Justin discusses if it's necessary to cast big-name celebrities in voice acting roles, and why Chris Pratt is the wrong man to voice Garfield in 2024's "The Garfield Movie".

Justin reviews Robocop (1987), what exactly makes the movie stand the test of time, and what makes it his favorite action movie EVER made.

Justin thinks up some of his "dream guests" on this episode of Film Real -- some celebrities that he'd love to pick the brains of. Also, Justin offers a bonus clip of his interview with John Oates (of Hall and Oates), as the two discussed the use of his music in movies.

The Recess Bell's Kory David joins Justin Greenberg to review last month's WrestleMania XL (40), discuss Hollywood's impact on wrestling, and also talk about 'X-MEN 97' on Disney Plus.

Justin Greenberg sits down with actor, comedian, film producter and podcaster Jason Mewes, he of "Jay and Silent Bob" fame. The two discuss Mewes career, his battle with substance abuse, Kevin Smith, George Carlin, Stan Lee, The X-Men, and more.

Justin sees a lot of movies. A whooooooole lot of movies. He's seen a lot in 2024 so far, twenty-seven to be exact through the first quarter of the year. He gives a quick recap on each and every one in this episode.

Justin Greenberg isn't just nostalgic and reminiscient of the Blockbuster days... he's here to tell you why it's SUPERIOR to the many, many, many, many streaming services offered today. Gen Z, listen and be educated.

Liam Flynn joins Justin Greenberg for a very entertaining, impassioned, in-depth debate: Which Home Alone movie was superior -- Home Alone, or the sequel Home Alone 2? Yes, we know it's March.

Justin presents this episode of 'Film Real' episode with a PSA: eating and drinking etiqutte in the theater. Have you ever had to deal with loud chewing, loud sipping, slurping, crunching, crumpling or other distractions while trying to stay locked into your film? Or maybe you've committed some of these crimes yourself. Regardless, time to set the record straight: What's okay and what's NOT okay while in the theater?

Gina once again joins Justin Greenberg for Part 2 of their Disney movie series & discussion. Are remakes the bane of both of their existences? What exactly is Disney's history with some of its racist cartoons? And which animated characters were the apple of their eye??