Were Back! Jay and Fish get back to the mics after over a year and review one of the biggest films of the year not based on a toy: Oppenheimer. Will Jay and Fish agree on a score for this Nolan Masterpiece? Will Fish get more than 1 answer correct in Move Box Office Gross guessing game?

In this episode we discuss the Alfred Hitchcock suspense film, Rope! We also break down the mystery elements of Psycho and North by Northwest, why Knives Out works so well, and how Hitchcock utilizes camera work to bring a stage play to life.

This week we discuss the gangster film The Irishman, starring Robert DeNiro, Joe Pesci, and Al Pacino. We also discuss the documentary film Collective, Martin Scorsese's other films, and the gangster film genre (The Godfather and otherwise) as a whole.

In this episode we break down the new animated film, The Mitchells vs the Machines. We also talk about how wrong Fish is about Succession, Without Remorse, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, and Made For Love.

This week we discuss the new martial arts film Mortal Kombat. We also dive into Nobody, the oscars, video game movies as a genre, and movies that always make Jay cry.

This week we discuss the film The Promise, about the Armenian Genocide.  We also talk about the history behind the film and Jay's Oscar predictions.

This week we discuss the 1960 classic, The Apartment starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine. We also dive into Billy Wilder, Fake Famous, and multi-genre directors. 

This week we dive into the four hour film known as The Justice League: The Snyder Cut.  We also (finally) start talking about Succession, the streaming wars, and creative control for directors.

Fish's final rant on the movie and Zack Snyder starts at 40:20

This week we discuss the crime film classic Heat. We also breakdown different crime movie director styles, a sequel pitch to Heat, and talk about why Fish still hasn’t started Succession.

This week we discuss the slasher film Willy's Wonderland with a special guest, David Sheftell! We also discuss David's experiences in the industry (including his start on Family Guy), Logan vs. The Wolverine, and the all important Wheel of Movies.