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What's up Bros, a Friday upload comin at ya this week due to some personal issues so we had to record later in the week but back to a normal schedule next week. In this episode we discuss a little bit of the NFL quarterback situation and possible landing spots for a few of them, also how the NBA has looked since the all star break, and we're only 28 days till baseball! 

In this episode we are joined by special guest Trevor, biggest blue jackets fan on the planet, to break down the Superbowl, discuss some more NBA trades that we missed last week, call out Activison for already abandoning MW2, and then cover the train derailment situation.Make sure to follow us on social media:Twitter:  Broscussions_PInstagram: broscussionspodcastTikTok: @broscussion

Folks we did it! This week we celebrate our one year anniversary by discussing our favorite segments and the great memories we have made this year. IT ALL STARTS HERE FOLKS!!!!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beardsbrewsbros/support

A TASTE OF THE MULTIVERSE!!! Two Justice Leagues!! Same cast, similar plot, yet two completely different movies. The Legendary Snyder Cut is now available for all to see in its 4 hour long runtime. The Brother's Brotastic have long been behind the rallying cry of #releasethesnydercut. Was it worth it? Is 4 hours too long? Is there enough of a difference? Listen now to find out!!

The contents or this podcast should not be listened to by kids, the elderly, people with no sense of humor, no sense of irony, no sense of smell, Ricketts, Pneumonia, Type 2 Herpes, smelly feet and /or people who thought Gina Carrano added nothing to The Mandalorian.

No chicks this week bros! We talk about DUDE stuff and BRO things! Like WORKPLACE ETHICS! and QUICKBOOKS! and FLESH GORDON! It's totally BROTASTIC! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/atif20/support

Do you remember the Oscars from March of 2020? Well it was right at the start of the pandemic that saw global quarantines and shutdowns. Cinematic Brotastic was affected like so many other things in 2020. WE LOST AN EPISODE!!! But hey, we found it! Hot off of a Golden Globe Win, The Brother's Brotastic felt that 1917 was a shoo-in for the Oscar win. Imagine our disappointment when it didn't. Hear why we thought this movie was sure to take home that golden statue, so many months ago.

Flash…AAAAaaaaa! It’s hard “not” to follow that word with the epic vocals of Queen every time it is uttered. This movie is far from obscure, unlike how the film’s main antagonist views our humble little planet. A rare opportunity presented itself before theaters shut down; the local arthouse theater was showing a cult classic, unseen on the big screen by the Brother’s Brotastic. For one, this was just another tally added to the countless viewings of a childhood favorite. For the other, an unseen gem who’s splendor was only known through others. How does this cult classic hold up to today’s standards? Don’t hold your breath, but listen in to our latest episode to find out.

The new year is looking Brotastic! Philip and Andrew are back from the break and start off Season 2 of Cinematic Brotastic with Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse, a unique blend of animation styles that don’t clash, but rather creates a one of a kind viewing experience that has the added bonus of being family friendly as well. The Cast includes Shameik Moore, Jake Johnson, Hailee Steinfeld, Mahershala Ali, Brian Tyree Henry, Lily Tomlin, Luna Lauren Valez, Zoё Kravitz, John Mulaney, Kimiko Glenn, Nicolas Cage, Kathryn Hahn, Live Schreiber, Chris Pine, Natalie Morales, Oscar Isaac, Greta Lee, and Stan Lee. Philip and Andrew welcome each other back from the break and talk about what they have seen in the meantime. Both saw Skyscraper, starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, but not together. Tey then discussed what TV show they were hooked on at the momen: Philip is watching “The Walking Dead’ and Andrew is hooked on “Manifest” on NBC. Now into the Spider-verse! At first Andrew was reluctant to take his children to see the film fearing it would be too violent or inappropriate. However, upon hearing that Philip was going to take his children, Andrew reevaluated his opinion. After looking at a parental guide to how appropriate films are for families, Andrew was comfortable taking his children. Philip and Andrew had few complaints, if you could call them that, about Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse. Green Goblin was huge for some reason, making him more like a monster than a costumed villain. Then there was Prowler, a Batmanesque villain that neither brother was familiar with. Almost thought it was newly invented for the film. This film featured not one Spider-man, but 6 Spider-people. Miles Morales who is the subject of the film, hen there was Peter Parker, we all know him. Next up is Gwen Stacy, a love interest of Peter's, but this version has the spider powers instead. now on to the even lesser known heroes. Spider-man Noir, a Humphrey Bogart style Peter Parker hailing from a black and white dimension, and of all the doors he had to walk. into, he had to walk into ours. Peni Parker, a Japanese animé styled version from the future, sporting a spider-mech suit operated by a spider that was also her father? And last but not least, Spider-Ham, a pig named Peter Porker, who has spider powers. Touching back on the unfamiliarity of the Prowler, Miles Morales has the powers of Spider-man, and then some. On top of wall crawling, he has Venom Strike, a directed energy from his hands that causes paralysis. Then he has camouflage, an ability to match his surroundings that makes him virtually invisible. After looking these up, Philip and Andrew quickly realized they are cannon to the comics. The Brothers Brotastic equally rated this film Two Tickets. It's fun, its family friendly, its unique, and both would go back to the theater in a heartbeat. Until Next time, we'll see you at the movies. And don't forget to check your ticket stubs!

The gang is all here on a Friday night and under a tornado warning!  Our good friend Jeremy Haun pops in on Facebook chat to say hello and offer his opinion on the 2018 GTN Christmas Party movie selection.  We talk about our Black Friday experiences, DC, Marvel, and plenty of other movies including what … Continue reading GTN: E108 – Brotastic #blackfriday #haun #krampus #gatherthenerds →

The Brothers Brotastic have been on a bit of a hiatus due to sickness and holidays, but they are back!! Right out the gate they tackle an issue with the British Film Institute saying no to scarred villains. Bad news for James Bond films. Also Daredevil's Cancellation, as well as the bevy of streaming services; are there too many? Philip and Andrew welcome each other back from Thanksgiving break and recall the holiday as both pleasant and not so pleasant. Some people got sick. Next up, some of the movies they have seen since the last show, Halloween, The Meg, and Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindlewald. Philip enjoyed Halloween and The Meg. Andrew thought Fantastic Beasts was okay, but did not stand on its own. The BFI announced that it will no longer fund movies that depict the villains with scars. They feel that real life scar victims shouldn't live with the stigma of being evil just because they have a scar. Philip and Andrew both understand this issue, but Philip has an issue with BFI making that choice for the filmmaker. Both the brothers however do see that it might be off-putting to be a scar victim and any time you see a person who looks like you in film, its a villain. BFI also announced they are funding a movie starring a real life burn victim in a roll about scars. Netflix cancelled Daredevil, and both Andrew and Philip feel like that was the final nail in the coffin for Netflix's Marvel shows. Luke Cage and Iron Fist got the boot about a month ago, but they also were not as successful as Daredevil and Jessica Jones. Will they live on with their current actors? Or will they be recast and rebooted later? Finally, Streaming services!! So many!! Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu, CBS All Access, DC Universe. But then, Warner Media is planning a service, Disney is planning a service. More are sure to be on the way. Is it really cutting the cable if you subscribe to 8 or more streaming services? They don't have 2 year contracts like cable and satellite services have, so there is that. Until next time, We'll see you at the movies. And don't forget to check you ticket stubs.

Philip and Andrew get a rare chance to see an original film print of 2001: A Space Odyssey as part of a 50th anniversary film screening at a local art house theater. They also got a chance to sit down with Jeff Huston who led the panel discussion to talk about the relevance of 2001 and its much debated ending. Why do films like 2001 deserve anniversary screenings? Philip and Andrew discuss how they had actually tried to record an episode about 2001 already and they not only had recording issues, but was not able to see the film for its 50th anniversary run in AMC theaters. Philip and Andrew sat down with Jeff Huston, VP of the OKFCC and writer for the Tulsa Voice, to discuss the film's relevance and its much debated ending. The experience of seeing the film "on film" in the theater is one of a kind. Having seen the film in high definition at home, the grainy analog presentation somehow faired much better. Experiencing an unexpected intermission and a missed reel change made for an experience that cannot be duplicated. Please like share and subscribe to Cinematic Brotastic on Facebook at www.facebook.com/CinematicBrotastic, on Instagram at www.instagram.com/cinematicbrotastic, and email us at CinematicBrotastic@gmail.com #2001, #2001aspaceodyssey, #StanleyKubrick, #tulsa, #Oklahoma, #circlecinema, #Oklahomafilmcriticscircle, #filmisnotdead, #film, #classicfilm, #50thanniversary, #originalfilmprint

Do unsubstantiated claims about movie characters and plot lines from people on the internet have any merit? More often than not, the filmmakers themselves don't pay any attention to them, so should we treat them the same way? Or is it just a fun idea to talk about film theories at the water cooler? Is Cinematic Brotastic part of the Star Trek Universe? That's.... that's just a theory.

Voices rising, power downs, rhythmic tempos, and moody covers are just a few tactics that movie trailers use to get you into the theater. Listen in as Philip and Andrew break down these seemingly silly sounding sound effects that when put together, actually make for a compelling trailer.

Philip and Andrew discuss the buzz worthy Hollywood news as of late; James Gunn's firing from Disney, the Disney acquisition of 20th Century Fox, and the seemingly unsustainable Movie Pass subscription service. Catch up on the latest with the Brothers Brotastic!!

A big movie for such a small dude... actually, it depends... sometimes he's big too. Where was Ant-Man during Infinity War? Right here in his own movie. Is this more MCU fodder or does it stand out? See what Philip and Andrew think about this pint sized hero!

Are we putting too much emphasis on the experience we get when we go to the cinema? Or is the experience just as good at home? Netflix thinks the movie theater is overrated. How does this sit with the Brothers Brotastic? Hear about some of their unique movie watching experiences that you can't get at home.

Ho ho ho ho ho... Han my Bogie... why did you make an origin story? Disney steps out of the Skywalker Episodes of the Star Wars franchise to focus on everyone's favorite scoundrel. Andrew plays a Star Wars video game at the same time he and Philip discuss this Solo outing. Did the cast capture the essence of Han Solo and Lando Calrissian? Listen in on this Brotastic episode of Cinematic Brotastic!

The Brother's Brotastic discuss Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. They also tackle a troubling trope used in science fiction films, still to this day, that is not flattering toward women.

Does Ridley Scott's latest foray into the Alien franchise stick the landing? Or does it stumble with audiences. The brothers Brotastic take on this very question. They also delve into a unique Independent film about Improv comedy, and discuss yet another franchise that doesn't want to die.

Philip and Andrew discuss the Wonderfull film that is Wonder Woman. They talk about how fun the film is, how it is a huge boost to the DCEU Morale, and paves the way for female movies in the future. They talk about how great this is for a female director, proving that girls can play just as well as the boys, both on screen and off.

Cinematic Brotastic, the Junger Brothers, discuss the differences between the two biggest rivals in comics and comic book movies. They discuss DC's rocky start and Marvel's huge gamble. Who wins in this cinematic universe battle?

Cinematic Brotastic, the Junger Brothers discuss the title of an 80's classic, "The Breakfast Club." Andrew doesn't think the title fits the film, whereas Philip does. Is the Breakfast Club a bad title? Or is it the title the film needs?

The brothers behind Cinematic Brotastic talk about the 2017 adaptation of Stephen King's "IT." There are obvious comparisons to the original made for TV miniseries starring Tim Curry. Which is better? One series relied on an actor's performance to convey the scariness where the other had the assistance of CGI. Was IT even scary at all?

Cinematic Brotastic, the Junger Brothers discuss Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk. Was the non-linear storyline good or bad? Should it have been rated R? Does this hold up with other Nolan films? See if it gets 2 tickets or not.

Cinematic Brotastic! The Junger Brothers discuss the horror genre and the Halloween franchise in particular for this special episode. Grab your Shatner mask and your bucket of candy and get ready for the fright of your life!

The Junger Brothers talk about the sequel to a prequel, Annabelle Creation. They discuss the horror genre, the horror franchise of The Conjuring/Annabelle movies, and how well this movie holds up. You aren't afraid of a little doll... are you?

After watching "O", Philip and Andrew discuss how the 2nd viewing relates to the first, which was profound causing them to stay away from a second viewing for fear of losing the unique experience neither have felt with any other film. Did it ruin the film? Is it possible to watch a Shakespearian tragedy and come out in a positive mood? Cinematic Brotastic takes on those questions.

The Marvel machine is not slowing down, with hit, after hit, after hit, after hit. Marvel breaks the rules and shows that audiences want more than just white male heroes. See what the Junger brothers think about the King of Wakanda.

The brothers brotastic talk about one of Hollywood's biggest icon's latest work, Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One. 80's references abound in this popcorn flick. Does it hold up to the Spielberg standard that we've come to expect from the great director? Hear what has the brothers brotastic a little bit divided.

Andrew and Philip discuss the problems that come from a movie's trailer using footage that ultimately does not end up in the film. Trailers that use footage from a work that has since been retooled and reshot, yet they still advertise the original film that ultimately will not see the light of day with the exception of special editions or deleted scenes. Is this practice false advertising? Or could the trailer be selling the general idea of the film, and therefore, still be okay? Listen in on what the Brothers Brotastic have to say.

Philip and Andrew discuss streaming services and their ethics, their worth as a service, and their future. Should the algorithms encourage binge watching by starting the next episode seconds after the previous episode ended? Should movies aired on streaming services be eligible for an Academy Award or are they just made for TV movies? Will Stream be King in the next 10 years? Listen in to Cinematic Brotastic to hear what we think.

Cinematic Brotastic discusses the aftermath of the snap hear around the galaxy! A building of a cinematic universe wherein all the movies have ties to each other build to this one movie. Thats a lot of hype!! Does this film hold up to that hype? Listen in as Philip and Andrew take on the Mad Titan, Thanos!

Sequels are always difficult because they have to be like the first one, but step up the game at the same time. Did Deadpool 2 achieve that? Can the answer be both Yes and No? What's got these brothers divided? Listen in for the Brotastic results!!

Philip surprises Andrew with a movie that left a lasting impression, so much so, that both of the Brothers of Cinematic Brotastic have been afraid to watch the movie again, for fear of ruining the special experience that neither can really put into words. This is Part 1 of 2, where in Part 2, they see if their fears come true.

In which we figure out the best web sites to mine for cryptocurrency so we can afford the plane tickets for our dogs.

It's finally happened. Shana has convinced Daniel to start podcasting Joss Whedon. They start with what is probably his most interesting series, Firefly, and will be doing all the episodes of the series plus the theatrical film over the next few months. In this episode then, they discuss the two-part pilot "Serenity," introduce all the major characters, and discuss the use of gender within the show. Daniel picks a few bones with worldbuilding, and sets out the general complaint that the series' Western setting (along with the military background of two of its main characters) implies a connection to the American Confederacy that the show never really deals with authentically. It's going to be a very controversial ride. Main Topic: Serenity. Hirsute and handsome. Shana versus Daniel. Whedonite. Introductions. Pandering. History with Buffy. History with Firefly. Lexx and Cleopatra 2525. Fan cultures. "Walt Whitman is 'feel my manliness?'" Characters. Sitcom writing. "Han Solo The Series." Two introductions. Needing a male counterpart. Zoe should shoot Mal in the face. First and last. Comic book structure. "Like a Civil War kinda?" Pacing. Adorable Alan Tudyk. "Star Wars Meets Country Buffy." Chinglish. Earthy, dirty, sweet, feminine Kaylee. The fragile masculinity of Captain Tightpants. The de-virginator. Heinlein. A failure of worldbuilding. Book defined by his sexuality and moral compass. What is worldbuilding? Badger. Strawberries. The Tams. Kitchen. Ooh, subplot! Kaylee/Inara. Sex and the City? Prayer. Mal an alternative model of masculinity? Ritualistic bathing. The Patriarch says it's okay. Kaylee gets shot. Peckinpah. Out of chaos River is born. The innocent savage. A more interesting story. Attractive Simon. Conflating intelligence with morality. Shana rolls her eyes. Zoe/Wash and Amy/Rory. Reavers! Brotastic. Pornstache. Economics. Alliance as an imperial power. Confederate iconography. Jayne.  Find all future episodes of Big Damn Shiny Heroes at oispaceman.com. 

Hide the kiddies, brace yourself and, if you're easily offended, you may want to skip at least the second half of this week's show. Andrew Dice Clay is coming to Vegas in July for another set of shows on the Strip that may portend a headliner residency, so the controversial and foul-mouthed comic is our guest tonight. Is he, as he likes to say, the Elvis of comedy, or is he, as Steve put it in their conversation much to Dice's annoyance, an overgrown Fonzie? Judge for yourself this hour as they go at it about the 51-year-old's overactive sex life, about ejecting hecklers and about why he canceled some recent shows in Utah. Plus, hear his version of what happened when Saturday Night Live player Nora Dunn quit the show because he was hosting. In Banter: The Twin River racino, Michael Jackson's death, Patti LuPone's outburst, the Danny Gans 911 call, the tricky Brotastic ad, the survey about Vegas tourist walking habits and Lance Burton looks forward to six more years and (then?) the Monte Carlo's implosion. Plus, the trivia question, poll, listener feedback and the Top Secret Tourist Tip of the Week. Web: TheStripPodcast.Com Email: ThteStripPodcast@aol.com Blog: VegasHappensHere.Com Voicemail: 206-424-4737