Hi there. Since Toy Story 4 is out, the reigning box office champeen with a $120M opening weekend, we're counting down our favourite Disney/Pixar movies. Also, this week marked the 30th anniversary of Tim Burton's Batman. THIRTY YEARS. Good lord. And, Jeff checked out a pair of classic spy thrillers. ALSO, EDITOR'S NOTE: At the beginning of the show Jeff says he has a review of a new-ish movie called Night Life, but, he meant Late Night. Lol? - Brett

Hi there. This week we'll take a look at why the summer movie season has been thus far such a dud. Also, Jeff watched a new Adam Sandler / Jennifer Aniston movie on Netflix, and if you believe Netflix it's the biggest movie in the universe, but Jeff says it has no business earning that sort of accolade. Jeff also revisited a timeless classic, and the Avengers are coming back to the big screen! But, aren't they still there? - Brett

Hi there! This week Jeff started watching two of my favourite shows, and I watched a show out of chronologic order! But, it was worth it. - Brett

Hi there! This week, it's the June Movie Preview, and we'll tell you about the next X-Men movie, the next Toy Story movie, and two movies about scary dolls that want to take your life! We'll also tell you about a "Batman v Bourne" situation that revealed itself this week, and I watched season 2 of 'Trapped' on Netflix. It is stellar. - Brett

Hi there. Last week I promised a review of Godzilla: King of the Monsters. Turns out, I lied. I didn't go see Godzilla this week. Or, Godillza as I once put up on a sign when I worked at Taco Bell as a teenager. I was stupid. Instead, I started watching the HBO miniseries Chernobyl, and it is AMAZING. Jeff saw the new movie Booksmart, and he'll tell you why he loved it. I'll also tell you about another show I started watching. Started, and stopped. Because it sucks. I also finally got around to watching a sequel to a movie I'd never watched, then I immediately watched the original. And, something stupid happened to me during John Wick Chapter 3. - Brett