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Summer is finally here and that means Summer Blockbusters. Listen in as Scott and Joey talk about all the big movies coming out Summer 2018.

The 90th Oscars are upon us! Listen is as Scott and Joey (with Joey's wife Mer for a short time) watch the Oscars LIVE. The ballots are filled, the winners are announced, Scott is tired as hell and the show is still 4 hours long.

The Post inspires on many levels given the economic and political landscape we are all traversing these days. It really brings back a time when being held accountable still meant something. A must see.

Phantom Thread although cinematically and verbally are at the top of its game there was a bit to be desired with this one. Paul Thomas Anderson delivers for the art house crowd but that's it.

Unfortunately for Lady Bird it comes off as a pretentious piece of film making. Although performances are very good it literally brings nothing new to the table with characters you rarely care about. It may win Picture but wouldn't deserve it.

Call Me By Your name takes place in Northern Italy during the Summer of 1983. All around great performances and Acting but Joey felt the film took too long to get around to things. While neither of us disliked the film it didn't move us either.

Dunkirk pretty much picks up where Darkest Hour ends. Christopher Nolan who is probably the best working director today delivers quite an impressive spectacle for the screen. He's long overdue for an Oscar. Expect him to win Director and likely Picture.

Darkest Hour is some of Gary Oldman's finest work. The method actor never leaves his performance nor ever phones it in. While he may not look exactly like Churchill, you believe he is. Expect Oldman to win Best Actor and the film to win Best Makeup.

When reviewing a film like Get Out one might think that it's a simple film without substance. This couldn't be further from the truth. There's a reason it's nominated for Best Picture. We break everything down and also include a SPOILER ALERT.

The film Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri is next on the list for our Best Picture reviews. We break everything down and also include a SPOILER ALERT.