The Pizza Time Nerdcast

Ed and Alex go through the major trailers that dropped for the big game, including The Flash, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Fast X and so many more. We explain why we're officially hyped for The Flash movie. We also talk about The Last of Us concluding Henry and Sam's story and finally we give our first very quick reaction to Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania.  

Alex & Ed continue their exploration into Indian cinema with Siddharth Anand's 2019 action-thriller War. They also talk about their thoughts so far on HBO Max's The Last of us.

In this episode Alex and Ed review Pathaan, the newly released action spy thriller from Yash Raj Films. It sees Shah Rukh Khan return the screen as the titular character, Pathaan, and team with Deepika Padukone and John Abraham in this globe trotting epic and fun movie from director Siddharth Anand. We also talk about why Indian cinema seems to remember that movies should be fun, while American ci...

Alex and Ed review Netflix's Alice in Borderland, the Javanese TV show adapted from the Manga of the same name. Explaining why its better in almost everyway than Squid Games. The duo also get into HBO Max's much maligned Velma and explain why its actually just as bad as everyone says. 

2023 will be the year we all return to theaters in mass so Ed and Alex talk about the massive slate of films dropping this year. The list includes Scream VI, Evil Dead Rise, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, John Wick: Chapter 4, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning, Super Mario Bros. The Movie and so so much more! 

The 2022 season has come to a close and Alex & Ed cover the very best of the year (with some disappointments), while also wrapping up their first year of Pizza Time Podcasts.  Note from the hosts: 1 year. It's been 1 year of us two idiots chatting our heads off about the thing we love the most, and although there were wasn't a BTS armies worth of listeners out there, the lot of you that h...

Alex & Ed give their thoughts on one of the biggest movies of 2022, 13 years in the making, Avatar: The Way of Water. They also talk the Across the Spider-Verse trailer and all the whirlwind DC news that dropped this past week.

Ed and Alex break out the tier ranking table to rank the Marvel Cinematic Universe most recent chapter, Phase Four. We discuss why Phase 4 was the weakest Marvel Phase yet but still manage to give some love to a few of the properties that came out. Phase four consisted of 18 properties, 7 films, 2 special presentations and 9 TV shows. 

Alex & Ed go over the huge trailer drops of the week including Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3., as well as their review of the Bollywood phenomenon sweeping the globe RRR.

We give our thoughts on the newly released Guardians of the Galaxy: Holiday Special, explaining why Marvel Phase 4 ended on a high note. We also talk about the passing of Power Rangers' Alum Jason David Frank, famous for portraying Tommy Oliver in the show and movies, explaining why he was every 90's kids hero. Finally we discuss the insanely reported budget for Avatar: The Way of Water and if it...

Alex & Ed old nothing back with their first time responding to their Tik Tok followers' responses and questions to their Wakanda Forever review. They also cover: Fast X budget skyrockets, Indy 5's 1st on-set photos, and Babylon's worrisome first reviews.

Marvel has returned to the big screen with Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the long awaited sequel takes on Chadwick Boseman's untimely death and delivers an emotional character driven story that packs a punch. We give our thoughts on the film and the arrival of Namor.

Alex & Ed talk Avatar: The Way of Water Trailer 2, Marvel Studio's Wonder Man announcement and their thoughts on the highly-talked about horror film Barbarian.

This episode we tackle our favorite Halloween films, including the underrated Halloween H20 and a terrifying lesser known gem called Lake Mungo. We also explain why the original 1978 Halloween is very overrated and Alex describes his hate for The Nightmare Before Christmas.  We also discuss the news of the week, focusing mostly on James Gunn and Peter Safran taking over the DC Universe. 

Dwayne Johnson's long anticipated DC film Black Adam finally arrived in theaters, we give our thoughts on the movie and why we were pleasantly surprised with the film. We also talk about why the Rotten Tomatoes score is so low?  

Alex & Ed discuss the highs and lows of the She-Hulk Finale, their thoughts on Marvel Studio's special presentation Werewolf By Night, and give their review of Halloween Ends.

We're back, after our fall hiatus Alex and Ed return to discuss the biggest topics they missed, including Harrison Ford's addition to the MCU as Thunderbolt Ross. Mahershala Ali's Blade getting delayed by a year, losing it's director and apparently facing major creative issues due to Kevin Feige being spread to thin. Finally the boys breakdown why comparing Black Panther producer Nate Moore compar...

Alex & Ed cover Disney's big D23 conference and give their reactions to all the things that dropped across Marvel to Star Wars including Secret Invasion, The Mandalorian Season 3, Avatar: The Way of Water, and Indy 5. Plus, they give their surprising thoughts on She-Hulk Ep 3 and 4.

We're back to talk about the Winners and Losers of summer movie season 2022, including Netflix and the MCU. We also break down the continuous news on Ezra Miller. Lastly we discuss Dan Lin, DC's rumored new lead and discuss why he's probably the right guy for the job. 

Pizza Time is Review Time this week as Alex and Ed give their first thoughts on Marvel's newest show She-Hulk. They also talk about the absolute brutal finale to Better Call Saul, explaining why this type of show only comes around once in a generation. 

We're back to break down the never ending news surrounding Ezra Miller, including why his apology just isn't enough. We're also talking about Sony's Madame Web film and why we're actually kind of excited for the film. 

Ed and Alex are back to review two new releases Sony's Bullet Train and Hulu's Prey. Bullet Train is the newest action-comedy from Director David Leitch, that follows Brad Pitt and group of assassins aboard a bullet train in Japan. Think Guy Ritchie meets Quentin Tarantino. Prey is the newest sequel in the Predator franchise that serves as a quasi prequel, it sees a young Comanche hunter go toe to...

In this episode Ed and Alex talk about all big news from last week, including the massive HBO Max and DC shakeup, including the cancelation of Batgirl. We also talk about the new 10 year plan David Zaslav and Alan Horn may have for DC moving forward. Finally we get into the MCU with some Eternals 2 news and break some wild rumors about Sony's Madame Web. 

Alex & Ed give their reviews for Jordan Peele's "Nope," and The Russo Brothers' "The Grey Man," and, boy, was it a weekend of surprises.

Alex and Ed breakdown all the big reveals from San Diego Comic Con including the announcement of the MCU's Phase 5 and 6, which includes dates of Fantastic 4, Blade, Captain America: New World Order, and massive reveals like Avengers: Kang Dynasty and Avengers: Secret Wars. We also breakdown the incredible Black Panther: Wakanda Forever trailer and the less incredible 'She Hulk' Trailer. Lastly we...