Romanus and I break down one of the year's most polarizing films. Written and directed by Ari Aster, Eddington serves as a social satire on the year of 2020 and all the difficulties that came with it.

With the fourth big screen adaptation of Marvel's first family, Romanus and I naturally had to discuss whether this one does them justice. New cast, new world, and fresh new opinions.

Superman returns to the big screen in what many would call the biggest blockbuster of the summer. Romanus and I are here to break down everything we took away from the film.

Over two decades since Danny Boyle and Alex Garland delivered their highly inventive zombie thriller, they've returned with a follow-up. Romanus and I have been tracking this film all year with much anticipation. So, does it meet our expectations? We discuss it for a solid hour.

Our current romance darling in the filmmaking industry, Celine Song, has returned with her sophomore film. Naturally, Romanus and I had to sit down and discuss it.

Romanus and I discuss the alleged final film in the thirty-year franchise with Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning. Currently, one of the most expensive films ever made, with an estimated production budget of $400 million, The Final Reckoning reaches exciting heights of action and emotion.

Romanus and I discuss the latest Marvel Studios project, Thunderbolts*. An ensemble cast, new creative directions, and a default state for the franchise leave us with plenty of thoughts on this film.

Romanus and I bear witness to the dawn of black-busters. Writer/Director Ryan Coogler returns with his first original film filled with spectacle, horror, humor, action, and romance. Sinners is a film worth endless discussion, and we here at Loose Leaf Media have plenty to say about it.

The White Lotus has finally returned for its third season. Romanus and I have plenty of words for it as we dive into each character faction of this anthology.

Romanus kicks off the new season of Loose Leaf Media with his segment: Roms-Rom-Coms. Catering to the season of romance, we start by discussing the generation-defining 40-Year-Old Virgin and all of its crude, sweet, hilarity.