​This week SPC checked out the latest biopic - Darkest Hour. Hit play to hear all our thoughts on Churchill, that bitch Halifax, and whether Gary Oldman deserves to win the Oscar this year.

This week the gang reviews Ladybird and then breaks down our top 5 movies of 2017... in February for some reason. Hit play to hear our nonsense!

This week we checked out The Post and are still trying to figure out how it got nominated for anything and if this is Spielberg's worst movie. Hit play to hear our nonsense!

This week we pulled an audible and watched End of the Fucking World on Netflix instead of The Post. As is tradition once every three months, Jimmy and DG were somehow on the same page while John's opinion sucked. Smash play to hear our thoughts on this fucked up, British Bonnie & Clyde.

This week the gang saw Shape of Water and discuss if it's weird to sleep with a fish person, if Michael Shannon should have won, and what the hell was up with that musical scene. Smash play to hear our thoughts!

Special edition of Six Pack Cinema! This week we break down the top winners and losers of the Golden Globes. Hit play to hear all our takes on the award show.

​This week the gang checked out All The Money In The World. For the first time (ever?) all three of us are on the same page and we also discuss whether it was worth it for Ridley Scott to reshoot everything to remove Spacey. Smash play to hear our nonsense!

Is Tommy Wiseau an alien? Did Tommy make millions selling YoYos? Who's lonelier, Tommy or Greg Sestero? What happened to Robot Spider? This week the gang checked out The Disaster Artist - hit play to find out what we thought of all these questions and more!​

"There's a disturbance in the Force. This week Sheehan and DG review Star Wars: The Last Jedi without Jimmy and manage to keep from being fanboys for about half the review. Hit play to find out what we thought!"​

Maybe our most contentious episode yet, this week we discuss Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri. Dave thought it was great, Jimmy liked it but was left feeling disappointed, and Sheehan decided to make up his own reality in which this was one of the best movies ever. ​