On this landmark 99th episode, Kyle gives his thoughts on Sonic The Hedgehog, the Oscar talk is finally put in the rearview (until next time, that is), Robert Pattinson's Batman is revealed, and a bittersweet sendoff for Erik is held. 

Kyle caught the early show for Birds of Prey, a groundbreaking study shows that films that have theatrical releases end up performing better when they land on streaming services, and we go over our personal in-a-perfect-world choices for the Oscars this Sunday. 

We discuss how studios are trending to move away from using the Super Bowl to promote their movies, and how the Coronavirus has affected China's Film Industry. There is also a too crazy to be real story of how Paul Reuben wants a gritty Pee-Wee movie.

The Guild Award winners have been announced, making them the unofficial frontrunners of their respective Oscar categories; Colin Trevorrow's leaked Episode IX script is objectively better than what we got in every single way, and we all might have to start rethinking the windowing process for theatrical releases. 

Underwater is an expectedly fun time at the movies; 1917 deserves all the accolades and attention it's been getting; somehow Joker is the most nominated movie at the Academy Awards with 11 nominations, and Guns Akimbo, Morbius, and The Lovebirds are this week's newest trailers (hint: one of them is clearly...

Aside from a few surprises, the Golden Globes were business as usual, Warner Bros. is gonna try and have A.I. choose what to do with their movies and The New Mutants is finally coming to theaters over 2 years after it was first announced. 

Erik's back and the final word(s) on Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is given, with many, many spoilers. The gang also discusses their favorite films of the last year. 

Merry Christmas!!!

Before the new year comes, we take a moment to reflect on the many movies 2019 gave us. Plus, Erik gives a quick summary of his thoughts on The Rise Of Skywalker.

Kyle gives his non-spoiler thoughts of if The Rise Of Skywalker brings balance to the force again. Plus, we decide if Warner Bros. made a mistake letting LEGO walk away as they may get a distribution deal with Universal.

Erik and Kyle agree that Jojo Rabbit is one of the best comedies in recent memory, plus we discuss how "Nerd Culture's" loyalty to giant corporations is becoming a danger to non-blockbusters.