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Out Now 448: Mortal Kombat

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This week's  Out Now with Aaron and Abe is a flawless victory of a conversation . Aaron and Abe are joined by DLC’s Christian Spicer and Deep Blue Sea megafan Mark Hofmeyer to discuss 2021’s Mortal Kombat . Listen in to hear everyone’s thoughts on whether or not this film does justice to the game it’s inspired by, let alone if it does anything for a world full of geek-friendly film and TV adaptations. Tune in for Out Now Quickies™ ( 7:42 ), Trailer Talk for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings ( 19:43 ), the main review ( 27:55 ), Games ( 1:21:13 ), Out Now Feedback ( 1:30:50 ). So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill... You can also find links to the episode at AudioBoom or Spotify . Subscribe via iTunes HERE
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Out Now 486: Uncharted

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This week's  Out Now with Aaron and Abe is bringing the video game adventure of a lifetime…maybe! Aaron and Abe are joined by Nerd Reacator’s Mark Pacis to discuss the cinematic adaptation of Uncharted , starring Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg . Hear what the group has to say about how this film compares to the acclaimed video game series, and how it stands out on its own. Also hear about Texas Chainsaw Massacre , other video game movie ideas, and more. Tune in for Out Now Quickies™ ( 4:38 ), trailer talk for Jurassic World Dominion ( 22:45 ), the main review ( 32:14 ), Games ( 1:29:20 ), and Out Now Feedback ( 1:43:34 ). So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill… You can also find links to the episode at AudioBoom or Spotify . Subscribe via iTunes HERE
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Out Now Bonus: Aaron And His Mom Discuss ‘The Babadook’

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This bonus episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is a real treat. Aaron’s mother, Denise, returns to the podcast! She has recently seen the acclaimed Australian horror film The Babadook’ and really wanted to talk to Aaron about it, so here they are discussing the film in full. Keep in mind that this is a full-spoilers discussion of the film, so be sure to check out The Babadook , which is now available to rent or own and is currently streaming on Netflix. You can also find links to the episode at AudioBoom .  Subscribe via iTunes HERE listen to ‘Out Now Bonus: Aaron And His Mom Discuss ‘The Babadook’’ on audioBoom
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Weekly Recap: Spiral, Army of the Dead, Profile, Oxygen & More!

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So now we can say Summer Movie Season is here. This week features the release of films starring Chris Rock ( Spiral: From the Book of Saw ), Angelina Jolie ( Those Who Wish Me Dead ) , and Amy Adams ( The Woman in the Window)  in theaters and on streaming services, as well as Zack Snyder's  big-budget action-zombie film, Army of the Dead . Given the coming weeks, it seems like things are closer to coming back to normal as far as big movie releases .  Plus, lots of smaller releases are out there, including a computer screen-based thriller ( Profile ), a space survival film ( Oxygen ), a darkly comedic revenge film with Mads Mikkelsen ( Riders of Justice ) , and an intense arthouse thriller ( The Killing of Two Lovers ). There's plenty more to check out too, and I have reviews for them all. Also, d on't miss the podcasts from this week, including our thoughts on Wrath of Man . Finally, check out my various essays, lists, and new trailers to dig into as well. Enjoy, stay
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Sex, Drugs, Car Chases – It’s Not High School, It’s ’21 Jump Street’

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21 Jump Street :  4 out of 5 Jenko:   Always one strap it.   Always So anyone that was hoping for the dark and gritty reboot of the 80s undercover cop drama 21 Jump Street in the same way that Michael Mann rebooted Miami Vice , they will be disappointed with what has actually been made.  Instead, this is a delightfully funny and wild take on that material, which is like a crack-addicted blend between John Hughes and Lethal Weapon .  This new take on 21 Jump Street maintains the same basic premise of assigning cops to undercover roles as high school kids, but ups the raunchy factor significantly.  The film is at times crude, but also a lot cleverer and more self aware than one would expect.  It is entertaining in a wonderfully over-the-top sort of way, with Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum making for a great comedic team.
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