The Best Movie of the Year ... so far.

Wreck-it Ralph is back with his best friend, Vanellope. Together these two (John C. Riley and Sarah Silverman) have to take an adventure to an unknown and strange world: The Internet.

Thanksgiving Day is a day to be thankful, but sometimes we are thankful for even the bad movies. That includes movies like The 15:17 To Paris, Proud Mary, and Red Sparrow.

Played by Maggie Gyllenhaal, a teacher goes to unusual measures to protect and highlight the talents of a kindergartner.

Led by Viola Davis, a group of widows are forced to make big decisions after their thief husbands die in a robbery gone wrong.

The stadium anthems and foot-stomping of Queen and Freddie Mercury is told in Bohemian Rhapsody.

The latest Coen Brothers film features 6 short stories, loaded with tons of stars. Check it out on Netflix.

Award season has arrived. We start with nominations for Film Independent Spirit Award. These are the best movies of the year so far. This episode covers the big nominations and the surprises.

Chiwetel Ejiofor (12 Years a Slave, Kinky Boots) stars as megachurch pastor Carlton Pearson. Adapted from a true story from This American Life, Come Sunday is the story of man who questions church doctrine. That results in his downfall in the church.

Today is a November 15. We’ve made it through the daily podcasting in November. It’s a good chance to catch our breadth and talk about the best movies of the year ... so far.

Staring Chris Pine as legendary Scottish warrior Robert the Bruce. He leads a band of outlaws to try and reclaim the throne as he’s outmatched by a bigger army.