The ATLas Podcast is back with its 50th episode! Emma catches us up on her travels to London, Chicago, Ireland and New Orleans, Mike talks SxSW Film Festival Highlights, the group talks Atlanta Film Festival, and lastly they review "The Fate of the Furious" and "Colossal"!

Emma is out of town, so Mike, Matt, and Jaqai are left behind to hold down the fort. They review "Logan" and "Kong Skull Island" and reveal what they think are the best super hero movies of all time. Which is important.

Emma, Jaqai, Mike, and Matt bring you another lovely episode of the ATLas. Atlanta Film Festival, The Oscars, and three movie reviews. And a cold.

It's a whole new line up!

Emma interviews "Once Upon a Time" Writers: Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis, and stars Jennifer Morrison and Colin O’Donoghue. Plus box office report and an official ATLAS review of"John Wick: Chapter 2"

Emma sits down with core cast members of "Macgyver" and "24 Legacy", which premiered after the Superbowl. Which was very very depressing.

Emma talks about her experience at the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival Gala, reviews "Alone in Berlin" and Jaqai sits down to "talk" with Britt Robertson about her new film "The Space Between Us".

Emma and Jaqai talk about the dirty birds getting into the Superbowl in their final game at the GA Dome, the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, offer up a lovely overview of box office results, AND we hear from Ben Affleck on his new film "Live By Night". Not to be confused with the Dark Knight.

“The Little Mermaid” stage production, the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center, box office results, a casual ATLAS review of Netflix’s OA, a conversation with the cast and crew behind Michael Keaton’s “The Founder”, the NFL playoffs, and of course. Air humping. Episode 42 has it all, kiddos.

Emma and Jaqai talk Golden Globes — which gives Emma an opportunity to gush even more about LaLa Land. Plus, Emma sits down for a round table discussion with "This Is Us" star Susan Kelechi Watson. And, an official ATLas review of "Sing Street" which is available on Netflix.