This week we're going back to the roaring '20s in Damien Chazelle's "Babylon." An all-star cast leads a 3 hour epic into the chaotic world of Hollywood, excess, drugs, parties, and dungeons(?) Oh and also for some reason we're going to the the hottest chip on the Earth, or one chip challenge or whatever it's called. But is "Babylon" (or maybe the chip?) Good??

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We are starting 2023 off with an absolute banger - Stephen Spielberg's newest film, The Fabelmans! Semi-autographical in nature, Spielberg builds off of real events from his childhood to create a touching and thought-provoking coming-of-age story. Sammy Fabelmans is an aspiring filmmaker who learns about himself, his dysfunctional family, and the world around him through the process of creating film. Starring Gabriel LaBelle as Sammy, alongside Michelle Williams, Paul Dano, Seth Rogen, and Judd Hirsch in supporting roles, this is a must-see film that most will enjoy. But... Is The Fabelmans Good?

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In this episode, we take a walk down memory lane and reminisce on the best, worst, weirdest, and wildest films that we reviewed this year in our inaugural Golden Good Awards! Tune in to see how the fan vote panned out, and which movies we decide are the best of the best, the worst of the worst, and the middest of the mid!

The Golden Good Nominees

• The Banshees of Inisherin
• Drive My Car
• RRR
• Everything Everywhere All At Once
• The Northman

The Silver "Sure Why Not" Nominees

• Don't Worry Darling
• West Side Story
• The Gray Man
• Nightmare Alley

The Bronze Bad Nominees

• Morbius
• Cats
• Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
• Thor: Love and Thunder

The "Which Universe is This?" Nominees

• The Batman
• Black Adam
• Thor: Love and Thunder
• Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

The Super Spooky Nominees

• Smile
• Hereditary
• Halloween Ends
• Barbarian

The Golden Oldie Nominees

• The Thing
• Predator
• Jurassic Park
• Taxi Driver
• Scarface
• Heat

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Benoit Blanc is back for a new case in Rian Johnson's "Knives Out" follow up, "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery." This time, he is invited to a luxurious island owned by billionaire Miles Bron for a murder mystery themed weekend filled with puzzles - But things quickly take a dark turn. If you like the Mona Lisa and getting caught in the dark with a loaded gun somewhere in the room, you'll (probably) love this movie! But... Is Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Good?

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This week we discuss the highly anticipated sequel, 13 years in the making - Avatar: The Way of Water! After casually creating the highest-grossing film of all time, James Cameron said "Yeah, I think it would be fun to make 4 more of those." 13 years later (and 8 years after it was originally planned for release), the second film in the Avatar series has come out. It is just as beautiful as you might imagine, and if you don't care about the blue people now, you will by the time you leave the theater. But... Is Avatar: The Way of Water Good?

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That's right, kids! This week we are reviewing the nightmare-inducing theatrical production of (not) everyone's favorite musical - Cats! So grab your nicest trashcan and a bottle of pepto bismol and strap in! Seriously, if you don't strap yourself to your couch, you may not make it through the film. This film features an entire civilization of creatures that will make you second guess precisely what your Aunt Ethel means when she says that she "loves cats." Disgusting, Aunt Ethel. Each little gremlin is a narcissist who needs you to know exactly why they are the prettiest, most talented abomination of them all. There is one, much older and eerily familiar creature (Aunt Ethel, is that you?) that chooses which one of the creatures is harvested and repurposed. But... Is Cats Good?

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Thank you for joining us this evening. We will be dining on a lovely 10-course meal centered around a particular theme. The theme for this meal is The Menu, Mark Mylod's newest film.  Starring Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, and others, The Menu follows one fateful night at a famed restaurant located on a private island. They must be adding a lot of flour, because as each course is served, the plot continues to thicken. While it may appear on the surface to be made up of the most basic of ingredients, The Menu is able to serve up something bursting with flavor by the time it comes to an end. But... Is The Menu Good?

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Come join us as we venture to the tiny little small island of Inisherin to congregate with the banshees which inhabit the aforementioned island which, as previously mentioned, is small, tiny, and little. Directed by Martin McDonagh, The Banshees of Inisherin follows Pádraic, who didn't think he was rowing with his best mate Colm, but Colm started ignoring him, so maybe they are rowing after all. Or maybe Colm just doesn't like him anymore. This film covers the full breadth of human emotion, beginning as a rather docile, dull affair, and culminating into something possibly more allegorical in its' rage and disobedience. But... Is The Banshees Of Inisherin Good?

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In January 1947, a boy named David was born. That boy would go on to become one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. This week we will be discussing Moonage Daydream, an art house documentary exploring the life and works of David Bowie. True to the legacy of Bowie, this film feels experimental at times, pushing the envelope of what it means to create a biography for an artist of Bowie's caliber. Critics have been raving about the film, whereas some fans of Bowie feel as if the film misses the mark or lacks direction. We are here to sort through the pieces and figure out once and for all.... But Is Moonage Daydream Good?

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This week we dive right into the newest MCU release - Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Highly anticipated after the commercial and critical success of the first Black Panther movie, this movie largely deals with grief after the passing of Chadwick Boseman, who played King T'Challa. Wakanda is faced with threats from the outside world, as well as a new threat before unknown in the MCU. It has all of the usual action and comic relief we have come to expect from Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, but its new additions also raise many questions. It is sure to be the talk of the town... But Is Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Good?

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