Infinite Canvas Ultra

Would Sam Mendes' World War I film 1917 have broken into our Top 10 Films of 2019? Find out with our review on the latest episode of Infinite Canvas Ultra! Outside of a full-length review of 1917, Dan and Michael go over the 2020 Oscar nominations and disclose what they think will bring home the night's big prizes. 

It's the last day of our weeklong retrospective on 2019, and we're running down Dan's Top 10 Comics of the Year, Michael's Top 10 Video Games of the Year, and even talking about some of your favorites of the past 365 days!

For the fourth day of our weeklong retrospective on the year that was 2019, we're covering our 10 favorite films of the year!

For the second day of our week-long 2019 retrospective series, we're covering our favorite albums of the past year!

On the 20th episode of Infinite Canvas Ultra, it's finally time to review the Safdie Brothers' highly-anticipated new film, Uncut Gems! But first, we dive into a few pieces of media we never got the opportunity to review earlier in the year because, well, we didn't have a show at that time. Strap in for a great, anxiety-inducing episode of Infinite Canvas Ultra!

The biggest release of the year is upon us, and of course, we have a lot to say about it. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is the main focus in today's episode, but we also talk about HBO's Watchmen, as well as a couple of other Star Wars properties, including thoughts on The Mandalorian and Jedi: Fallen Order. If you like Star Wars, then this is the episode for you!

On this week's episode of Infinite Canvas Ultra, Dan and Michael recount their experience seeing Brockhampton's latest Chicago show before moving onto some video game talk, finishing with a review of Noah Baumbach and Netflix's Marriage Story.

On this episode of Infinite Canvas Ultra, we're talking video games, y'all! We touch upon our Thanksgiving holidays, Black Friday pick-ups, and then go on and on about Breath of the Wild, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and other great games we've been playing. To cap off this week's episode, we also review two big Thanksgiving film releases, Knives Out and The Irishman. 

That's right! After a week-long hiatus, your favorite podcast has returned! So, on this week's episode of Infinite Canvas Ultra, we're back with the long-awaited return of Panel Discussions, our book club-like segment where we review a graphic novel we've recently read, and this time, we're talking about Chip Zdarsky and Mark Bagley's Spider-Man: Life Story. We also discuss Disney+, specifically The Mandalorian, and touch upon our thoughts on the season four opener of Rick and Morty. Finally, we finish off the show with our review of Taika Waititi's latest anti-hate satirical film, Jojo Rabbit.