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We're back with a new episode. This time, Dennis and Harold do a spoiler free review of the latest Disney/ Pixar Movie Inside Out 2, the sequel to the 2015 Pixar classic. Apparently, the theaters they watched it in had a ton of pollen. We discuss the movie and the message and whether or not this is not a kids movie. And Luis regales us with tales of his vacation and his quest to be crowned Nerd King of the Sea.
I would preface this episode with a slight trigger warning: This episode contains discussions related to mental health, so if you're ok with it, then so are we.
Have you seen the movie yet? What did you think? We'd love to hear from our audience.  

Welcome back to another episode of 2 Fanboys and a Filthy Casual, minus 1 casual. On this week's episode, Dennis and Harold review the latest edition to the Bad Boys Franchise, Bad Boys 4. Ride or Die. Did it Ride? Or did it Die? Based off the weekend's box office numbers, it might've just rode. We do a relatively spoiler free discussion of the movie, some of the marketing moves they did to promote it, and whether or not the stink of the slap has any effects on how some people might feel about Willard K. Smithsonian. Is this also the renaissance for Martin Lawrence? Why does Joey Pants have more lines as a dead character than half the main characters? What's up with that pregnant lady? So many question, not many answers. Also, we do a quick Trailer Park for the upcoming Pharrell Williams Documentary, "Piece by Piece". Was it trash or was it gold? 

The Dorkiest Timeline returns with another brand new episode. This episode, we find comfort and happiness in some random places, and this time we discuss moments in pop culture where we get the happy feels. Moments in pop culture that lift us up when we're feeling down. Also, is it a crazy coincidence that all this Sister Act 2 content is coming out literally the day after we recorded this? What pop culture moments bring a smile to your face? Post your thoughts below! 

As a follow up to last week's episode, Harold, Luis and guest Fangirl Krizia go over this year's summer movies and we argue whether we think they'll be a Box Office Bomb, Break Even or a Blockbuster. With the release of both Furiosa and Garfield to less than stellar box office returns, are there any guarantees a movie will be a blockbuster these days? Also, what is up with the lack of originality in the movie industry? 
What movies do you think are gonna be blockbusters this Summer Season and which do you think are gonna be a flop? Let us hear your thoughts in the comments. 
Harold's Note: Twister did come out in 1996, not 1995 like we said, and the STP song from the original Crow was Big Empty, not Plush. Sometimes my mind doesn't remember stuff I should clearly....remember? 

2023 was not a good year for the Cinema Box office. This week, Dennis and Harold discuss the biggest box office bombs of last year. Did we see them? Did we like them? Did we contribute at all to their box office totals? Also, old men go Day Clubbing in Hollywood. Hear about their experience in trying to be cool way after their coolness expiration date. 

This week, Harold and Luis discuss the first season of X-Men '97. We have a spoiler free (relatively) discussion about some of the characters, storylines, and possibilities for the retro series. Is Dennis missing out by not watching this show? Could this be the best show Disney+ has ever made? What do we think about the potential for more shows like this?