What’s That Smell? You Thinkin Again?

This week, David and Connor discuss the totally Italian rom com disasterpiece that is Little Italy. They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and if the Hallmark rom com formula can truly be used to create quality pieces of film. 

This week, David and Connor explore the long-lost animated classic, Smallfoot. They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and if it truly deserved to be forgotten in the wind as it has. 

This week, David and Connor follow up their discussion about Surfs Up with its ever confusing and nonsensical sequel: Surfs Up Wave Mania. They discuss the very limited enjoyment and mostly agonizing thoughts on this action packed follow up to the not at all action-packed original films. 

This week, David and Connor dive into a discussion on the first and only animated mocumentary(?), Surfs Up. They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and all their thoughts on this often overlooked, not horrible cinematic classic. 

This week, David and Connor take an extra deep dive into the cinematic follow up to Neon Genesis Evangelion. They discuss its impact on the series, if it is truly better or worse than that series, and if it was truly needed or an essential addition to the ever-expanding universe. 

This week, David and Connor explore the recent Disney+ original reboot of Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers! They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and if this concept may actually be able to be done successfully after all (despite what Space Jam 2 and company implied). 

This week on the short series, David and Connor resurrect the forgotten 2010 dumpster fire. Tooth Fairy, starring a young and regrettable Dwayne Johnson. They discussed what they mildly enjoyed, what pissed them off, and why it's still not worth checking out even a decade later. 

This week, David and Connor return to the traditionally WTSYTA format to sit down and discuss the iconic anime masterwork Evangelion. They sit down to discuss its impact, their overall thoughts, and if the format of the show truly lives up to its legendary status in pop culture history. 

This week on the abbreviated smaller series Think Stink, David and Connor return to Richard Linklater to discuss his most recent release, Apollo 10 1/2. They discuss what they liked, what they didn't and how it stacks up on the Richard Linklater Ladder. 

This week on the more abbreviated new series Think Stink, David and Connor check out the questionably high-quality Woody Allen film, Midnight in Paris. They discuss what they enjoyed and what they didn't while they try desperately to separate the art from the artist. And maybe fail a bit. 

This week in another edition of the Think Stink abbreviated series, David and Connor discuss the disaster blockbuster smash Twister! You know, the dearly beloved 1996 classic everyone knows and loves? They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and analyze the timeless and unanimously beloved nature of this classic film. Probably. 

In the first episode of this new series, David and Connor dive into the instant "classic" Kevin Hart dramedy "Fatherhood." The spoiler free dive into the film discusses their thoughts, what worked, and what didn't in this more refined edition of What's That Smell, You Thinkin Again: Think Stink. 

This week, David and Connor discuss how to approach adapting a longer story to the screen: a long film, a miniseries, or a show. They talk about the benefits of each, if longer stories are even digestible to the public or not, and what ways a storyteller can approach expressing more complex and detailed ideas. They also talk about the format of the show and the new changes to the content and uploa...

Approaching the 2-year anniversary of the podcast, David and Connor re-dive into their top 10 favorite films of all time. Just like the podcast itself, it's definitely changed over the years, so they're coming to share what's changed, what's stayed the same, and what films are still hitting hardest after all these years. 

This week, David and Connor take an extra long look at the long lost relic of the year 2014: Annie! They discuss it in depth with how it works, if it even works at all, and if the film is genius or just stupid. 

This week, David and Connor bring Reed back on to discuss the 2022 Oscar best picture nominees. They go through each film and discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn’t, and if it deserved the coveted nomination.

This week, David and Connor return to discussing upcoming movies and shows that are going to be releasing soon. Connor butchers Baz Lurhmann's name, David annihilates Fairly Oddparents, and both dive into what they're most excited for in this upcoming year.  

This week, David and Connor dive into why we like video games and why we like sports. They discuss what their appeal is, Esports and their influence, and what keeps companies trying so hard to get us to play the same game every year. 

This week, David and Connor discuss the importance of representation by shedding light on Black directors, actors, and films that mean a lot to them. They discuss their favorites, what they have to say, and why their unique voices are so important and powerful.

This week, David and Connor go into their favorite shows and movies of 2021. The year had quite a lot to offer fans of all kinds, so they dive into which they enjoy and what overlooked films might be out there worth checking out. 

This week, David and Connor discuss what it takes to create a good cinematic universe. They discuss what’s shaped them over the years, what are some non mcu examples, and if they are even a good idea in a world where the MCU exists.

This week, David and Connor bring on Jatin to discuss the cinematic explosion that was Spider-Man No Way Home! They discuss what works, what doesn’t, and how they managed to balance the monumental weight of a film on this scale. The episode does contain heavy spoilers, so watch the film!!

This week, David and Connor dive into the realm of Christmas music, both old and new. They ponder why they have left such a huge impact, why the best one's rock as hard as they do, and why we still listen to them so much even after decades upon decades of play every Christmas time. 

This week, David and Connor dive into films that performed poorly when they first released, but gained a strong fan base over time. They discuss what goes into one of these films, some prime examples, and how many tend to mislabel them while trying to figure out what it truly means to be a cult classic film.

On this spooky Halloween episode, David and Connor discuss the various Halloween centric music out there. They discuss why it hasn’t had as big a social impact as Christmas, what goes into a good spooky song, and some possible examples to get you in the spooky scary mood this Halloween.