Reels, Booze & Bro’s (RB2Podcast) is assembling once again for one of the biggest movies we’ve ever covered — Avengers: Endgame.

Seven years after Marvel delivered the conclusion to the Infinity Saga, we’re going back to 2019 to see whether Endgame still delivers the same emotional punch. We’re talking Tony Stark, Captain America finally wielding Mjolnir, Fat Thor, the time heist, the return of everyone Thanos snapped away, and one of the biggest final battles in movie history.

But there’s another reason we’re revisiting it now.

Marvel is bringing Avengers: Endgame back to theaters as Avengers: Endgame Encore on September 25, featuring new material designed to help bridge the story into December’s Avengers: Doomsday. Directors Joe and Anthony Russo are returning, and suddenly the ending of the Infinity Saga may have a little more story left to tell. 

We’ll break down what worked, what hasn’t aged quite as well, where Endgame ranks after seven more years of MCU movies, and what we think Marvel could be setting up for Doomsday.

And of course, we’re pairing the biggest Avengers movie with some booze-worthy brews fit for Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.

Grab a drink, assemble the Bro’s, and join us as we revisit the movie that once felt like the end of everything.

Whatever it takes. 🍻⚡

The first rule of Reels, Booze & Bro’s (RB2Podcast) is that we’re definitely going to talk about Fight Club.

This week, we’re diving into David Fincher’s dark, stylish, and endlessly debated 1999 classic. Edward Norton is trapped in a soul-crushing existence of work, insomnia, and catalog furniture until Brad Pitt’s Tyler Durden arrives with soap, swagger, and a philosophy that turns his entire world upside down.

We break down the performances, Fincher’s incredible visual style, Marla Singer’s role in the madness, Project Mayhem, and the clues hiding in plain sight that make Fight Club even better on a second—or tenth—watch. We also get into the bigger question surrounding the movie: Is Tyler Durden someone we’re supposed to admire, fear, pity… or all three?

And because this is RB2Podcast, we’re pairing all that existential chaos with some booze-worthy brews of our own.

So pour yourself something strong, forget about your IKEA catalog for a couple hours, and join the Bro’s as we ask whether Fight Club still deserves its reputation as one of the defining cult movies of its generation.

Just don’t ask us what the second rule is. 🥊🍻