Dan Bauer joins us in looking back over 2019 and recounting our five favorite films of this diverse and intriguing year.

The Safdie Brothers turn down the remake for 48 Hours, Kevin Spacey's accusers fall left and right, and Doctor Strange 2 has been backpedaled as a horror film. All of that and our two separate reviews for both Greta Gerwig's Little Women adaptation and Nicolas Pesce's remake The Grudge.

Special guest cinematographer/photographer Josh Carter joins The Pole in discussing, dissecting, and sharing our immersive experience in Sam Mendes' technical achievement in the film 1917.

Steve (not the Missionary) comes back to visit The Plot Hole and aids Kyle in dissecting the spiritual, moral, and immersive experience that is Terrence Malick's A Hidden Life.

Star Wars disappoints at the domestic box office, Marvel shuts down their television department, and Cats gets a fully rendered digital makeover...after the initial digital makeover. All of that and a continuation into our full review of Tom Hooper's latest musical abomination, Cats.

An episode dedicated to reviewing the clusertruck that is Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

We say a casual goodbye to some folks who have died, Mad Max is getting a sequel according to George Miller, and Devin gives us all a civics lesson in impeachment. All of that and our review for the Safdie Brothers' latest tragedy of errors, Uncut Gems.

Dan Bauer steps into The Plot Hole again, this time to go over some newly announced SAG nominations and a review for Clint Eastwood's latest, Richard Jewell.

Pete Davidson makes fans sign an expensive NDA at shows, a debate emerges on The Irishman, and Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas" is #1 in an unexpected UK poll. All of that and our review for Rian Johnson's Whodunnit Knives Out.

E.T. and Elliot reunite in a holiday commercial, Elizabeth Banks is set to direct a Universal Horror film, and John Boyega almost leaks the entire Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker script. All of that and our reviews for the A24 tragic melodrama Waves and the earnest Hallmark biopic A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.