The bros take a look at a low-key gem, Honey Boy. The boyz discuss the home-run acting performances, how the movie does a good job of balancing scenes of a young and old Otis without ruining the pacing of the film and how viewing the film has created a new found respect for Shia from doubters.

The Oscars have come and gone, which means it's time for the boyz to review and react to the winners. The two discuss surprises, personal favorites and the overall positive reaction to the entire show in general.

The bros decide to visit Uncle Taika and review his new film, Jojo Rabbit. The boyz discuss the film's incredible acting, on-point comedy, Taika's vision and the inconsistent tones throughout that might cause a mixed reception. 

The bros review the movie with the most momentum heading to the Oscars, 1917. The boyz discuss the film's identity stemming from the one-shot style it decided to go for, its emotional depth and the high level of conveniences as well as inconsistent pace that effects the movie's impact from time to time.

With the 2010s coming to an end, the OurTwoCents crew decided it was worth looking back with your help. In this episode, Admir and Chris delve into the results of the "Top Films of the Decade" submissions before reviewing 5 unique lists from the listeners."

In Part II of their review of the 2010s, Admir and Chris share their top 10 lists and explore why those films were special. Some surprises, both new and old, make their way into the conversation as the duo wind down a historic decade of film.

Chris and Admir analyze the results of the survey they sent out, which reveals everyone's top 10 films of 2019. The bros take a look at what movies made most lists as well as their own.

Chris and Admir review and give their thoughts on the 2020 Oscar nominations. The bros talk about personal favorites, clear snubs and who should win versus who will win.

Admir and Fahad welcome newcomer Osama to the show as the trio delve into the incredibly popular mystery thriller “Knives Out”. The film perplexes and defies expectations, dares to reinvigorate genre clichés and raises critical questions about the treatment of sensitive topics in films - a true contender for the title of “Cleverest Film of the Year”.

The bros review the movie that was based on their own lives, Marriage Story. The boyz discuss the film's masterclass in acting, how the movie balances perspective from both characters and how the dynamic of Charlie and Nicole carries the film's message.