We got to watch the preview screening of The Jungle Book in 3D, a first for us! Check out our review and thoughts of the new release. Also, Jake settles a debt, we discuss upcoming films in the year, and we look at Disney's upcoming live action films.

Stevo and Jake watch some director debuts, Wes Anderson's Bottle Rocket and Christopher Nolan's Following. Also, our thoughts and reactions just after watching Saving Private Ryan for the first time.

If all y'all liked the last episode, perfect! Here's a collection of the rest of the conversation with the guys in Longview!

On location today! During a visit to Longview, Washington, we bring Jason and Jesse to the show to talk about short films they have made during Masters School of Art film class.

Hey everyone! A week late, but here we go. Stevo and Jake review the movie Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice. We also touch on It Happened One Night, A Night at the Opera, Rushmore, and tease a special event next week!

Breaking news in this one! Well, at least it was when we recorded this episode. In addition, AFI updates, personal viewing updates, Disney's adaptions of Edgar Rice Burroughs's stories (Tarzan and John Carter), and Spiderman's appearance in the latest Captain America: Civil War trailer.

Busy week! We paid visits to both Risen and Zootopia! Our reviews of both are here! Second, Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice is just around the corner. And the additional views of 12 Years a Slave and Sophie's Choice. Finally, a new special guest, the Coat Hanger? Who's that? Find out!

Funny, we both watched Kung Fu movies this week: Kung Fu Fury, Ip Man, Empire of the Sun, (half of it anyway). Plus, our one-of-a-kind reaction to the Oscars, and our next theater visit this week to Zootopia and Risen!

We talk about The Maltese Falcon and 12 Angry Men, our new directors of the month, Steven Spielberg and Wes Anderson and movies in the making (The BFG, Ready Player One, Dunkirk, and Silence). And the Oscars are upon us, so we list our predictions and want-to-wins, in addition to betting sugar on a prediction game of chance.

We talk about our latest watches and several movies about racism (Do The Right Thing, Django Unchained, and Selma). Also, is Deadpool a bad movie? Can we negatively judge a movie based on its accurate portrayal of a character?