The Gents begin “Rogering Through Roger” with Roger Moore’s Bond classic The Spy Who Loved Me. If you aren’t aware, it’s the one with the iconic song, an iconic villain, and a slightly-less iconic plot. But hey, Mike Myers most certainly liked it.
Continuing our Halloween tradition, the Gents take on the 1932 classic (in every sense of the word) The Mummy, starring Boris Karloff, Zita Johann, and a bunch of other people who really belong in a movie made in 1932. It’s classic stuff, I tell ya. Classic! ▶️Play/Download Here
The Gents finish Carousing/Careening/Kissing/Criticizing Through Craig as we finally get to No Time to Die. Was it worth the wait? Listen and find out.
The Gents are back again to continue/caress/carouse and whatever C-word you feel like using (not a reference to one of the villains in this movie) through Craig with our take on Spectre. Gear up with some goodies from Q for No Time to Die with the Daniel Craig movie that ties them all together!
The Gents continue Careening/Carousing/Caressing Through Craig and tackle Skyfall, where Javier Bardem does some caressing of his own. Join us for the highest-grossing Bond film to date, and the final turn for Dame Judi Dench. Did we all love this one more than Casino Royale? Well, there’s a first time for everything.
Continuing to carouse/caress/careen/cavort through Craig, the Gents take on Quantum of Solace. The writer’s strike back then played some havoc with this one, so listen to our opinions of Daniel Craig’s writing and why they don’t just get James Bond to play James Bond.
The Gents begin Carousing Through Craig in preparation for No Time to Die! So pour yourself a drink (maybe a Vesper Martini, or a Flatulent Poker Player) and listen to a League first: All three of us gave an A+ to Casino Royale!
In our first Marvel Cinematic Universe ‘League Vs.’ episode, the Gents take on Captain America: The First Avenger. Have some fondue and listen to our take on this MCU classic. ▶️Play/Download Here
For our 450th episode, we tackle the Disney Sci-Fi classic The Black Hole, watch-along-style and relive one of the scariest moments from Dursin’s youth. Trust us when we say though that the robots in this movie are the best… AROUND! ▶️ Play/Download Here
The Gents take on yet another Bond film (#Launching into Lazenby?) as we tackle the only one-off Bond, George Lazenby, and his polarizing film, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. We’re pretty split on this, which is interesting because that never happened to the other fellow.
The Gents talk about one of the most successful and well-regarded kung-fu movies of all-time, Bruce Lee’s Enter the Dragon. In true Bruce Lee fashion, we talk about this movie without talking about it. ▶️Play/Download Here
For the 25th Anniversary, the Gents riff on the original riffers as we talk Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie! Feel free to make fun of it while you listen! ▶️Play/Download Here
The Gents wrap up our Bounding Through Brosnan Series with Pierce’s final (and worst?) installment, Die Another Day, and watching Halle Barry’s acting, you might wish you were dead this day. But the podcast is still fun!
The Gents discuss the 2020 documentary The Last Blockbuster, covering the last remaining Blockbuster Video store in the U.S. Like the movie, we also cover our own experiences with working in and going to video stores back in the day. And all the weird dummies that we dated. ▶️ Play/Download Here
The Gents are back for our third installment of our Bounding Through Brosnan Series, as we take on Denise Richards’ The World is Not Enough. Well, I guess there were some other people in it, too, but she was the most noticeable. Like, by far.
