Samuel breaks down the Oscar nominees and gives his thoughts on how well the Academy did this year.

Samuel and Michael discuss the incredibly beautiful movie "Call Me By Your Name" and the incredibly funny movie "Proud Mary."

Samuel and Michael are joined by Harry Potter superfan Jason Price to run the bracket and decide what is definitivley the best Harry Potter movie. (Fantastic Beasts did not qualify because that movie is very bad.) Also, in the news segment, Samuel and Michael discuss the possibility of Scarlett Johanson getting her own Black Widow Movie, and Fox shuffling their Deadpool, New Mutants, and Gambit movies. Tune in this week because it's going to be a big one.

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Hey there Unwatchable fans! While the main show is coming back really soon, we wanted to give you guys a piece of the other podcast we've been making all about the world of movies. This is our Best of 2017 episode, so please enjoy and look forward for more Unwatchable to come this month. 

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In this episode, Michael and Samuel discuss lists of the ten best movies of 2017. Also, they take bets on which movie will be the big bomb of 2018 as well as the movies they are actually excited to see. 2018 is set to be a huge year for movies with films like Avengers: Infinity War and Black Panther due along with returning franchises Jurassic World and Mission Impossible. All that and more in this episode of the Culture Vacuum Podcast

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In this episode of Culture Vacuum, Samuel and Michael discuss how MoviePass has changed the way they value movies and rank the superhero movies of 2017. Will Justice League somehow not be ranked last? Tune in to find out. Things are wrapped up with a review of Season 4 of the Netflix series Peaky Blinders.

Michael and Samuel review the new Netflix movie, Bright, starring Will Smith and Joel Edgerton. They also discuss the state of Netflix in 2017, and the plans it has moving forward. Consider supporting the show at www.patreon.com/unwatchable

The Golden Globes are responded to, and The Last Jedi is reviewed.

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Join in on the next stage for Culture Vacuum, as Michael Watts joins in as the permanent co-host. He and Samuel discuss the upcoming sale of Fox's assets to Disney, and share their thoughts on the new film The Shape of Water.

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Samuel gives a preview of what movies are currently in the running for Culture Vacuum's top 10 movies of 2017 and his review of The Disaster Artist.