As the group discusses the upcoming holiday releases, Ken challenges Codi to a bet that a theatrical movie coming out in the remainder of 2021 will open to $100 million. Kyle also gets uncomfortable while reviewing Eternals.

Are you thinking about the holidays just like we are? We anticipate what the release slate will look like heading into the remainder of 2021 after having such a great October! As Kyle gives his review of Last Night In Soho, the group discusses how it could play heading into November...

While trying to figure out what Dune is actually about, the group rethinks their thoughts on its theatrical success. On top of that, they also discuss Netflix's decision to change how they collect viewership numbers and complain about Disney's 20th Century Fox titles.

Codi, Kyle, and Ken discuss if whether or not No Time To Die had a successful opening, and explain why it may have underperformed. They also get hyped for Halloween Kills based on its simple premise rather than being concerned by its reviews. There is also mention of ShowEast 2021 being...

The Wall Street Journal reports on a movie theater trying out unlimited concessions with higher ticket prices, which leads to a big discussion of whether or not theaters should try new things. Other discussions include how great Venom 2 did for theaters and the high hopes for No Time To Die....

Ken and Kyle are put in charge while Codi is away, so they fill air time by talking about Ridley Scott wanting to make a Gladiator sequel, which leads them to discuss the infamous time-traveling Gladiator sequel that never happened. They also discuss the Wonka prequel movie that is becoming more...

Will a possible strike from the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) potentially hurt movie theaters in the process? And how will Hollywood handle the strike if one happens? Not only does the group discuss this, but they also discuss other "hard-hitting" topics such as the new title for the...

Codi, Kyle, and Ken discuss how Paramount's plans to focus heavily on streaming was always a long time coming. They also discuss the great news of Disney's remaining 2021 slate going theater exclusive, while also asking questions of what they will do beyond 2022. They also try to find good things...

An article from The New York Times reminds us how it's becoming hard for the industry to judge what movies are successful on streaming services. If this is coming from The New York Times, does this mean many other people outside our industry are realizing this too?

We also discuss how Halloween...

Kyle shares his thoughts on his first experience at CinemaCon and what he liked and disliked from the studio panels. He also gives a quick review for Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings as theaters are hoping for big results for the Labor Day weekend. The group also expresses...