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The Boys are fresh off a weekend together in Los Angeles in which they didn't see any movies, but did see a lot of hot people at a Zach Bryan concert! Prior to the reunion, Daniel and Kyle got eyes on the highly-anticipated "Furiosa" on their home turf, which they discuss this week. Plus, as the movie continues to underwhelm at the box office, many questions have been raised about the future of the in-person cinematic experience in general. Terrible!!! Thankfully, The Boys are here to break it all down and calm some nerves. Or something like that. Pop, pop!

Monkeys are so hot right now. The Boys are here to (finally) discuss 'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes,' 'Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire' and, apparently, 'Monkey Man!' Plus, a deep dive into the cinematic history of monkeys (or apes, or primates, or whatever) and, for some reason, a historical retrospective on Reese's Pieces. Ooo ooo ahh ahh!

To celebrate the release of "The Fall Guy," The Boys go nearly four hours on the man, the myth, the legend: Ryan Thomas Gosling! It's a full, exhaustive retrospective on the Canadian heartthrob, including revisionist histories of movies like "La La Land," "Drive" and "Blue Valentine." Plus, a look at the interesting dichotomy his career has developed -- and where things might go from here. Settle in, baby. It's Gosling time! Pop, pop!

The horniest, sweatiest, threesomiest movie experience of a lifetime is finally here. "Challengers," a movie made in a lab for The Popcorn Boys, is in theaters at long last and Daniel and Kyle here to break down every dick slap, every Applebee's parking lot make-out, every churro bite and every God-forsaken morsel of what might go down as the movie of the year. Game, set, match!

The Boys are back from Beantown to discuss Kyle heroically completing the Boston Marathon, Daniel meeting the Jamieson extended family for the first time and, oh yeah, Alex Garland's audacious new movie "Civil War." Sometimes it's a movie podcast, sometimes it's not! You just never know! Pop, pop!

After months and months of staring at a shirtless Jake Gyllenhaal on the movie poster, the "Road House" remake is finally here. The Boys take a look back at the 1989 original starring Patrick Swayze, debate exactly HOW hot Jake is in the remake and attempt to figure out exactly what Conor McGregor's whole deal is. Spoiler: it's not good! Pop, pop!