It's Adam's turn to bring his film of choice to the podcast and he chose this Summer's big hit, Kpop Demon Hunters! Does Calder have any chance of liking this movie at all? Or is this literally the only context in which he'd willingly sit down to watch it?

We all know the answer.

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's... it's... another ScreenShare episode! It's also another episode description! Does anybody even read these?

In this "wildcard" episode, Calder decided we'd watch this year's Superman, directed by James Gunn. This film had a bit of a cultural moment, but does the film itself hold up as super, man? As per usual, Adam and Calder have the definitive answer that you can only find here.

From the world of John Wick, come Ballerina, a story about revenge and chasing fate. Does a John Wick movie need John Wick? Does it need just a little John Wick? Adam and Calder will answer, because they know the answer. They watched the movie.

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Uh oh, John is maaaad! In this installment of the John Wick franchise, we find John with nothing to lose, so he's willing to risk it all one last time. A diverse and exciting collection of new characters seek to help and hinder John's pursuit for freedom in new and exciting places. Adam and Calder give their thoughts in between distracted tangents that I'm sure relate only somewhat to the topic at hand.

If you haven't already, be sure to give us a follow and maybe even a review!

John Wick is back and he's doing his usual thing, but with a lot more fluff being said around him this time. Now Adam and Calder are here to add more fluff to the flame by breaking down this third installment. We are officially at the halfway mark of our John Wick Franchise Focus, so we shall see where all of the chips land (or whatever the saying is) when it's all said and done.

We out here Wicking our John once again with John Wick: Chapter 2.This time around, John Wick continues to try not to kill people anymore. His solution? Killing, like, a lot of people.Does John Wick's killing of people surpass that of the first John Wick? Or does it suffer from being more of the same? Adam and Calder have the answer and it is final.

ScreenShare is BACK! With a couple changes...

To start things off, we have ditched our monthly themes in favor of Franchise Focus, a series that will have us highlighting a multi-film franchise, its impact, and more. We plan to break up each Franchise Focus series with Host Picks. These episodes will just be one-off episodes where we'll talk about a movie of either Adam or Calder's choice.

We also won't be ranking every single movie on one big list anymore. It was fun... but it reached its breaking point.

Anyway, We're excited to be back (and with video!) and we look forward to having a goof of a time again. And what better way to get back into it than with where it all began...

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John Wick is a guy. More specifically, he is a sad/mad guy with a gun and a couple really good reasons to kill a bunch of scummy guys. But does it stand the test of time?

Adam and Calder will tell you with 100% certainty.

Following up on another film that had a killer sequel, we revisit the Miles Morales in the Spider-Verse. This film was heavily praised upon its release despite some opinions about the ending. How does it hold up a year after its release?

Next Week: TBD

This week and next, we will be revisiting a couple sequels to films we've covered on the show before. Starting things off with Incredibles 2, we discuss whether this film is a worthy successor to the original and how well it holds up.

Next Week: Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse

SPECIAL GUEST HOST Matt de Vries joins the podcast to fill in for Calder to talk about one of his favorite movies! Everything Everywhere All At Once made waves when it was released in 2022 and has maintained its position as a standout hit of the past decade, even winning Best Picture at the Academy Awards (along with a few other awards).

Next Week: The Incredibles 2