The crew reviews:

The Mortal Kombat trailer (1:12)

Judas & The Black Messiah (07:28)

Nomadland (27:33)

Heat (46:10)

Question of the Week: Favorite movie snacks (1:24:15)

In this packed episode, the gang breaks down:

Favorite romantic-comedy and or couple: (1:15)

Wandavision episodes 6-8: (3:08)

Malcolm & Marie: (20:05)

One Night in Miami: (33:15)

Old School (50:35)

Do you watch movies/TV with subtitles (83:23)

Keith and Ben went to the Sundance Film Festival (virtually) and share their experiences watching movies highlighted in the largest independent film festival in the United States.

The gang turns to the small screen for discussion this week as Keith, Brad and Ben break down:

CW's "Batwoman" (2:22)

Netflix's "Bridgerton (12:57)

Season 3 of "Cobra Kai" (24:05)

The first three episodes of "WandaVison" (43:17)

Keith, Brad and Ben highlight some of the movies they are looking forward to seeing in 2021.

Keith, Brad and Ben share their favorite movies, TV shows and other things from 2020.

Mitch joins the gang to share our final thoughts on "The Mandalorian" and its second season (1:14),

Then Keith, Brad and Ben talk about Pixar and Disney's latest offering, "Soul" (34:28)

Before Mitch joins them again to discuss 2007's "No Country for Old Men" (51:20).

The gang is back again to break down three much talked about movies:

"Promising Young Woman," starring Carey Mulligan (1:28)

"Ma Rainey's Black Bottom," starring Viola Davis and the late Chadwick Boseman in his final live-action performance (11:15),

"Wonder Woman 84" the sequel to the 2017 DC movie featuring Gal Gadot's return to the title character (38:21)

The crew is joined by special guest David to talk about one of his favorite films, 2006's "Casino Royale," featuring the debut of Daniel Craig as James Bond.

In what's becoming a holiday tradition, Keith, Brad and Ben are joined by their friends Julia, Kelly and Rachael from the "What You Should Read" podcast for a Christmas-themed episode.

This year they break down six TV and movie versions of the iconic Charles Dickens tale, "A Christmas Carol."