What’s That Smell? You Thinkin Again?

This week, David and Connor discuss the plethora of things to come for the rest of 2021! They discuss Ridley Scott’s next endeavors, what PTA could be cooking up with Licorice Pizza, how awful Sing 2’s trailer is, and much much more of what’s up and coming this year.

This week, David and Connor tackle the seemingly impossible task of discussing what makes comedies work and what makes them fail. They discuss the different types of comedy, the merits of each, and why it’s important to understand what a comedy is going for and why they hit so hard for so many.

This week, David and Connor dive into films that discuss the ideas of college, living on your own, and defining yourself after huge change. They discuss the best examples, some of their favorites, and their impact as college students themselves. Also Connor sends his apologies for the less than ideal mic quality on his part, connection issues were very limiting this week.

This week, David and Connor discuss the role of cliches in film and tv. They discuss why they rub so many people the wrong way, they discuss some of the most infamous, and why they maybe aren’t as horrible as they seem to be.

This week, David and Connor dive into what makes a quintessential summer film. They discuss what makes them work, their favorite ones, and why they’re so important to growing up and living up summer.

This week, David and Connor bring on Logan from Filmbrocast to discuss the career of Wes Anderson. They discuss their thoughts on the films, how his style has changed over time, and all of their favorite moments within his large catalogue of memorable moments.

This week, David and Connor discuss the cult classic Space Jam and it’s recent begrudging sequel, Space Jam: A New Legacy. They discuss the art of crossovers, how each film holds up, and if it’s even possible to make a worthwhile sequel to the classic original film.

This week, David and Connor come together to create the ultimate coming of age tier list. They discuss what goes into one, how specific films stack up, and what they believe are the best coming of age films and how they stack up against the rest.

This week, David and Connor dive into the newest tv show sensation: Loki! They talk about what they enjoyed, what it implies for the future, and how it holds up compared to its tough competition for the best disney+ marvel series.

This week, David and Connor dive into the art of video game movies. They discuss what goes into making one work, why Hollywood can’t seem to make them work, and some video games they believe would make good films in the future.

This week, David and Connor dive into what they believe makes a good villain character. From Killmonger to Doflamingo, they analyze what makes them work, why they are so interesting to learn about, and why we love To hate them.

This week, David and Connor talk about that glorious stretch from 1989-1999 when Disney dropped classic after classic. They discuss what made them work, why they’re still relevant today, and what ground had to broken to make these classics hit as hard as they did.

This week, David and Connor bring back Reed to discuss the next decade in their trip to ranking them all, the 2000s! They discuss the CGI revolution, the rise of the internet, and all the films that defined and shaped their generation.

This week, David and Connor discuss films they believe have been overlooked by the masses and deserve a check out. Wether it’s because of the content, when it came out, or just a lack of attention; the boys chat about why you should give these lost gems a peek.

This week, David and Connor discuss some more trailers that have releases recently. From the upcoming MCU projects to Last Night in Soho, they discuss the promising projects that are likely to make 2021 memorable, for better or worse.

This week, David and Connor discuss why it is we love action movies so much. They talk about what makes them successful, the ways in which they capture our imagination, and why they have lasted and evolved so much over time. Plus Connor had a sneezing fit, so who wants to miss that??

This week, David and Connor talk about what’s popular with modern music. They talk about how different genres rose in popularity, how they influence music as a whole, and why some last and some don’t.

This week, David and Connor discuss the shifting popularity of different film genres. They discuss why some get big, why some don’t, and how they can influence and inspire the next generation.

This week, David and Connor discuss the impact and techniques of the video game giant: Nintendo. They discuss why it’s lasted so long, why it’s characters are so iconic, and how exactly it still manages to be unique and new after all this time.

This week, David and Connor bring Jatin back in to discuss the most recent marvel Disney+ show, Falcon and the Winter Soldier! They discuss their thoughts on all the current shows as a whole, what makes the show work, what were its flaws, and what their thoughts were on the upcoming Loki series as well.

This week, David and Connor discuss the Disney princesses and their individual complaining songs. They talk about what makes the song work, what makes them suck, or just what exactly makes them memorable and what it says about their characters.

This week, David and Connor tackle the ever changing role of romance in movies and television. They talk about how it’s changes, how it works, and why it’s impacted the way we think about our significant others.

This week, David and Connor talk about some trailers that have released recently and their thoughts on all these upcoming films. From Space Jam 2 to Thunder Force to The Suicide Squad, they get into the nitty gritty of the films upcoming in 2021

This week, David and Connor analyze the masterclass sequel to the cinematic masterpiece “the Goofy Movie.” They go through the plot, talk about what makes it work, and why it should be hailed as the next big thing and why you should watch it right now.

This week, David and Connor discuss the crapiest of crap, movies that are so bad that they’re good. They discuss what makes them enjoyable, how the differ from person to person, and some films they find so bad that they gotta love them anyways.