In one of our most dramatic podcasts we finally answer the question Matt asked at the end of last week's podcast.

Throughout the podcast we review a plot twist from the film using logic learned from The Walking Dead as well as how to look casual as a Jedi and try to pick who is related to whom in the next Star Wars film.

Finally we reveal our Screen Verdict rating for the film and in Housekeeping we discuss the upcoming Screen Verdict Awards and Matt shares some egg related puns.

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Screen Verdict wanted all of our listeners to have ample time to watch the new Star Wars film at least twice so they could easily point out any of the Star Wars related errors we inevitably make. So here is our perfectly timed review of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

On the podcast Matt and Jonathan try to decide who is the Jedi and who is the apprentice, figure out which HBO show character is making Kylo Ren so sad, and take turns as stormtroopers trying to pick each other up at a bar.

For dramatic effect and/or laptop battery death this podcast ends on a real cliffhanger so stay tuned for part two!

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This year Screen Verdict decided, instead of our usual pre-show preview, to do a post-show Oscars review (mostly due to scheduling issues).

On the podcast we break down our thoughts on the Supporting and Lead Acting categories as well as Directing and Best Picture. Between the two, Matt and Jonathan saw most of the nominees and provide a mostly comprehensive review of where we agreed or disagreed with the Academy.

Along the way we discuss finding your ex turn up inside a glacier, why never to read Matt's Facebook articles, and compare Spotlight to the iconic All the President's Men.

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Just in time for the Oscars, Screen Verdict reviews The Revenant and performances from Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy.

Along the way we discuss how to survive a bear attack and who would have the better will to survive if we were betrayed and left in the woods by each other. Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating for the film (the number one indicator for Oscar success).

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This week Screen Verdict goes back to our roots and back to the beginning of time as we review the latest Pixar film - The Good Dinosaur.

Matt and Jonathan try to remember their childhood dinosaur knowledge (aided by Google) before jumping into the world, characters and adventure of The Good Dinosaur.

After giving it our Screen Verdict rating we debate where it should be placed in our rank of every Pixar film.

Finally in Housekeeping Jonathan gives Matt 3 clues in order to guess his secret purchase for the podcast and Matt shares a story involving someone pretty high 'Up' at the Pixar company.

After solving The Case of the Missing Cookies (http://screenverdict.podomatic.com/entry/2014-04-28T23_01_32-07_00) Screen Verdict is back to tackle another true crime story in this week's review of Making a Murderer.

We analyse the case for and against Stephen Avery and Brendan Dassey based on the evidence shown in the Netflix series that everyone is talking about. To conclude we present our verdict for both cases as well as a verdict for the series itself.

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As you read this imagine I'm talking really quickly because that's what we're going to have to do get through every episode of Master of None in just 2 minutes per episode!

Join Screen Verdict for this fast paced run through of the new series from Aziz Ansari and Netflix. We tackle dating in the digital era, life as an immigrant, and what we can learn from old people.

Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping Matt decides to take an idea from Master of None and see if it can help him get a date for The Good Dinosaur.

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Happy New Year to our beloved Screen Verdict listeners! We hope you are excited for 2016 and we're excited to kick off the year with a review of Spectre.

Seeing as the film was released a little while ago we follow our famous Spoiler Alert by breaking down each of the key events in the film.

We discuss why perhaps James Bond isn't so smooth, why Christoph Waltz could have played Skeleton Man or Octopus Man and why the world of James Bond seems to operate on the honesty system.

After our Screen Verdict rating we reveal some big news for our LA listeners in Housekeeping.

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Throw three fingers up because this week Screen Verdict reviews the final instalment of the Hunger Games series.

On the podcast we discuss Katniss's journey to the capital, discuss the romantic merits of Peeta and Gayle, and accidentally compare Katniss to both Hitler and Donald Trump.

Finally we give our Screen Verdict rating and keep you updated on upcoming podcasts in a brief Housekeeping.

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Screen Verdict is excited to be back with another podcast as we review The Martian.

We discuss movies versus books, how it compares to Gravity and Interstellar, rate our chances of survival on Mars, and decide whether Matt Damon is worth saving in the first place.

After our Screen Verdict ratings we share what could be in the works including the long awaited Space Jam podcast.

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