The Millennial Falcon Podcast

Your three favorite millennials review 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Is it the best Star Wars movie since the original trilogy? Listen to our discussion to find out.

Plus: It's Oscar season! Willoughby loves Lady Bird, Anya loves Shape of Water, and HT loves Call Me By Your Name.

It's the most wonderful time of year, so your three favorite millennials name their favorite movies to watch at Christmas — that aren't Christmas-themed.

Plus: Anya loves 'Something Rotten,' Willoughby rewatched 'The Force Awakens,' and HT can't get enough of 'The Shape of Water.'

Your three favorite millennials discuss whether fandom is past the point of no return, or whether it can be saved.

Plus: Anya is loving Buzzfeed Unsolved, Willoughby finally saw Coco, and HT loved The Disaster Artist.

Your three favorite millennials review 'Thor: Ragnarok,' directed by Taika Waititi and starring Chris Hemsworth, Cate Blanchett, Mark Ruffalo, Tom Hiddleston, and Tessa Thompson. Is it the best Marvel movie of the year? Listen to find out!

Plus: Willoughby loves 'Animal Crossing,' and HT and Anya sing praises about Pixar's 'Coco.'

With the coming of Pixar's exciting new film, 'Coco,' and the release of the teaser trailer for 'The Incredibles 2,' your three favorite millennials are talking all about the pioneering animation studio. We discuss our favorite films, the future of Pixar, and its legacy.

Plus: Anya has all her cards on 'Game Night,' Willoughby is watching 'Cheers,' and HT has caught up with 'Stranger Things 2.'

Only two of your three favorite millennials are here this week to discuss a particular underdog in the vast lineup of superhero shows: "DC's Legends of Tomorrow." With HT in Thailand, Anya and Willoughby dive into what they love about what Anya calls, "the greatest superhero show on television right now." Don't sleep on this show!

Plus, Willoughby enjoys the comedy stylings of John Mulaney (and Thor: Ragnarok)and Anya's really liking where Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is going.

Your three favorite millennials are here with their monthly movie review: Denis Villeneuve's BLADE RUNNER 2049. We lay out all the ways this movie worked for us as well as some of the weirdness that didn't work. We all have different opinions on the film on this one so check it out!

Your three favorite millennials are giving an appreciation of all the people "below the line" who make the movie magic possible. From Roger Deakins to Hans Zimmer, we list our favorite cinematographers, editors, and film composers.

Plus: Willoughby loves the 'Black Panther' trailer, Anya revisits her passion for Mumford and Sons, and HT is excited for Philip Pullman's follow-up to the His Dark Materials series, the Book of Dust.

It's officially Halloween Month, and your three favorite millennials are reunited to list the best non-horror movies to watch during this spooky season.

Plus: Willoughby really likes this fall TV season, Anya sings the praises of 'Come From Away,' and HT gives a glowing recommendation of 'The Florida Project.'

With Anya out of town, two of your favorite millennials are joined by resident gu-expert Rebecca Fuger, to talk about a defining feminist supernatural TV shows: Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It's the 20th anniversary year of the cult show, and while it may be dead, at least it's still pretty.

Plus: Rebecca is excited for the return of Riverdale, Willoughby raves about Blade Runner 2049, and HT is amazed by American Vandal.