Missed the Mark

In celebration of Avengers: Endgame, we decided to take a look back at Age of Ultron and figure out why it clocked a 75% on Rotten Tomatoes. Or maybe it's just an excuse for us to watch a fun movie.

Baz Lurhmann's take on Romeo and Juliet is an interesting one if you're already a fan of the source material, otherwise, it just feels like Shakespeare with a racing stripe.

While Lucky Number Slevin has a strong cast with a quick wit to gallop through its runtime, it is ultimately hobbled by its weak script.

When a movie is so bad it's good, its flaws become its strengths. D-War just happens to be one of the best examples of that.

Hanna is an ambitiously flawed fairy tale, but compelling none the less.

A movie about time travel, friendship, and the power of filming on a $7000 budget.

This martial arts film has a lot of problems, but fighting is not one of them.

Does this cult classic stand the test of time or end up in the weeds?

You would think with the names that worked on this film, and the time at which they worked on it, this would have been one of the greatest action films ever made.

For a movie that was referenced in almost every piece of pop culture in 1993, it certainly is forgettable today. This episode turns into a physics problem.

Rocky IV maybe the worst and greatest sports film of all time, and it sure is entertaining.

A movie involving two Lions, two actors, two scripts, and two tones.

I hate that I am about to say this but the two of us are Split when it comes to Glass, but our friendship remains...Unbreakable.

A strong pairing of Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds manage standout in a run of the mill Rom Com.

While Conan the Barbarian is a cult classic, Conan the Destroyer, like its final monster, is an abomination.

A knockoff version of Raiders of the Lost Ark, or an underrated guilty pleasure? Why the poor reviews?

Join us for a very special face to face episode to close out our 2018 slate of movies!  We discuss the newly released Vice and hope that we don't get shot in the face for our troubles.

The sequel to one of the greatest action and Christmas movies of all time shows exactly why it is just a sequel.

Is the movie as good as the Sci-Fi series it spawned?

In anticipation of Adam McKay's new film, Vice, we went back and reviewed his second film, Talladega Nights. Does it hold up? One of us thinks so...