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Ken survives nearly rolling over the hood of a truck to make it to Episode 55, which kicks off with a Stranger Things S4 round of Whatchoo Watchin' Bout (4:10) followed by a Mandalorian Mega-Minute (27:30) and reviews of Alex Garland's latest horror thriller Men (43:50), Netflix's Love Death & Robots Volume 3 (1:04:35) and CineTron pick Lords of Chaos (1:31:30).

Ken jumps right into his less-than-popular take on Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (1:20) before the boys turn their attention to a host of TV series: Shining Girls (10:00), Made for Love (13:35), Hacks (17:00), Under the Banner of Heaven (21:20), Better Call Saul S6 (27:45), and Star Trek's Strange New Worlds (28:45). Top that off with a chat about the latest Dune 2 casting news (31:10) and we're only halfway through!

From there it's on to four reviews -- Moonfall (32:45), Fresh (43:10), Surge (51:40) and Meander(102:44) -- and the latest spin of the CineTron-3000 (1:13:10).

This week Clint and Ken tackle two recent theatrical releases -- Robert Eggers' stunning The Northman (35:15) and the Daniels' incredible Everything Everywhere All at Once (54:15) -- and a searing indie drama, The Novice (1:15:55), available for rent on Amazon. Add to that the latest Whatchoo Watchin' and CineTron-3000 spin and you got Episode 53!

After some Whatchoo Watchin' and Oscar slap-chat, Clint and Ken cover Drive My Car (26:55), Judd Apatow's The Bubble (40:35), and 2020's Escape from Pretoria (48:05).

Episode 51 finds Clint and Ken chatting about After Yang (3:00), The Worst Person in the World (5:45), Strawberry Mansion (8:15), Ken's second watch of The Batman (9:10), Picard Season 2 (13:30), Raised by Wolves Season 2 (15:55) and American Anarchist (20:35).

Then it's a special segment we're calling The Mandalorian Trailer Trailer Minute (23:00), which is just a convoluted excuse to talk about the Obi Wan trailer.

Finally it's reviews of Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza (29:20), quasi-werewolf thriller The Cursed (45:00), and Mads Mikkelsen black comedy Another Round (58:10).

It's Clint and Ken's fiftieth episode! A selection of great questions from listeners, plenty of fun and cine-bickering, a round of Whatchoo Watchin, and other surprises!

Hot off watching The Batman, Clint and Ken pull no punches... but don't really have to. Matt Reeves DCEU detective thriller is a stunner from start to finish. Not everyone in the interwebs loved it, but this dynamic duo did. Spoiler warning!

Clint and Ken chat all things Whatchoo Watchin' (4:35) before reviewing the Boba Fett finale (24:30), The King's Man (32:55), A Dark Song (47:30) and The Greasy Strangler (54:30). Tack on a new spin of the CineTron-3000 (1:06:40) and episode 49 comes to a thrilling close.

Ken and Anthony savor the highs and... higher highs of the new full-length Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness trailer before descending into the toothy maw of the sarlaac to talk about the latest (and possibly most divisive) entry in the Star Wars canon: Disney+ original series, The Book of Boba Fett.

Our beloved Cinebabblers kick this week off with a new logo and another round of Whatchoo Watchin' Bout (3:40), featuring Doomlands, Netflix's Murderville, and the second season of The Righteous Gemstones. From there it's another entry of The Mandalorian Minute (13:10), in which Clint and Ken wax cantankerous about The Book of Boba Fett episodes 5 & 6, followed by reviews of Guillermo del Toro's Nightmare Alley (23:30), German indie horror Sleep (39:55), legal drama Dark Waters (48:15) and the Showtime docuseries We Need to Talk About Cosby (52:50). Finally a spin of ye olde CineTron-3000 (1:00:45) rounds out Cinebabble's 48th episode in style. Oh, and horse parasites are a topic of discussion. Don't ask.