Screen Verdict

This week Screen Verdict is joined by our good friend Tom O'Neil from Gold Derby in order to review the nominees in this year's Primetime Emmy Awards.

Under the microscope is host Neil Patrick Harris, Supporting Actor and Actress, Lead Actor and Actress and Best Series in both the Comedy and Drama categories.

The three of us go through each and discuss our favourites, as well as who we're tipping to win the awards on the night.

Along the way Jonathan sheds a tear for Boardwalk Empire, Matt tells us who we might see twerking on stage and Tom suggests we lock a certain celebrity out of Nokia Theatre.

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With only 4 episodes left in one of our favourite series, Breaking Bad, Screen Verdict decided to take a look at the state of play and make our predictions as to how the final few episodes will play out.

We go through the key characters including Walt, Jessie, Skylar, Walt Jr, Hank, Marie, Saul, Lydia and Todd. For each we make a prediction for their final outcome as well as throw out some suggestions for what might be their best available moves.

Lastly we offer an exclusive prize for anyone that shares their predictions about the show.

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(Podcast contains Kick Ass 1 Spoilers) On the podcast this week Matt and Jonathan review a sequel to a controversial film they enjoyed, in Kick Ass 2.

They go through the main characters: Kick Ass, Hit Girl, Colonel Stars and Stripes and Motherf***er. Through this they learn whether they would want to be a superhero, try to avoid being a creep and discuss the controversy around violence in the film.

They give the film a Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping review the debacle that was the MTV Video Music Awards.

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In one of our favourite annual podcasts Screen Verdict takes a look at the nominees for MTV's Best Music Video of the Year.

We watch each of the videos and give our impressions as well as a score out of 5. The video with the best combined score out of 10 will receive an official vote from Screen Verdict for the award.

We learn Bruno Mars might be a little lonely, Justin Timberlake has fallen on hard times, how to save money from Macklemore, Robin Thicke likes lambs among other things and Taylor Swift shows no regard for proper knee health.

After our reviews we submit our vote for the MTV VMA and in Houskeeping we update you on a little game called Betting Bad.

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In our 101st podcast Jonathan tries to hype up an indifferent Matt to review the latest film from Ryan Gosling and director of Drive, Nicolas Winding Refn.

First we explain the premise and the seedy world of Only God Forgives. Then we move onto the characters including a blank son, an evil mother and a mysterious policeman.

We also address the violence, the karaoke and Matt offending someone in the cinema.

Lastly we finish with our Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping we read out some reader's suggestions from last week's SV awards.

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Screen Verdict is excited to celebrate our 100th podcast with a series of film showdowns. Matt and Jonathan have selected 10 categories and each picked their favourite film since the year 2000 from each of those categories. They then debate the merits of their films in order to decide the winner of each category (awards which Jonathan refers to as the ESVYs).

Some of our 'Best Since 2000' categories include Best Zombie Film, Best Superhero Film and Best Film Over 2.5 Hours Long. Matt and Jonathan fight to determine which films win the awards as well as who can get the most of their picks chosen.

In Housekeeping we celebrate our 100th podcast and Matt shares a surprise with Jonathan.

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This week on the Screen Verdict podcast Matt and Jonathan talk about the controversial blockbuster from Disney, The Lone Ranger. With a $250 million budget and claims that the film is racist and possibly the worst film of all time, Screen Verdict's opinion has never been more important.

We take a look at the character of the Lone Ranger and which of the Social Network twins play the role as well as the controversial Tonto played by Johnny Depp. We also give our opinions on the evil William Fichtner and Matt shares his availability for a date with Ruth Wilson.

We also share What Has (The Lone Ranger Taught Us) and give our Screen Verdict rating for the film. Lastly in Housekeeping Matt explains why he forgot Jonathan's anniversary gift as well as reading mean things about himself on the internet.

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Screen Verdict is excited to discuss the controversial new article that suggests all the Pixar films occur in the same universe.

You can read the article at - http://jonnegroni.com/

As huge fans of Pixar, Matt and Jonathan decided to invite the author of the article Jon Negroni to discuss the theory with us on the podcast.

First we ask Jon how he came up with the idea for the theory, how being 'the Pixar guy' has affected his life and what the response has been.

Then we delve into the theory and learn some of the intricacies that tie the various Pixar stories together in the timeline.

Jon also shares an exclusive reveal about some upcoming fan fiction and we finish with some hard hitting questions about the theory and give it our Screen Verdict.

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This week Matt and Jonathan celebrate 2 years of the Screen Verdict podcast with our Man of Steel review.

We share our thoughts on Superman growing up and our expectations for the film with Zack Snyder and Christoper Nolan behind the wheel. We also take a look a look at the set up for the film in Krypton as well as what it would be like to grow up as Superman.

We then decide whether Henry Cavill is the luckiest or unluckiest actor in the world to finally end up with the role of Superman. We also discuss one of Matt's favourites Amy Adams and the divisive Russell Crowe.

This week Matt introduces a new game as well as us sharing What Has (The Man of Steel Taught Us) before giving our Screen Verdict rating.

Lastly in Housekeeping Matt and Jonathan open our anniversary gifts in celebration of 2 years of Screen Verdict.

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(Podcast contains spoilers) In our first podcast with Jonathan back from the US, Screen Verdict reviews the new season of HBO's Veep.

We discuss all the political shenanigans and/or machinations for VP Selina Meyer as well as what the supporting cast gets up to this season, including how we'd deal with a hostage situation and accidentally insult Europe ourselves.

We give our Screen Verdict rating for the season and in a huge Housekeeping segment Jonathan shares some adventures and mishaps from the US and Matt confronts his fears on the Gold Coast.

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