discussing the pillars of a Christmas film.

Nintendo has become public enemy no. 1 with repetitive cease and desists on tournaments, content creators and pretty much...everything. Nick & Jon discuss what the hell Nintendo is doing.

The Game Awards returns this week. Nick & Jon go over and predict some of the biggest award winners.

In honor of Chadwick Boseman's birthday, we take a swing at his breakout performance as Jackie Robinson in 42. Happy Birthday, King!

Nick & Jon swing their way through Harlem as they review the newest wall-crawler video game, Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Spoilers begin at 37:42.

Two more legends left us within the past month. Sean Connery and Alex Trebek passed less than 2 week apart. Nick & Jon discuss their legacies. This is a tribute.

With the PS5 and Xbox Series X launching this week, Generation 8 of video game consoles will be behind us. Nick & Jon take a look back at this past generation (PS4, Xbox One, Switch) and discuss what went well, what went wrong and where it fits in historically. A new Mt. Rushmore as well!

Trilogies! Why are they important? Why do we love them? Is there such a thing as a perfect trilogy? Nick & Jon discuss!

Happy Halloween! Nick & Jon take a look at the origins of monster movies with a dive into the Universal monsters. Then, they talk Halloween traditions, favorite scary movies along with a heated debate on the Halloweentown franchise.

A year later, Nick & Jon realize their lives are comedies as they re-watch and review Todd Phillips' Joker.

The pandemic has crushed Hollywood and movie theaters. As more movies continue to be delayed, theaters are desperate for cash and movie goers as the threat of streaming is at an all-time high. Are we seeing the beginning of the end of the cinema experience? How can they be saved?

Batman Unchained, aka Batman Triumphant, was supposed to be the 5th Batman movie. It was never made but that won't stop Nick & Jon from talking about the fabled film.

Nick & Jon swipe their bat-credit cards to try and purchase the time they lost from watching and reviewing Batman & Robin. Just kidding, this episode is fun!

Nick and Jon order drive thru in the batmobile as they re-watch and review 1995's Batman Forever.

Week 2 of our month long Batman celebration continues with a review of Batman Returns.

For September, we begin a month long celebration of the caped crusader to coincide with Batman Day! We begin with a review of the first major Batman movie, Batman '89!

DC's FanDome event last Saturday revealed a megaton bomb of information on the newest movies, TV shows and video games. Nick & Jon head to the Justice League watchtower and react to the latest news in the DC Universe!

Our beloved childhood cartoons are not safe from reboots and sequels. Cartoons from the 60s-2000s have been and continue to be rebooted, sequeled and re-imagined. Which ones have worked? Which ones haven't? And which ones are on the way? Another Mt. Rushmore as well!

In 3 months, the Xbox Series X will be upon us. We pick apart some of the new tactics Microsoft has in store for their new console generation, including Xbox Game Pass. An Xbox themed Mt. Rushmore as well.

Earth will shake when Godzilla and Kong battle on the silver screen in 2021. More news and leaks have arrived with images and rumored plot points. A Mt. Rushmore of fictional foods we wish were real!

The locomotive known as the Marvel Cinematic Universe keeps chuggin' along. With TV shows now bleeding into the movies, what does to future of the MCU look like? Have we finally reached superhero fatigue? Another silly Mt. Rushmore as well!