The guys discuss the changing landscapes of film and television, how they are converging, what still sets them apart, the emerging forms of media, the burden of constant consumption, and personal preferences.

Idiosyncratic auteur Robert Eggers ventures to the land of the Vikings for his action epic, and the guys explore that world. Joe revisits The Nice Guys. Jared seconds Joe's recent rec of Severance. Michael catches up with Better Call Saul.

The maximalist indie Everything Everywhere All at Once sparks debate about its meaning for Michael and Joe, but all three hosts agree on the latest Pixar film, Turning Red. Jared recommends two action spectacles. Joe and Michael champion recent TV series.

The Batman franchise gets another reboot, and Jared and Joe disagree on the results. Before that discussion, the guys reflect on the 94th Oscars, and Michael considers the future of awards and filmmaking.

2007 is considered a great year for cinema. We put that notion to the test by selecting it for our next film draft! Michael picks a two-for-one double feature. Jared desperately searches for a respectable option in a tough category. Joe tries to acquire Michael's top movie. But who winds up with the best roster of films? Listeners decide! Vote for the draft winner through our Twitter post or comment on our site!

The guys reflect on the year in cinema and share their top tens. Joe shocks with the inclusion of a certain superhero film. Michael drops a surprise on the guys at #2. Jared gets annoyed with Joe and Michael bending his film list-making rules.

Is The Worst Person in the World the best depiction of the millennial experience? Jared leads the discussion of Joachim Trier's latest picture in this episode. Michael recommends two other acclaimed international films. Joe reopens a debate on Licorice Pizza.

Joel Coen goes it alone for a noir-steeped Macbeth, and the guys dig into it, discussing the challenges of adapting Shakespeare for the screen. Also, some thoughts are shared on the recent passing of several major filmmakers and entertainers.

Paul Thomas Anderson blessed us with another film, so the guys excitedly dig into Licorice Pizza's major pleasures and minor problems. But before that review, Joe sparks debate and disagreement over The Matrix Resurrections.