In the Heights is the film reviewed this week by Hollister and Wilder. "It's no sound of music?" The controversy around the casting is discussed and a general celebration of the culture and film abound.

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Oslo, HBO's new film around the 1993 Oslo Peace Accords, based on the play by J.T. Rogers, is a must see in this challenging moment in time almost thirty years later. Watch with your family, your class, your whatever. And, talk about it. And if you are a biz person, watch it to learn about the art of negotiation. Brilliant story. Both Hollister and Wilder had strong words around both the message and the methods used to film it.

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Join Hollister and Wilder as they take a look at the new Dexter teaser, the Halston series on Netflix and yes, the Friends Reunion. Guess who isn't a Friends fan?

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Hollister and Wilder dig deep into Mare of Easttown and Shadow & Bone. Dark forces from fantasy land with Shadow & Bone and dark forces in the shadows of Philadelphia take over. Both are worth a watch if you ask Hollister and Wilder.

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Join Hollister & Wilder while they debates both Operation Varsity Blues and Percy & Goliath. No agreement this week.

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Join Hollister on a short review of Season Four of The Handmaid's Tale. She makes the case for watching it, though some of the reviews are screaming, "enough is enough!"

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Hollister and Wilder talk Academy Awards 2021. Yes, Hollister still thinks they are a waste of time, but there’s a lot of backstory on some of the nominees, and their predictions might mirror your own.

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Hollister and Wilder take a look at HBO’s The Nevers series, which premiered to the largest audience in HBO history. Yes, it takes place in the Victorian era, where women were corseted, but according to the series, they also had special powers. Wilder is all in. Hollister? Not so much.

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Wilder and Hollister welcome Tim Miller, film critic extraordinaire, for the annual "Best of" end of year podcast. Our discussion starts with the difficulty for the film industry in Covid-2020, and moves into some not-to-be-missed viewing from this past year. First Cow. Promising Young Woman. I May Destroy You. Collective. Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always (great name right?!). And others as well. What did we miss? Let us know and here's to 2021, with hope.

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This week Hollister focuses on Meryl Streep’s Let Them All Talk on HBO while Wilder brings in Selena, the Series. Hollister is wondering if there really needed to be three renditions of the Selena story, and Wilder explains why there just might be a need. Selena, the Series is for the family to enjoy together—something for everyone—and Let Them All Talk for those women that have get togethers with friends from college decades later. And, of course, there is always discussion about Steven Soderbergh and his use of improvisation in his latest film.

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