There and Back Again & Again

In this episode, Sean and Brendan revisit Ant-Man and the Wasp, exploring how this breezy sequel fits into the larger story of the Infinity Saga. They talk Paul Rudd’s endlessly lovable take on Scott Lang, the expanded dynamic between Ant-Man and the Wasp, and the film’s blend of humor, heart, and Quantum Realm chaos. The conversation also touches on character development, meaningful subplots, and how the movie sets the stage for what comes next—especially in those mid-credit scenes.

In this episode, Sean and Brendan revisit Avengers: Infinity War—the emotional, universe-spanning spectacle that redefined what a superhero film could be. They explore the Russo brothers’ masterful direction, the layered performances, and the staggering scope that brought years of storytelling to a breaking point. From character reunions and witty banter to Thanos’s chilling philosophy and the gut-punch of “the snap,” they unpack the humor, heartbreak, and scale that made this film an instant classic. With reflections on the score, loss, and legacy, this conversation captures the tension and triumph that set the stage for Endgame.

Sean and Brendan explore the cultural significance and storytelling power of Black Panther, Ryan Coogler’s groundbreaking entry in the MCU. They reflect on Chadwick Boseman’s enduring legacy, the film’s vibrant world-building, and the moral complexity of characters like Killmonger. The conversation dives into the film’s music, character dynamics, and supporting cast, highlighting how Black Panther blended entertainment with meaning. From its Oscar recognition to its lasting impact on representation in cinema, this discussion celebrates a film that reshaped both the Marvel universe and movie history itself.

For our Never Seen November finale, we finally hit the gas on Ford v Ferrari. Brendan and Sean dive into the high-octane drama of racing, rivalry, and relentless passion—while unpacking standout performances from Matt Damon and Christian Bale. We explore James Mangold’s sharp direction, the emotional core beneath the horsepower, and how this true story turned into one of the most compelling sports films of the decade. From awards buzz to pacing and character depth, we reflect on why great storytelling—not just speed—makes this ride unforgettable.

Our third entry into this year's Never Seen November explores heartbreak, memory, and messy love with Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind—Michel Gondry’s surreal interpretation of what it means to forget and forgive. We talk Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet’s raw, vulnerable performances, Charlie Kaufman’s brain-bending script, and how this dreamlike film turns emotional pain into art. From erasing memories to bittersweet reunions, we unravel why Eternal Sunshine still feels as inventive and devastating as ever.