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It's a two in one this week. We discuss the first three episodes of Shogun then Dasher's pick which is on Netflix and goes by the name Gantz O!

Seth chose a film not know by many but, even Ian and Dasher had never seen or heard of Layer Cake.

It's our first time in almost 200 episodes talking about James Bond. So why not talk about one of the best?

Sorry we couldn't cover Napoleon, so in a last minute decision Dasher chose the 2014 war movie starring Brad Pitt "Fury"

Seth picked the movie that swept all the Oscar categories and surprisingly none of us saw when it was in theaters. But did it deserve the nominations it got?

Ian chose the sequel to Top Gun. Is it better, worse or as good? Well that's what we're here to talk about.

Dasher picked the 2008 "biographical" kung fu epic Ip Man. Based on the life of Bruce Lee's mentor.

Seth wanted to cover John Wick 4 but we just ended up watching all of them so now we're gonna talk about all of them.

Ian chose the film that swept the 1999 Oscars. And try to take away your feelings about the lead actor. If you like this episode please leave a review.

Dasher picked a movie made on a dare! Have you heard of it? 

Seth picked a movie that everyone has clearly seen except Ian. Why he hasnt is a mystery but that time is over. This is what he thinks vs what everyone else thinks.

Ian picked a movie he has been bitching about for years. But why? Also Dasher has never seen it ever and Seth never finished it. Do they share his feelings?

Japan is out to prove they know how to make a Godzilla movie better than we do here in America. How did they do? That's what we're here to discuss.

Seth chose a newer movie which we havent really covered in a while and he went Christmas themed and chose the 2022 action movie "Violent Night"

Ian couldnt review Dogma because you cant buy or stream it anywhere so because the new Wonka movie is coming out he thought why not review a good Wonka movie.

From the universe of The Boys, Amazon released a spinoff called Gen V so of course we have to talk about it.

Dasher picked Tarantino's Kill Bill. Are they both good? is only one good? Or do they both suck? We'll discuss.

Sorry we're later putting this episode up but it was the holidays and Ian is lazy. anyway Seth chose Netflix's the Fall of the House of Usher. 

Ian has to know if he is the crazy one by thinking Fight Club is not all it's cracked up to be. What did the other two think?

Dasher's pick for the week is the 2014 Denzel movie "The Equalizer" that he picked having never seen it, and neither had anyone else.