It's a blast from the past! Due to one of the co-hosts falling ill the guys agreed digging back into the archives and reliving a piece of history.

We take a trip back to 1985 to discuss one of Mike’s favorite movies, Real Genius. We praise the film’s portrayal of the geek community before appreciating its brand of humor and Val Kilmer’s memorable performance.

Also: We chat about what we’ve been watching lately. Ryan admits to watching some of Seventh Son, which leads us to chat about actors, like Jeff Bridges as of late, who mail in performances.

After Steve expresses concern over Haley Joel Osment’s glands, Mike chats about Oscar documentary And The Oscar Goes To and Steve shares his thoughts on Birdman, Almost Famous and Garden State.

Strap on your rocket boots and join us as we zoom from topic to topic in our discussion of the Wachowskis’ latest film, Jupiter Ascending.

After pondering if Eddie Redmayne’s scenery-chewing performance will hurt his Oscar chances, we wonder if telling the film solely from Jupiter’s perspective would’ve been for the best,

make comparisons to John Carter and Elysium, lament that there’s so much going on, and gawk at Redmayne’s weirdly huge lips.

We’re shooting for the stars in the first episode of Three Shot, revisiting Christopher Nolan’s sci-fi epic, Interstellar, now that it’s been out for a few months.

Our discussion kicks off with the realization that Nolan has succeeded Steven Spielberg as Hollywood’s blockbuster auteur.

Examinations of Saturn’s role in the film, the homages to 2001: A Space Odyssey and the sound mixing issues follow before we conclude with a chat about the film’s antagonists.

Try to get on our tempo as we discuss Best Picture nominee Whiplash.

We chat about the presentation of band kids in this film and others before appreciating Miles Teller’s meteoric rise in Hollywood and evaluating what the film has to say about the pursuit of perfection.

Also: We chat about the nominations for this year’s Academy Awards. Did Selma get snubbed?