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Early Access: Weapons - Review & Discussion

🕑 Added 2025-08-25 21:19:38 +0000 UTC

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Mary and Steve

We were happy it wasn’t devil/demon shit again. Just ‘a witch’ is a nice little change

Steven Trotter

Anyone else have the problem of theaters no longer dimming the lights like they used to? I feel like it was so much darker now you can practically see around the entire room, a friend brought it up to an attendant and they said it was for "safety concerns", this is at Marcus theaters

Lux Anatis

You guys didn't disappoint me with your Jordan Peele opinion

Lonnie Geraghty

Did you guys see the movie Friendship? It was a good modern comedy imo. Great episode!

Michael Gimello

Joe did you hear we ll see you in hell podcast is no more? 😢you guys are the only other podcast I have left

Lux Anatis

Requests are cool once in a while, but I'd rather them talk about what they want.

Lux Anatis

I believe they used to call is "the 20", as in 20 minutes of ads before the trailers.

Thomas Bishop

I really like the idea of Joe's Shelf and Off the Radar, maybe more than newer movies, but I can see why people like that. I also miss when you guys were interacting more with us on here or doing viewer request stuff. I feel like patreon comments are now a bunch of independent people shouting into the void.

Nate Gonzales

It definitely feels toned down since back in the day but I agree, I like the roller coaster bit way better than anything else Regal has tried in the last decade.

Nate Gonzales

There were commercials that played before movies in my childhood days (late 90's/early 2000's) for stuff like car insurance, or even the Fandango ads with the paper bag puppets. The key difference is that all of the preamble stuff came 45 minutes before the showtime, not after like it is now. But now with everything being assigned seating they decided to punish us for getting to the movie on time I guess?

Luke Gordnier

Jesus listening to them talk about the rollar coster regal opening, Joe really has become Ryan in becoming really cynical about everything and in turn Ryan has become Joe in saying that stuff isn’t as bad.