It's Episode #175 for How to Train Your Dragon 2, in which our protagonist discusses the trepidation regarding sequels...especially sequels to good movies, problems with the film's trailer and how refreshing a non-ripoff 3D movie is... Direct link for the

It's Episode #174 for Edge of Tomorrow, in which our protagonist is joined by Rox of Spazhouse, who's conquered several worlds. Together, they discuss Groundhog Day plus exoskeletons, fun with alien design and how to properly do a summer tentpole release.

It's Episode #173 for Medieval Times Atlanta, in which our protagonist is joined by the wizard, Rox of Spazhouse. Together, they discuss the perils of giant owls, how to cheer for (and thus confuse) the villain, and how to raise your social standings thro

It's Episode #172 for Robocop (2014), in which our protagonist enjoys back story and setup as much as the next bearded lunatic who can drive, but really wants the story to just get underway. Also, he defends remakes (no, really)...and applauds the new bla

It's Episode #171 for Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, in which our protagonist enjoys Kenneth Branagh's accent, criticizes Chris Pine's lack of mad face and wishes for more thrill in the thriller. Direct link for the feedreaders. Downloadable iPod version here

It's Episode #170 for Frozen, in which our protagonist watches Disney rise from the ashes of Pixar, gets tricked into enjoying a film and hopes Lebo M got paid. Direct link for the feedreaders. Downloadable iPod version here. Want to subscribe to our Wayh

It's Episode #169 for Saving Mr. Banks, in which our protagonist praises Emma Thompson even though in this instance he can't stand her, is happy that Ruth Wilson is getting work but wants her to do something else, and bemoans the fact that a spoonful of s

It's Episode #168 for Homefront, in which our protagonist should break into a chorus of "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" but doesn't. Also, a discussion of the punch to silliness ratio and how James Franco can be the Matter Eater Lad of scenery. Direct link f

It's Episode #167 for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, in which our protagonist enjoys a bit of good old fashioned evil, tries to figure out what exactly is missing and why the fire didn't catch a lot faster. Direct link for the feedreaders. Downloadable

It's Episode #166 for Kill Your Darlings, in which our protagonist marvels at how non-Harry Daniel Radcliffe can be, how full-on Burroughs Ben Foster can be, and wonders if the sub-genre would be considered "beat noir"? Direct link for the feedreaders. Do