Ep. 782 - Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F
Added 2024-07-09 16:00:10 +0000 UTCDavid, Devindra, and Jeff hop aboard the thrilling action of Kill, serve up their thoughts on the latest season of The Bear, and tackle the challenges of Physical 100. Then they discuss Eddie Murphy's return Beverly Hills with a review of Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.
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Weekly Plugs
David - A Cast of Kings
Devindra - Engadget: Kia EV9 review
Jeff - Get to the Front of the Line
Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)
What we've been watching (~00:12:55)
David - Kill, How to Rob a Bank
Devindra - Kill, Babes, The Bear S3, The Boys S4
Jeff - Despicable Me 4, Physical 100, The Bear S3
Featured Review (~01:16:20)
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F
SPOILERS (~01:41:50)
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Comments
BEGGING Devindra to learn the proper pronunciation of Ayo Edebiri’s surname
Gabe Robinson
2024-07-12 18:15:49 +0000 UTCI went to see that Horizon movie from Kevin Costner today, and I was happy that it was not some right wing fever dream. However, before the movie they showed a trailer for a movie about Ronald Reagan that's coming out next month that incredibly looks like it will be praising him as if he was a hero, and it stars Dennis Quaid as Reagan. I'm amazed people still like him after all the lasting damage he did to this country. Anyway, Horizon is very weird, as it 100% feels like Costner wrote scripts for a full season or two of a TV show and just mashed the first few episodes together and released it as a movie. There are a ton of characters introduced, many of whom never interact with each other as they're in totally different parts of the country, and there is nothing close to any resolution of anything anywhere in this film. I know it's supposed to be a 4 part film series, but he really should have just made this a TV show. I don't think I've ever seen a film that was less self contained than this one was. It's like 3 hours of set ups and then it abruptly ends. Very odd. Probably worth seeing just because of what a weird thing it is.
Stranger2Reality
2024-07-11 08:17:43 +0000 UTC
