Man Cave Movie Night

Thank you so much for listening along for the last 150 years to get us to this very special episode! We hope you enjoy!

What else do you wanna know? Just give it a listen and you'll like it. Trust us, you will. We yappin about disaster movies so what's not to love?

Travel time travel through time time travel as we travel time talk about time travel on this week's episode and how time travel has effected us and the media we consume.

Boy, oh boy, have there been lots of legacy sequels over the last few years and this week we talk about them and their effect on movies and stuff. Here's a good definition of "legacy sequels" if you don't immediately know, as pulled from Google.com:

"A legacy sequel is a work that follows the continuity of the original work(s), but takes place further along the timeline, often focusing on new characters with the original ones still present in the plot."

It's pitch time! This week we are pitching all sorts of knuckleballs and fastballs to each other as we pitch each other movies and TV shows based on the prompts we throw each other. Baseballs.

This episode is a secret. Please listen, but when we tell you to stop, YOU BETTER. And then listen again.

This week we are joined by our good friend and King, Nicholas Hans Bell, who is a book enthusiast and has read more than one book, as have we. Listen on to find out how we discuss the art of book and as we ask each other questions about em.

It's another episode covering the soon to be returning show set in the fun and bright and calm world of Westeros and dragons and all those eventful, easy and nice things. Listen on for our thoughts on the shows first season, general talk about spin-offs, and our excitement and predictions for Season 2!

The Cinematic Event of the 2020s has arrived and boy oh boy did we love every moment of it. Listen in to how much we enjoyed it and some of our thoughts on the future and why Lucas is the best because he has already seen it twice.

What movies have you seen more than any other? That's the main question we dive deep into as we dig around in the paths of our past to talk about some wonderful film experiences and memories we have.

Adaptations are one of the most prominent forms of movies and TV in the industry and we talk about how much we know about them by mostly talking about Dune for a while and then asking and answering some well-thought-out questions.

It's all in the title. We get really get into what we all think film bros are and ask related questions to figure it out.

This week we talk about the recently announced Oscar nominations for the upcoming ceremony on March 12. There are lots of things that we agree with, some that we don't and we also get into all the snubs and dubs!

We went to the Napoleon Dynamite 20th anniversary screening at Sundance with our buddies Ian Martin and Britton Inkley. Now, we're CHATTIN about it. Yeah, mostly just chattin and laughin. It's a nice one.

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We will have an interesting year in 2024 and we talk about some of the ways we think it will be.

Do you all remember the television show 'The Boys' and how it will be returning this year for its 4th season? Well, this week Jared and I (no Niall) talk about what we've loved about the first three (without Niall).

This week we're talking about the only foreign film we watched in theaters all year because it is the only one that was really distributed here, but rest assured that it is as good as everyone is saying it is and listen on for our touting its accolades, and eventual spoiler-filled conversations about the newest (and best?) Godzilla movie!

This week we take it back to the times and places and media that make us oh so longing for the past while resenting the present. Listen and enjoy.

We ask some crazy random questions this week that are gonna make you say, "wow, that was sooooo random RAWR XD"

We talk about entertainment that started out strong and then went bad, which franchises should be rebooted, and the spirit animals of actors.

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This week we've got a lot to talk about in terms of Marvel and recent MCU content and what we think should be done in the months and years to come as the content has stalled and become much less exciting and engaging and good as it has been in recent years.

Not Hidden Figures, and not Uncut Gems. We're in our hipster era this week, and we talk about stuff that we think you've probably never heard of. Rate us 5 stars, you absolute cowards.

This is a goofy episode where we don't even begin to talk about the topic (which is already pretty loose) until about twenty minutes in and then we immediately get side-tracked again and pretty much spend the whole time goofin and gaffin. Anyways, we hope you enjoy it all the same.

As in the genre of movie... Or as in the album? Guess you'll have to listen and find out how much we talk about one or the other or maybe even both.

This week we have lots of fun talking about what makes monsters so appealing, why we love to hate them or love to love them and we even come up with the best possible monster for a monster movie as well which was really fun and the one we came up with will win awards for being so good.

DISCLAIMER: Man Cave Movie Night does not support crime in any way. We don't commit crime, nor do we think it'd be good or fun to do so. Please do not commit crime or leave this episode with the impression that crime is good or that we support it. It's not and we don't. It's very bad. If you are considering participating in crime in any fashion, don't.

What is a mystery? Wouldn't you like to know.

Trilogies. We know them, we love them, we hate them. Why do they exist? Are they good? Could we make some better? You'll just have to listen to find out what we think and say and feel.

This week we grace your ears with some fun talk about what makes a reboot or remake good or bad as well as talk about some of those examples and pitch some hypotheticals.

This week we give you an absurd amount of recommendations not just for movies and TV shows, but also for books, video games, and one more entertainment genre that shall remain a mystery unless you listen to the episode.

This week we talk about the heroes in a half-shell, especially the new movie Mutant Mayhem, as well as a few other topics that come up from some of the questions we ask each other.

The boys are stoked on trivia these days, so they challenge each other to climb the mountain of niche knowledge in a race of pure wit and mental fortitude. Only one shall see the summit.

Non-spoilers then spoilers for Dead Reckoning: Part One! This week we talk about the franchise Tom Cruise has led since 1996 all about espionage, stunts, and blowing stuff up!

Non-spoilers then spoilers! This week we talk about Wes Anderson's newest film Asteroid City and ask each other some more questions following up on our last episode about him from a couple of years ago!

The boys talk about everyone's "favorite genre of cinema" (quoted by Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, others) this week as we dig into what makes an excellent romantic comedy, which we love and which ones you should maybe avoid, and also some of the best stars of the genre!

This week Lucas and Niall talk about the hotly anticipated third season of I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson!

Non-spoilers then spoilers! The hottest game in the world right now and Jared and Lucas talk about what makes it so fun and addicting!

Non-spoilers then spoilers! If you're holding out or not sure on this one, listen to us sing its praises for the first few minutes before we really get into what makes this exemplify Diesel's "Felliniesque" approach to filmmaking.

We talk about one of the best shows ever made this week as we go through some of our favorite characters, elements, episodes, and moments from the show Better Call Saul.

We're back with another MCU movie episode, but this time about one that all three of us thoroughly enjoyed!