His Pick: Moonfall

Her Pick: Everything, Everywhere, All At Once

This episode Rachel fights for her life defending this OSCAR WINNING MOVIE and Brendon just simply...hates it. Even the kung fu, multiverse, and heartfelt family dynamic isn't enough to sway him. Tune in as we duke it out and discuss how the Large Hadron Collider plays a major role in this film.

His Pick: Moonfall

This week on You Actually Like That? Brendon picks Moonfall, the epic disaster movie where the moon goes rogue and logic takes a vacation. He’s all in on the chaos, the action, and the moon-sized plot holes. Rachel thinks it’s one of the dumbest movies ever made. Aliens? Hollow moon? Emotionally damaged satellites? Buckle up as we argue over whether this is sci-fi fun or just a giant cosmic mess.

His Pick: Wanted

This week, we dive headfirst (and sideways, and upside-down) into Wanted, the 2008 bullet-bending, physics-defying action flick that made curving bullets cool and looms... weirdly important? Brendon is here to passionately defend this classic shoot-'em-up masterpiece, guns blazing, slow-mo glass shattering, and all. Meanwhile, Rachel’s got one big question: Why is a magical loom deciding who lives and dies? And honestly... fair. Join us as we debate the ethical implications of textile-based assassination, celebrate Angelina Jolie’s intense eye contact, and wonder how James McAvoy went from sad office guy to superhuman murder machine with a mouse-and-keyboard montage. Spoiler: Rachel still thinks the loom is dumb.

Her Pick: Best in Show

GET THE BUSY BEE and the popcorn for our debate on the comedy Best in Show. Brendon was not enthused by the dry humor but Rachel can't get enough of these pups and their strange owners. Who will take home the blue ribbon during out latest episode?

His Pick: Highlander

This episode we dive into the 80's classic, Highlander. Rachel experiences the ick-ening with our hero Connor and is fully on Team Kergen. Will Brendon keep his head during this debate when he knows... there can be only one..winner? Queen. "Princes of the Universe." A Kind of Magic, Hollywood Records, 1986