You voted we listened (or counted). For the second series of our franchise film review, we will be tearing apart Pirates of the Caribbean like an undercooked chook. We are truly thankful to all those who voted via our Instagram stories and who continue to listen and hope this episode catches your attention more successfully than the East India Trading Company caught Captin Jack. Don't forget to get in touch with us and give us your cut's & re-casts on Instagram @ntdc.podcast

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POTC: The Curse of the Black Pearl Review | "Why is the Rum always gone?"

Welcome to the intermediate final of our first series of franchise review podcasts. We urge you to set aside 1 and a half hours (or days?) to come on another ride with David, Beccy & Me as we review Hobbs & Shaw. We know, it's more of a spin-off (or branch off in some native tongues) but we thought considering that F( has been pushed back, why not use this as a fill-in. Buckle up and enjoy this on your way to work or you might even be lucky enough to enjoy it from a can of farts. 

F&F Presents Hobbs & Shaw Review | 72 Hours or 72 Days?

In this episode, it gets cold, real cold. We start in beautiful Cuba and end up swimming in Russia while Tej takes us in a joy ride behind a tank. F8 of the furious had it all, by "all" I mean everything you would expect from a film that has an inconsistent storyline, a slow plot and a boring climax. But as we originally said, we review all franchise's from the success to the failures. We hope you enjoy.

F8 of the Furious Review | real coffee. . . lukewarm.

If any film from this franchise had your emotions going up and down like the elevators in Etihad Towers, it was this one. Fast & Furious 7 was the film that we said a final goodbye to one of the original cast members, "Bullet" O'Conner. It was a film with your standard F&F action scenes, some interesting casting choices, fist-clenching fight's & we certainly can't forget the tiny bit of poetry we get from Ronda Rousey's dialogue. The subtle hints of nostalgia and throwbacks to the original film kept us involved until the very end. So grab a Belgian Ale and come on this ride with us for the seventh instalment of The Fast & The Furious.For the full version of the piano cover we used to see the show out, please visit this link.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTVnQlsA1_8

Fast & Furious 7 | RIP Paul Walker

In this episode, we explore what was on track to be another fantastic instalment of the Fast Franchise, until the bridge scene where we begin to envy Letty having amnesia. Just like The Rocks arms to his body, we approach a few theories at a 45-degree angle to try to uncover what will (or should) happen in the future of this always surprising, completely economical, 100% plausible universe. Let's go hunting!As always, if you have a question, comment or would like to call us on our BS, please do via Instagram @ntdc.podcast or Twitter @ntdcpodcast.

The Hong Kong Dong & The Unfaithful Dom!

The fastest, most furious & sweatiest of the franchise. Fast 5 introduced new characters such as Dwane “The Rock” Johnson’s, Luke Hobbs & like Giselle when around Han, Luke needs his own Caution wet floor sign. In this episode, we dive in from questionable heights and pull apart everything including the GT40. So slap play (don’t grab it) and be sure to leave us a review or call us on and bull sh*t just like O’Conner calls the once again misunderstood Vince.

Convict Travel Guides, Brian Bourne & The Moist Boy!

In this episode, we review the 4th instalment of the Fast Saga, Fast & Furious or Wild Speed Max if you viewed this really believable film in Japan. It was 2009 but set in 2006 driving 2009 model cars?! It was explosive, it was fast, it was sexy and Dom was really really FURIOUS! Join the boys as they discuss the film and all the ups down in chokingly good detail.

Top Golf, Drugs & a Shit GPS!

It was the year 2006 and for the first time Justin Lin took the reins in the fast saga. . . and butchered it. F&F Tokyo Drift was the franchises lowest-grossing film and we are about to go over a few reasons why thanks to David's 2 re-watches, I myself, watched the first 30 minutes. So brush up on your Japanese, grab a map of L.A and get ready to shield your kid's ears and eyes from this slightly horny films review.

Tokyo Disappointment

It was 2003 and just when you thought summer couldn't get any hotter, Justin Lyn & Universal studios came back with the 2nd instalment of the F&F franchise, 2 Fast 2 Furious. There were more flames than the Olympics Opening Ceremony, Brian O'Conner wasn't sure of who he was and a questionable choice of cars for the lead roles. We were not let down though, "Guns, murderers and crooked cops?" we were made for this. . . cuz? Join us as we recap the film and dispute our queries over the worst rotten tomatoes rated film of the franchise.

Roman Pearce Accounting

Welcome to our first podcast of the first film from Universal Studios largest franchise to date, The Fast & The Furious. For many, this film changed the way you looked at cars (or trucks) and made you want to go fast! At the time of release we loved this film, still today I can watch and enjoy it, but, in this episode, we might point out a few things that make you watch this film in a whole new green neon light! So buckle up, undo your Nos valve and make sure you hit save & quit in Gran Tourismo because this quarter-mile takes 55 minutes.

Big Dick Energy

Two young (ish) lads with a passion for cinema no matter if it's good or bad. Unlike other movie review podcasts, we're in it for the long haul. Our mission is to tackle franchise films from start to finish, in it for the success and the failures, the happy endings, the resurrections and the films that left you so sad you had to pretend you had something in both your eyes.

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