Would You Like Franchise With That?

Off the back of the last episode, Fantastic 4 (2005) and Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007), the boys watch Fantastic 4 (1994) and Fantastic 4 (2015). Jack raps about his raw trunk, Callan get's excited at the screen saver like graphics of Fantastic 4 (1994) and Alex is just happy he doesn't have to watch any more Fantastic Four movies. www.franchisewiththat.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/franchisewiththat/

On this episode of WYLFWT the boys marvel over the Fantastic Four and Fantastic Four colon Rise of the Silver Surfer. Jack laments that Sue Storm wasn't played by Sandra Bullock, Callan defends Chris Evans' hair and Alex admits he knows very little about comic books.

Ho Ho Ho. Merry Christmas! On this special Christmas episode of WYLFWT we all lost our minds and watched not one, not two but three The Santa Clause movies with Tim Allen. Jack found his christmas spirit, Alex fell for Santa's blind date and Callan tries to keep from vomiting at all the Christmas Joy.

Pop quiz, hot shot! This week, it's a double dose of vehicular mayhem as Sandra Bullock and her Magical Flying Bus take us fifty miles per hour in Speed, and then it's off to the Caribbean for sun, sea and a serious lack of Keanu Reeves in Speed 2: Cruise Control. Jack secretly hopes Sandra Bullock listens to this episode so she can discover the huge crush he has on her and they can get married, Alex agrees Willem Dafoe strangely sexy, and Callan insults the deaf. www.franchisewiththat.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/franchisewiththat/

A noble spirit may embiggen the smallest man, but Wayne Szalinski's shrink ray embiggens our excitement as we welcome new co-host Alex Robinson to the Would You Like Franchise With That studio! This week we scale inconsistently as we hold a microscope up to Honey I Shrunk The Kids, Honey I Blew Up The Kid and Honey, I Shrunk My Interest In This Franchise By The Time The Third Movie Came Around. From little things, big things grow...

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This week on WYLFWT the boys have zombies on the brain as they watch the first two films from George A Romero's highly influential Dead series. First off 1968's black and white classic, Night of the Living Dead, followed by 1978's rambling tale of undead consumerism, Dawn of the Dead. Kohl pitches another terrible business idea, Callan seems to have a personal vendetta against Sack Snyder and Jack recommends a movie that is actually loosely related.

This week on WYLFWT - Pack your swimmers, pack your sunscreen, pack your dead guy... We're spending the Weekend at Bernie's! And then the next Weekend at Bernie's too! Callan mentions Batteships again, Jack wonders if Bernie is a modern-day Jay Gatsby, and Kohl tries to sell his 3DS. Can you Bernie lean?

This week, our residual self-images took the red pill, returned to the Source and plugged ourselves in to watch The Matrix, The Matrix: Reloaded and The Matrix: Revolutions. Callan goes a whole episode without talking about Battleships, Jack tries his hardest to explain the second and third movies, and Barack Obama does Back to the Future. Operator, I need an exit!

In this week's episode of WYLFWT, we unravel a series of clues, each more difficult than the last, in order to uncover the franchise most beloved by divorced dads struggling with tenuous relationships with their children - it's National Treasure and National Treasure: Book of Secrets. Callan pitches a crossover between the National Treasure and Tomb Raider cinematic universes, Kohl reveals the deepest and darkest secrets of the Freemasons and Jack puts the costume designer of National Treasure in their place.

Bad films, bad films, whatcha gonna do? This week on WYLFWT, the body count is high and the incomprehensible shouting matches are even higher as we take a ride with Miami's most violent and profane narcotics cops in Bad Boys and Bad Boys 2. Jack apologises for choosing these films, Kohl doesn't consume new media and Callan defends The Fast and the Furious. Plus the debut of our new segment, Let's Get Topi-Kohl!

This week we watched 1996's Independence Day and 2016's Independence Day Resurgence. Jack is sad that he was the only one who watches Asylum's Independent's Day and Kohl and Cal bond over their mutual love for Battleship (one of the best movies of all time).

This week, we get totally tubular, dudes, and catch up with the OG, live-action TNMT movies from the early nineties - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of the Ooze, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3! We discover much to our horror that Callan really likes the movie Battleships, Jack doesn't know who Bebop and Rocksteady are, Kohl edits Wikipedia, and New Yorkers really love pizza. GO NINJA GO NINJA GO!

On this episode the boys watch The Hunger Games colon Mockingjay Part 1 and The Hunger Games colon Mockingjay Part 2. Jack scrapes the bottom of the Battle Royale pun barrel, Cal escapes into Virtual Reality and Kohl shows us his alcohol induced rash.

Whet your appetite for adventure, because this week Would You Like Franchise With That gets dropped into the arena to fight all the other podcasts to the death in The Hunger Games and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire! Callan comes up with some great suggestions for the name of a new bakery, Jack points out which Hunger Games combatants think they're so good, but really aren't, and Kohl's shoutout to his friend Lili goes awry.

In this weeks episode of Would You Like Franchise With That? we all felt a little gross after watching The Human Centipede (First Sequence), we felt REALLY gross after watching The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence), then we stitched ourselves in for the last segment; Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence). Jack is a little sissy boy, Cal is more disgusted by Jack than the movies and Kohl is disappointed that HCP 3 wasn't a porno.

On this episode of Would You LikΣ FranchisΣ With That, we get our rom com on with My Big Fat Greek Wedding, and then fall in love all over again with My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2! Callan talks for far too long about the short-lived Friends spinoff Joey, Jack finally sells his Xbox games and Kohl drops some platinum Psycho Bonus Content. Opa!

The only thing better than one sequel that didn't need to made, is a second and third sequel that also didn't need to be made - and this week, we watch two of the didn't-need-to-be-made-iest sequels of them all, Psycho 3 and Psycho IV: The Beginning. Norman Bates returns again and dresses up like his mum again and kills again and then they end. Kohl's mum fears for her life after sitting through Psycho IV with her son, Callan waxes lyrical about the demise of the local video store, and Jack drops some hot wordplay.

In this weeks episode of Would You Like Franchise With That, we throw on some wigs, dress up like our mothers and hack up Psycho and Psycho 2 while they're in the shower! Callan channels his inner irate New Yorker, Jack looks back on the days where wives made phone calls for their husbands, and Kohl asks Jack for some free Xbox games.

Join Cal, Jack and special guest host Cam Bell as we get hot and heavy with Magic Mike and Magic Mike XXL. Alright, Alright, Alright! Get your dollar bills ready because we are diving into the franchise about a male stripper with a heart of gold and abs of steel. Cal get's surprisingly into Magic Mike XXL, Cam has a fever dream about a tea cup pig and Jack is frustrated that he is the one demographic that these films don't pander to.