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. 🥊🍻

Reels, Booze & Bro’s (RB2Podcast) is revisiting one of the most beloved fantasy adventures ever made—The Princess Bride! This time around, we’ve got the full crew together, bringing fresh perspectives to a movie that’s become even more legendary since we first covered it.

Join the Bro’s as we revisit the unforgettable sword fights, hilarious one-liners, larger-than-life characters, and the perfect blend of romance, comedy, and adventure that has made this film a family favorite for nearly four decades. We debate whether Inigo Montoya has the greatest revenge arc in movie history, why every supporting character steals the show, and just how many iconic quotes one movie can realistically contain.

As always, we’re pairing this fairy tale adventure with some booze-worthy brews worthy of Florin itself. So grab a drink, prepare for fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, miracles… and maybe even a little kissing.

Because, after all…

“…this is true love.”

Reels, Booze & Bro’s (RB2Podcast) boldly goes where we’ve never gone before as we dive into Star Trek (2009), the blockbuster reboot that brought the legendary sci-fi franchise into hyperspace for a new generation.

Chris Pine steps into the captain’s chair as James T. Kirk, while Zachary Quinto delivers a fantastic take on Spock, creating one of the most compelling rivalries—and friendships—in modern sci-fi. We break down the alternate timeline, the emotional impact of Leonard Nimoy’s return, and how J.J. Abrams managed to satisfy longtime Trekkies while welcoming newcomers aboard.

From thrilling space battles and memorable one-liners to Karl Urban’s scene-stealing performance as Bones, we discuss why this movie remains one of the gold standards for franchise reboots. And of course, we’re pairing this interstellar adventure with some booze-worthy brews worthy of a celebration on the Enterprise.

So grab a drink, engage the warp drive, and join us for a fun, nostalgic, and action-packed breakdown of Star Trek.

Reels, Booze & Bro’s (RB2Podcast) dives into one of the most controversial revenge thrillers of the 2000s — Law Abiding Citizen. Gerard Butler delivers a chilling performance as Clyde Shelton, a man who takes justice into his own hands after the system lets him down, while Jamie Foxx plays the prosecutor caught in a deadly game of chess he didn’t see coming.

We break down the film’s biggest moments, the psychological warfare between Clyde and the legal system, and the moral debate at the center of it all: is he a villain… or the only one holding people accountable? From shocking twists to over-the-top revenge tactics, this movie keeps pushing the limits of what justice really means.

As always, we pair this intense ride with booze-worthy brews that hit just as hard as Clyde’s master plan. So grab a drink, buckle up, and join us for a gripping, debate-heavy breakdown of Law Abiding Citizen.

Reels, Booze & Bro’s (RB2Podcast) steps up to the plate with The Sandlot, one of the most beloved coming-of-age movies of all time. This isn’t just a baseball movie — it’s about summer days that never seemed to end, friendships that defined your childhood, and the legends that felt larger than life.

We break down everything that makes this movie timeless: Benny “The Jet” Rodriguez running like the wind, Ham Porter delivering some of the greatest insults in movie history, and the myth of The Beast that turns into one of the most memorable reveals in sports movie history. From the pool scene to the fireworks game, this movie is packed with moments that hit just as hard today as they did the first time you saw it.

And of course, we’re pairing this nostalgic classic with booze-worthy brews that bring back that backyard summer feeling. So grab a drink, kick back, and join us as we relive The Sandlot — because some legends never fade.

Reels, Booze & Bro’s (RB2Podcast) is going full throttle with Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby! Will Ferrell delivers one of his most iconic performances as Ricky Bobby, a NASCAR legend whose confidence is as big as his ego—and just as fragile.

We break down the movie’s best moments, from the dinner table prayer to the legendary shake-and-bake strategy, and the rivalry with Jean Girard that brings out peak absurd comedy. This is mid-2000s comedy at its finest—loud, ridiculous, and endlessly quotable.

And as always, we pair this high-speed chaos with booze-worthy brews that hit harder than a final lap pass at Daytona. So grab a drink, strap in, and join us for a hilarious ride through one of the most quotable comedies ever made.

Reels, Booze & Bro’s (RB2podcast) glides into Olympic season with one of the most ridiculous sports comedies of the 2000s — Blades of Glory. Will Ferrell and Jon Heder form the most chaotic figure skating duo ever to hit the ice, and somehow it works.

We break down the best routines, the wildest costumes, and the moments that make this movie peak mid-2000s comedy. From Chazz’s overconfidence to Jimmy’s emotional meltdowns, the chemistry between these two is what keeps the movie upright — even when the skating shouldn’t be.

And of course, we’re pairing this frosty spectacle with booze-worthy brews that hit harder than a thrown skate blade. So grab something cold, channel your inner skating prodigy, and join us for a hilarious breakdown of a movie that proves glory isn’t given… it’s choreographed.