This Episode has a very important announcement towards the end of the episode so stay tuned.  Does your list match up with his, are there any films that made your list that he hasn't brought up yet?  Tune in this week and next week to hear the rest of the list.

Kevin gives some thoughts about Wes Anderson's "Rushmore", The Coen's "O Brother Where art thou" and Andy Sandbergs "Tour de Pharmacy." He also is early on the positive feedback for "Wind River"

Does the latest Steven King adaptation rise to the reputation of others or does it falter?

Josh Larsen is the author of "Movies are Prayers" and the co-host of one of Kevin's favorite movie podcasts "Filmspotting." They discuss Josh's new book as well as a fellow passion for viewing films critically.

Josh, Jacob, Kenny, Kevin, Matt, their names are your names too. For a movie as big as "Dunkirk" It takes five hosts to get this right. Even though the film is a historical event Kevin and Jacob discuss their reaction to the film version of the ending. Meanwhile Kenny and Josh feel the character development is a bit lacking. Matt feels as though this movie was created specifically for him as he claims it to be "One of the best theater experiences he has ever had."  The discussion is great and the film ends up spreading the board when it comes to the ratings.

Does Ridley Scott's 2001 best picture winner stand up in 2017? Listen here to find out.

On this weeks episode Matt Deluca joins Jacob and Kevin as they discuss the final (hopefully) installment of the "Apes" trilogy. During Recording there is a brief bit of technical difficulties that was unable to be fixed in the editing floor.

Kevin and Jacob talk about the Cornetto Trilogy, and Scott Pilgrim vs the World. Kevin then gets a chance to reassess his original rating of "Baby Driver."

A spacer until our editing team finishes the Edgar Wright conversation.

This episodes is not for babies. It is however for drivers, unless of course you are a baby. Tim Gillette invites himself into the Zade Storey studio to review the latest crime action comedy "Baby Driver" from director Edgar Wright. This episodes contains alcohol.