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In this 1on1, Steve welcomes Cold Iron producer Amanda Marshal to talk about her new film, I DO... UNTIL I DON'T. Written and directed by Lake Bell, this film explores the nature of marriage and relationships to see if its still relevant to our culture. Steve and Amanda get to chat about the tension between freedom and commitment, telling unique stories and so much more. Thanks Amanda!

This week on the show. Steve welcomes back Shelley McVea to battle Caesar and the WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES! While a part of the original franchise, these latest Apes films have gone in an entirely new direction with an intense energy and focus on what it means to be 'human'. But does Matt Reeves' claim that this particular entry is meant to portray Ape-leader Caesar as 'their Moses' add anything more? Shelley and Steve answer this question and more, only on ScreenFish.

This week, Steve teams up with Peter Percival (YouTube's Bearded Movie Guy) and Jeff Baker (Geek Orthodox podcast) to talk about SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING! Peter Parker has swung back into theatres (and the Marvel Cinematic Universe) with his 6th film in the last 15 years. Have his web fluid gotten stale? Or should our spider-sense be tingling to get to the theatre? In a fun conversation, the guys get to talk about coming-of-age, the importance of the 'small' and their favourite 'Spider-Moments'.

This week, author Jeffrey Overstreet rolls in to talk with Steve about BABY DRIVER, Edgar Wright's hit heist film! This film has it all -- action, romance and a fantastic playlist -- but is there more to the story? In a fun conversation, they talk about defining ourselves and what it means to be 'good'. Plus, the guys give their surprises of the year (so far) and most anticipated titles to come!

This week, Steve welcomes Alan Sharrer to talk about CARS 3, Pixar's return to the world of... well... cars! Lightning McQueen is slowing down and feeling the pressure to retire but does he have one last race in him? The guys talk about the power of mentoring, legacy and personal value. PLUS, their kids weigh in with their thoughts as well!

With the second season of PREACHER upon us, Steve gets a chance to speak with star Graham McTavish about the Saint of Killers, spiritual television and the difference between vengeance and justice.

This week, Steve welcomes actor Amanda Jane Smith and pastor Judith McCartney to enter into the battle with Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman. While the film has scored with both critics and fans, there seems to be something much more significant about this particular moment. Is it true that Diana's story provides a proper role model for young women? Does the strength of her character really create something unique or is there a veiled sexism at the hands of the male gaze? In a lively discussion, they dialogue about equality, feminine identity and the nature of evil.

Wonder Woman theme written by Rupert Gregson-Williams, recorded at Warner Bros. Music.

Theme song is 'Month 2 Month/Love St.' by Connections.

This week, Steve gets to chat 1on1 with film critic Josh Larsen (Filmspotting.net, Think Christian) about his new book, MOVIES ARE PRAYERS. But what does it mean for a film to be a prayer? Is that possible even when the filmmaker doesn't directly intend it? Josh speaks to these issues and more.

Theme song is 'Month 2 Month/Love St.' by Connections.

This week, Steve assembles the corps with Mikey Fissel (Reel World Theology) and Paul Muzzin (director, CHASING ATLANTIS) as they dig into ALIEN: COVENANT, Ridley Scott's controversial sequel to PROMETHEUS. The film has proven itself divisive amongst fans and critics but has a lot more to say than people think (or does it?).

Theme song is 'Month 2 Month/Love St.' by Connections.

In this edition of 1on1, Steve gets the chance to speak with actor Amin Joseph, star of both this year's BAYWATCH reboot and FX's new series, SNOWFALL! In a revealing conversation, they discuss choreographing the perfect fight scene and creating in-depth characters.

Theme song is 'Month 2 Month/Love St.' by Connections.