On this episode come settle in with the 3 Men and a Movie guys to catch 1995's Waterworld. Does this movie say anything about climate change? No. Is this a movie that everyone was asking for? Also no. But in 1995 this was the most expensive movie ever made. Why? Because one of the sets sank in the ocean. Crack open a drink and hang out with us to hear about Jack Black playing a pilot, Kevin Costner's gills, and Jeanne Tripplehorn's booty-double. Tune in to find out if The Road Warrior on water is actually "worth it."

In episode 3, the 4 guys of 3 Men and a Movie discuss and review 2013's Fast 6. Wes picked this episode's movie with a strong recommendation on specifically this film in the Fast and Furious franchise. It's the 6th movie released however may not necessarily be 6th in chronological order. Tune in to find out if this is the film in the franchise that really went off the rails or if this one keeps things grounded. Friends become enemies and enemies become family in this fantastic heist movie surrounded by all the car cultural you can handle. Crack open a Corona (no lime) and listen in for all the international hi-jinx that Dom, Brian, Mia, and the crew bring in this sequel. It will leave you wanting more and eager to rewatch the original.

Join the guys this week after they watched the 1983 "spaghetti sci-fi" classic Endgame. Nope, this isn't the Avengers, there's no gauntlet snap, and nobody you could consider a "super" hero. You might have heard of "spaghetti westerns" but in the 1980s there was a short span of "spaghetti sci-fi" movies that capitalized on other popular sci-fi themes. Although, there is 1 actor who did go on to appear in an X-men film later in his career. With more scene cuts than you could imagine, 1983's Endgame is filled with telekinesis, mutants, and action. Tune in and fine out as we answer the question "Is it worth it?" about Endgame!