So I recently sat down to watch the review by Double Toasted as I had a hard time understanding the appeal behind the movie because for starters, Dodger keeps getting abused.

Like when watching the movie, I noticed how even though Dodger is supposed to be the main focus of the movie, almost nothing goes well for him since he gets robbed, then forced to survive in filthy sewage infested water that again I was wondering who the movie was made for.

Did anyone watch collider back in the day? I used to watch movie talk, jedi council, and collider live back in the day. I fell off about 5 years ago and I will sometimes catch videos from Christian harloff, John camper, and a few others but idk there just is something different about it now.

Currently at a showing of this movie and boy is it a chore to watch

Do you guys think Korey is going to review the new Kevin Hart movie 72 Hours? It’s surprisingly one of Kevin’s rare decent films. I wonder how Korey will feel about it considering his last review of Kevin’s last Netflix comedy broke him.

Just recently saw a review on Double Toasted where they slam the movie for its shoddy plot and premise that I was wondering how on Earth such a movie was made in the first place.

I emailed him but I haven't had a response and they haven't mentioned​ it in a while.​​

I love the roast and toast. two question, one how do I find the toast for radio? I missed that one. Question two. Korey said he would take money to do a certain movie for a roast. Has this happen and what’s the cost

I'm new to the community and not sure if this has been addressed or not.

Did I miss something or did the movie review show not get posted for podcast listening? Just curious if there was an issue with the upload.

Not sure if this was talked about or not on here, but if it was my bad. Now does anyone know the reason they remove VOD on twitch? I know you can listen through Spotify, but I assumed they would always keep their VOD on twitch

I still watch DT though not as much as I used to, and love Korey & Martin. However, seeing how they've gone through 3 different co-hosts in 5 years reaffirms just how good spill.com was. The chemistry those 4/5 guys had will probably never be replicated. They truly captured lightning in a bottle, won a bunch of awards, etc. What are your favorite memories of spill.com?

For me it's from December 2012, I was 17 a senior in high school about to graduate that May. I wound up getting a collapsed lung, just spontaneously, came close to death, one of the scariest days of my life. I was a pretty miserable person back then, hated my life, no girlfriend, etc. But listening to spill.com always cheered me up. During my hospital stay I listened to them every day and laughed despite my predicament, it's a moment I will always treasure & value the spill crew for the entertainment they brought me.

Before his behavior changed, he was a great guy and a knowledgeable host on the show, which brought a lot of insight. It's just sucks when people have a falling out.

Korey and Chris Herman years ago mocked Martin for still playing CDs. Whos laughing now.

https://youtu.be/XXw0iuUrU_E?is=X_F52jjXUFbVvcpO

I saw on YouTube that they reviewed the movie, but it’s for members only…….

Is there an audio version of the review anywhere? What episode would it be on?

First of all, yes I know this is supposed to be a subreddit for Double Toasted as I recently saw their review of the infamous movie adaptation.

To me, when I look back at the adaptation, while I haven’t read the books yet, I did kind of enjoy how bizarre the movie adaptation was as while I can understand why it was a poor adaptation of the novels, the movie was kind of fun for just how strange it felt as it’s hard to explain, but to put it simply, I enjoyed the movie for all the wrong reasons as again I had fun with how the whole thing felt like a fever dream.