(Yes, we are keeping the official 200 episode for when Carl comes back for paternity leave!)

Sinners can do no wrong.

In this episode, Eitan and Kev dive deep into Ryan Coogler's masterpiece (yes, I said it. This is Eitan btw). The discussion begins with Eitan sharing his reactions in a spoiler-free review. They then explore the surprising reception and media coverage the film received during its initial release.

Lastly, they introduce a new segment to SID: Stucking in Development!

Is Warner Bros. Discovery having a....great month? Do Coachella and The Masters represent the two ends of the spectrum of where in-person events are heading? Is DoorDash's addition of pay-in-installments options a recessionary indicator? Is Warfare even a war movie?

In the first episode of Carl's paternity leave, Eitan is joined by Kevin Sachs to explore these and many more questions.

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Carl's last episode before his paternity leave is about things he and Eitan care too much about.

First, Carl guides Eitan through the latest casting announcements for the upcoming Hunger Games movie, Sunrise of the Reaping, and gasp at the Minecraft movie overperformance at the box office.

Then, Eitan walks Carl through the details and first reactions to Universal's new theme park in Orlando: Epic Universe.

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After a brief Soderbergh Second™, the Carl & Eitan check in on a strange assemblage of Cinemacon announcements. Discussion includes Now You See Me, the fast-tracked Hunger Games prequel Sunrise on the Reaping, and Sam Mendes' impending onslaught of Beatles biopics.

Venting can be cathartic from time to time. And there is no better way to vent than by picking bones.

And boy, do Eitan and Carl have bones to pick in this episode. From Rachel Ziegler being thrown under the bus for Snow White's underperformance, the latest Avengers stunt around the cast release for their next movie, and Utah losing Sundance to Boulder.

Plus: find out where the saying comes from!

Apple's famous cult of secrecy typically prevents the company from announcing vaporware. Carl & Eitan dig into what the significant delay of core Apple Intelligence features says about the current state of the company's culture & product development cycle. In other news, Eitan spent a weekend deep in the New York (live) theater scene, and Soderbergh is back in Carl's good graces after Black Bag.

Spring is almost upon us! And this episode is full of can't-wait-for-the-cold-to-end energy.

First, our local SXSW reporter Carl shares his thoughts on the Austin "festival" evolution over the last couple of years.

Then, they review Bong Joon Ho's Mickey 17 (spoiler: Pattinson is great), before jumping into Apple TV+ land and talking about Severance and Disclaimer, and the role they might have played in the future of the Cupertino company streaming plans.

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After a long & chaotic awards season, the boys sit down with Alex and Kevin to discuss a long & mostly un-chaotic Oscars.

Join Carl & Eitan in this menagerie-of-topics episode recorded before the Oscars.

The main topic is the announcement of Amazon Studios taking creative over the 007 Bond franchise from the Broccoli family. Other topics include casting news in the new Harry Potter series, The Office Universe, The Curse Child for some reason, and Dana Walden making moves for the CEO position!

See you in a couple of days for the Oscars recap!

As is traditional, Kevin Sachs joins Carl and Eitan for some pre-Oscars gossip.