Hosted by Harry Knowles, the uncut ButtNumbAThon 16 Q&A with Seth Rogen and Evan D Goldberg after the surprise screening of The Interview, just days before the movie was pulled from a planned wide release. Warning: This Q&A includes heavy spoilers for The Interview and This is the End.

The Interview was pulled from U.S. theaters in response to a threat from hackers. This episode includes a discussion with Mashable's Christina Warren and audio from (as of this posting) the final public screening Q&A with writer/directors Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. Just before this episode was posted, independent theaters in the U.S. have confirmed Sony is allowing them to screen the movie on Christmas Day, with a simultaneous VOD announcement coming shortly. ESN will publish the uncut ButtNumbAThon Q&A audio on Christmas Day as Screen Time episode 57.

The commentary track on Criterion's 1991 laserdisc for Goldfinger so angered producer Albert Broccoli that he had it recalled from sale and reissued, without the offending track. The same went for the commentaries on Dr. No and From Russia With Love that were released both a few months before Goldfinger.

The commentary track on Criterion's 1991 laserdisc for From Russia With Love so angered producer Albert Broccoli that he had it recalled from sale and reissued, without the offending track. The same went for the commentaries on Dr. No and Goldfinger that were released both a few months before and a few months after From Russia With Love, respectively.

The commentary track on Criterion's 1991 laserdisc for Dr. No so angered producer Albert Broccoli that he had it recalled from sale and reissued, without the offending track. The same went for the commentaries on From Russia With Love and Goldfinger that were released in the months following Dr. No.

A look at Criterion Designs, Criterion's first standalone "book" project, which looks at the evolution of their art and design choices and sensibilities over the last 30 years. Don't assume you'll buy it and it'll just sit on a shelf, like an unwrapped DVD or Blu-ray.

Unscripted and told with a combination of clips and stream-of-consciousness recollections, this is a love story from the cinema that doesn't exist on a screen. A little over seven years ago, your host met his wife...with a little help from the movies.

Want to taste-test Criterion movies via streaming, or love their taste and can't afford to buy every disc? Are you likewise not interested in spending a ton renting everything on iTunes? Hulu Plus and Fandor (as of a couple weeks ago) are both great options at under $8 a month.

Our inaugural episode addresses the first question that generally comes out of people's mouths about Criterion: why Armageddon and The Rock? The short answer is that they belong there. Both more than fit the definition of "important" in a very specific way.

Christopher Nolan's Interstellar: like, love, or hate it, this is one of the biggest of the big movies of 2014. Can a movie this big live up to any (not even all) of our expectations?