Brett and Adam kick off Oscar season by predicting the 2018 nominees for Best Visual Effects. But first, with the imminent release of “Blade Runner 2049” they discuss the portrayal of the future in science fiction films. Finally, things get bonkers with Darren Aronofsky’s “mother!”

Brett and Adam recap last Sunday’s Emmy’s, including the big winners and surprises, and how they fared with their predictions. But first they discuss some of the Oscar contenders coming out of the Toronto International Film Festival, and finally they talk about “It” scaring up the box office and their thoughts on the film.

Brett and Adam discuss the upcoming Emmys and their predictions for the show. They also talk about the news from Star Wars Episode IX, and some of the Oscar contenders coming out of the Venice and Toronto Film Festivals.

Brett and Adam recap Sunday’s Game of Thrones finale and look ahead to the eighth and final season of the show.

Brett and Adam discuss the latest Game of Thrones episode, “Eastwatch.”

Brett and Adam dive deep into the Blackwater Rush and the latest Game of Thrones episode, “The Spoils of War.” But first, they discuss the new Motion Picture Academy president, and finally Adam gets spooked with “Annabelle: Creation” and Brett rides along on a “Girls Trip.”

Brett and Adam recap the latest episodes of Game of Thrones and predict the future of Westeros. Then they discuss two of this summer’s biggest films “Dunkirk” and “The Big Sick” and their Oscar chances.

Brett and Adam react to the Emmy nominations (and snubs) before discussing the season premiere of Game of Thrones. Finally, they admire the filmmaking achievements of War for the Planet of the Apes and Baby Driver.

Brett and Adam recap season 3 of “Better Call Saul” and look ahead to the return of “Game of Thrones.” Then they predict this year’s major Emmy nominations. Finally, they make the case for shows you’re probably not watching.

Brett and Adam return to recap the latest Hollywood news, including Daniel Day-Lewis’ decision to retire from acting. Then, in an annual tradition, they each reveal their top five favorite films for the first half of 2017, and finally pick the year’s worst film.