This week on the show Andrew and Ted discuss the Apple TV / John Cena starring action movie "Matchbox". Separated at 12 from his childhood friends (played by Jessica Biel, Arturo Castro, and Sam Richardson) Sean (Cena) returns home for the funeral of a mutual. Hoping to go unnoticed Sean is spotted an evening sharing memories over drinks turns into their kidnapping by Sean's boss who just happens to be the head of the CIA. Sean is thought, by the CIA, to have stolen a nuclear warhead and his friends are now pawns and junior associates in a we need to find the warhead to clear my name race.
This week Andrew and Ted sit down and discuss the Hulu acquisition "Send Help" starring Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien. He's the boss and she the employee that disgusts him but is essential because she is office nerd that knows everything about the business. En route to an overseas meeting the company jet goes down just off the coast and Linda (McAdams) and Bradley (O'Brien) are the only surviving people of the crash and wash ashore an island. There Linda utilizes her wannabe Survivor cast member skills to keep the two of them alive. This control over her boss, for whom passed her over for a promotion, has her feeling a surge of power between the two. A power she does not want to relinquish and will go to great lengths to sustain. Tune into the show to find out what Andrew and Ted thought of this Sam Raimi directed thriller / comedy.
This week on the show Andrew and Ted kick off October by watching the slasher horror film "PITFALL" that is available on Prime Video. Siblings take their spouses on camping trip just like their parents took them on when they were young in an effort re-establish relations after being estranged from each other for a number of years following their parent's death. Little did they know, or did they, they would be camping in the woods where crazed mountain man lives. It's a battle of wits as the campers try to survive.
This week Andrew and Ted sit down and discuss the Netflix FEATURE original "Call My Agent". Once a very popular European series turned into a big screen adaptation. Former talent agent turned director Andréa is trying to make a movie based off the life of her mentor and former boss at the agency. She's assembled a production team comprised of her old associates from agency and if it can go wrong it will go wrong. Days before principle photography a vindictive former associate convinces his client, and co-star of the project, to withdraw his participation leaving the director scrambling for a new leading man. Found production goes off the rails when it is discovered that the new leading man and the leading woman had a secret previous relationship that ended badly. Hurt feeling spill over onto the set as well as crew members participating in on set relationships and a 40 year flood. Tune into find out what Andrew and Ted thought about this release.
This week Andrew and Ted's desire, which did not exist to begin with, to watch Gal Gadot run have been more than satisfied as they sat down watched and discussed the Prime Video original "The Runner". Gal Gadot stars in what is being billed as an "Action / Thriller" that centers around her character, Maia, who is out for a run after dropping her preteen son off at school when she gets a call from a man (played by Damian Lewis) that her son has been kidnapped and for her to save his life she has to kill the star witness in a mob boss trial. The kicker is that there are rules and one being ... she has to run to the hotel where the witness is in protective custody.