Blasting off in search for answers; this time around the boys take a look at a movie where they send a Ken doll into space, he finds a Rocky (not that one) and apparently everything on set was real... so... Hollywood is so back, baby! Can this Ryan Gosling led flick take us to the stratosphere or is it just another failure to launch?

The boys take a look at the latest tales from Westeros with HBO's newest Game of Thrones series; 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdom.' Following on from the tales of Dunk and Egg, does this new look at the history of the realm sore the heights of the dragon or fall short at the final joust?

I don’t like spice, it’s coarse and rough and irritating it get’s… oh wait wrong movie. Liam Reidy & Joe Cassidy return for a brand new(ish) episode, peaking with bright blue eyes at Denis Villeneuve’s Sci-Fi sequel; ‘Dune Part Two.’

Step onboard the space station Romulus this week as the boys open the airlock on the newest film in the ‘Alien’ franchise. Will this one be worth the space travel or one movie to leave in the cold vacuum of space?

Hot off the wings of it's second season, this week the boys talk all things Westeros to tackle House of the Dragon. Flying high above the comon folk or falling in flames, does the spin off mean a return to form for HBO and its new cast of would be kings and queens?

Grab your whip and fedora as this week the boys tackle one of Hollywoods most iconic characters, Indiana Jones! We dial into deep discussions of all things Indy. Is the newest outing fulfilling its destiny or another legacy sequel of doom?

Back from the void between multiverses Two Reels Podcast is back! And one return deserves another as Hugh Jackman dons the claws once more in the third Ryan Reynolds driven “merc with the mouth” Deadpool movie. A slashing good time? Or a bullet to the head of the first R-rated MCU outing?

Taking a trip back to last years summer blockbuster based on the life of 'The King' himself; Elvis Presley. This Baz Lurman adaptation of the life and times of it's titular character, that's headlined by Austin Butler and Tom Hanks, gives us a dramatized look at the exploits of one of the most beloved stars of all time. Can't help falling in love with this one or could it be return to sender?