John and Bethany dive into John's pick for Best Film of 2017, Soderbergh’s Logan Lucky, a movie about capitalism and imperialism's exploitation of the body of the worker...and also the Hillbilly Heist.

John and Bethany are joined by Mike from Green Mountain Mysteries to discuss Logan, a sad superhero movie that hits the mark...except with its non-white characters. Come on, Mangold, can't you make characters of color multi-dimensional?

John and Bethany dive into the 2014 Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt military sci-fi time loop adventure, Live. Die. Repeat. - Edge of Tomorrow. And lemme tell ya, a movie with a title that long really does drag on once it abandons the comedy that made it work, huh? Can we get a crumb of women? Or non-white people? Please?

John and Bethany take a look at Greta Gerwig's sophomore feature, 2019's Little Women, with all the love they can muster for Dern, Ronan, Chalamet, Watson, Pugh....this cast is stacked y'all. And who's that hot professor?

John and Bethany watch a (barely) spooky movie they wanted to like and really, really didn't. Next episode, they get back on to a much more comfortable track with Little Women (2019).

John and Bethany dig in to Greta Gerwig's 2017 debut, Lady Bird, a coming of age movie that feels way too much like actual high school. Did John remember way too much about Catholic School? Were John and Bethany both Beanie Feldstein? Did Laurie Metcalf deserve an Oscar for this?

John and Bethany jump into Damien Chazelle's not-quite Best Picture winner, La La Land, a movie that they love and hate all at once. Can Ryan Gosling save jazz, or is he just keeping it from moving forward? Is Emma Stone one of the best comedic actresses of our generation? Do white people actually know what they're talking about? Follow us on Twitter @HomeViewingPod for our soundtrack giveaway, and other fun updates. Next episode: Lady Bird!

John and Bethany are all over the place in the intro in this one, as they try to fill 30 minutes talking about an all around good Colin Firth Oscar Vehicle, The King's Speech.

Alex and JD from Sorted are taking over for PPN's Show Swap month, and are here to talk about the Back to the Future trilogy - that's right, all three films in one go. Great Scott, this is heavy! Does the classic trilogy hold up five years after the futuristic vision of 2015? Only time will tell! John and Bethany are covering The West Wing over on Sorted. Home Viewing's theme music is Oil Waves by The Organ Machines. Find their music wherever you listen. Next time, it's The King's Speech!

John and Bethany dig into Matt Vaughn's comedy action spy flick. Is it actually a neoliberal hellscape though? Does Matt Vaughn hate poor people? Is Colin Firth a class enemy? Next time, it's show swap! And after that, we're going to watch The King's Speech.