With Yates gone on vacation, Brighton gives you a crash course of what's happening in the movie industry, largely the impact of the ongoing reaction to the coronavirus. What are theaters doing worldwide? What movies have been delayed? Plus, how did Pixar's latest film do at the box office?

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Yates and Brighton discuss the Coen's 2003 romantic comedy, Intolerable Cruelty.

The coronavirus is beginning to have its impact felt in the movie industry. Yates and Brighton discuss the delay of the latest James Bond movie's release date. Plus: does the Batmobile and the newest 'Artemis Fowl' trailer look bad? Apple doesn't want villains to use iPhones?? Sarah McCulla can recite an entire film scene about wanting to play college hockey???

Brighton and Yates discuss 2001's "The Man Who Wasn't There" on this week's AUTEUR THEORY, marking their halfway point through the Coen's filmography.

It's a full episode of news this week, as Brighton and Yates discuss delays for Mission: Impossible 7, a PG-13 rating for Mulan and a long run-time for the newest James Bond film. Also, Aaron Keck joins us for CAMEO to discuss movie history and how often the Academy Awards get Best Picture wrong!

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Yates and Brighton discuss The Coen's 2000 Southern Odyssey-based epic 'O Brother Where Art Thou?'

Brighton and Yates share their immediate reactions to Billie Eilish's Bond theme song, Harrison Ford discussing a FIFTH Indiana Jones (why???) and The Batman camera test. Plus, Sonic has a surprisingly successful opening weekend and Blake Morgan drops by for CAMEO!

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Brighton and Yates break down The Big Lebowski (1998), one of the Coen's most well-known films.

There are winners and losers abound after the 92nd Academy Awards! Yates and Brighton break them down, as well as their predictions, before they fall in love with the first trailer for Wes Anderson's 'The French Dispatch.'

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Yates and Brighton discuss 'FARGO' in this weeks episode of Auteur Theory.