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Continuing despite the onslaught of technical difficulties...

The boys are back with the Freddy Mercury/Queen biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody." From Zoroastrian maxims to hush-hush gay sex in truck stops to recording studio drama and finally the smash Live Aid performance, the movie was a treat for fans even if the critics were polarized and some facts didn't add up.

Note this does not mean we endorse Bryan Singer.

Plus: Scenes that should have been in the movie, Lucy Boynton looking like a mf snacc, Rami Malek as the Next Big Thing, Mike Myers, and more!

Continuing our series on James Bond. We talk about the longest Bond film yet and Bond going to the Orient!

Thunderball is probably best remembered for being super long and having underwater fight scenes, but it's not bad (in fact one of us likes it a whole lot.) You Only Live Twice however...has a good song and was written by Roald Dahl.

And sorry for the audio quality, Apple sucks diiiiiiiiiiick

Also: Japanese Bond, wrestlers in the franchise, four production units, honorary Sicilians, and more!

Welcome back to our series on the Bond franchise.

We talked about the first three movies in the franchise that kick-started a global phenomenon. Dr. No may be a little rough around the edges but From Russia with Love and Goldfinger are still all-time classics.

Plus: Billy Joel lyrics, Turkish Oil Wrestling, John Oates's Private Eyes, Choosing Oddjob is cheating, A Dog Named N-Word, and many more!

Strap yourselves in, we're talking Bond!

The boys talk about the long-lasting spy franchise James Bond. Particularly, the drama surrounding Bond 25, due out next year (perhaps.) We discuss Danny Boyle's exit, why the last movie wasn't so hot, next steps for the franchise, and pore over the list of potential Bonds!

Plus: Villains, Shir Shean, how franchises survive, and many more!

Going back to Hong Kong baybee!

One final episode to close off World Cup fever, the boys look at the surprise Stephen Chow smash: Shaolin Soccer.

Visually intense, it was rough to talk about the movie while trying to do the action justice. Along the way we manage to question the casting direction (in a good way.)

Also this episode is (mostly) unedited because it was short enough already.

World Cup fever still not subsiding?

The boys got you covered with a Stallone deep cut: Escape to Victory!

This 1981 film unites Sly, Michael Caine, Max von Sydow, Pele, and host of other soccer greats in a movie very loosely based on a true story. A POW team plays a German team in a propaganda football match at the height of WWII. Featuring all the classic WWII movie tropes of: the Nazi with an eyepatch, French Resistance woman, prison escapes, and British officers playing cards.

Plus: Other odd pairings, My Cocaine as Ebenezer Scrooge, West Ham United, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Clemmons, and more!