On this special episode of "First Reel," host Georgia Davis is joined by 'Post' Culture Editor Alexis Eichelberger, Assistant Blogs Editor Molly Schramm and multimedia contributor Thalia Badio to discuss the 2019 Oscar nominees.

The group talks about the biggest surprises and snubs and who they think will win Best Picture.

Morris Wein joins host Georgia Davis to discuss the Coen Brothers film 'The Big Lebowski,' starring Jeff Bridges.

The pair touches on the theme of war in the movie and practicing Dudism. What reigns supreme is the Coen Brothers’ artistic sensibility and their sharp, witty dialogue.

Alex Penrose returns to talk about 'Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring' with host Georgia Davis.

The two of them talk about J.R.R. Tolkien's horrible naming strategies and the meme that is Sean Bean. In the first of a three-part series, Georgia discusses what she liked about the movie and her excitement in watching the rest of the franchise.

Post writer Jonny Palermo joins host Georgia Davis as she discusses her reactions to Quentin Tarantino’s 1992 film 'Reservoir Dogs.'

Film student Savannah Heller joins host Georgia Davis to discuss Wes Anderson’s Oscar-winning film 'The Grand Budapest Hotel.' The pair gets into a deep discussion about the film’s cinematography and editing and how they aide Anderson’s visual storytelling style.

The 2004 film 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' is a movie loved by many people, so host Georgia watched it for the first time. Joined by Alex Penrose, the two discuss how the film quickly became Georgia’s favorite movie she has seen for 'First Reel' so far.

Ruby Cochran joins Georgia to discuss the feel-good film ‘Good Will Hunting.’ With a witty script and successful improvisation, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s real-life friendship is brought to the screen.

Madeleine Peck joins Georgia to talk about the 2001 film, 'Legally Blonde' starring the beautiful and talented Reese Witherspoon. Georgia is shocked to find the film touches on deeper topics and that it's the origin of the "bend and snap."

Molly Schramm joins Georgia to discuss John Carpenter’s 1978 slasher film 'Halloween.' The film invented the genre’s tropes, so does that mean it doesn’t hold up in today’s society?

So many people have told host Georgia Davis that ‘Donnie Darko’ is the best movie ever. She doesn’t agree after watching the 2001 cult classic for the first time. Bennett Leckrone joins her to discuss what the film does right and wrong.