The Rec

First, Erik and Brad try to mend their differences of late with 'Things We Think We Agree On' - including Memphis, some aspects of Sandwiches and Coors.

(12:10) The gang gives out THE ROSCARS - we give you the correct winners for all of the premiere categories. Also, how we feel about the prospects of a Nomadland, Chloe Zhao sweep.

(1:15:00) Then, Erik chats with the star of Shiva Baby, Rachel Sennott, about all things twitter, eating disorders and fight club.

(1:40) We discuss 'Our Friend', which stars Dakota Johnson, Jason Segal and Casey Affleck and made Erik very very sad.

(20:10) Godzilla vs Kong has the gang fired up for movies, and eventually Brad gets mad at Erik. Also a few seconds on Varsity Blues, the college admission scandal doc.

(53:02) We commemorate our 100th episode with a game of Balderdash featuring our first ever guest.

(2:35) Golden Globes notes including Borat, Nomadland, Ted Lasslo and more. Who would be the next great award show host?

(27:22) We discuss Eddie Murphy's Coming to America and the reprise Coming 2 America coming to prime this week.

(47:14) The essential rules to watching good movies at home for the first time, an experience we're still not used to.

Last, we end on a new segment, movie balderdash.

(2:58) We discuss Rosamund Pike and Peter Dinklage's new film 'I Care a Lot' now streaming on Netflix. Also, Queen Latifa's Equalizer is all over Erik's TV.

(18:00) Chloe Zhao's Oscar shortlisted, Nomadland is finally out on both streaming and in theaters. What is it really about and does it deserve to win best picture? Erik finds a way to bring up Flint and Andrew Yang.

(41:35) The Rec's Recs - New segment alert - we're on the clock to recommend Brilliant Little Things and Sex and the City.

(50:26) Celebrity Movie Court featuring Golden Globe noominess Dan Levy, Anya Taylor Joy and Lily Collins.

(0:00) Weather and other random acts of small talk

(6:00) The irresponsibility of Brad's home viewing experience and how we should approach the straight to streaming releases going forward.

(18:00) We review Judas and the Black Messiah starring Lakeith Stanfield, Daniel Kaluuya, Dominique Fishback and Jesse Plemmons. Also, some Hit-Boy 'inspired by' soundtrack talk.

(41:50) Teasing The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel, the new Netflix mystery/true crime docu-series. 

(48:30) We review Lee Isaac Chung's Minari, starring Detroit's own Steven Yuen. This spills into some faux science animal talk.