Source Material: Ian Fleming's screenplay-turned-novel Thunderball, released in 1961.

Is Barbenheimer genuine hype or cynical marketing? Can the most anticipated movies of the summer even be compared? Is the strong nuclear force more powerful than Kenergy?

What's the deal with Disney remaking all their animated classics, and why doesn't Two 4 One cover them?

David and Claire look back on the movies highlighted in season 1 and preview the movies that will be covered in season 2.

Source Material: Japanese manga Old Boy, first adapted by Korean director Park Chan-wook and later remade by Spike Lee.

Source Material: Dean Craig's original black comedy screenplay. So nice they made it twice.

Source Material: French sci-fi novel La Planète des Singes. But mostly Hollywood just keeps remaking the 1968 smash hit. And how could they not, with such an amazing title and premise?

Source Material: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, a spooky short story by Washington Irving that's become a classic of American folklore.

Source Material: Infamous spy James Bond's 1952 debut novel of the same name, written by Ian Fleming.

Source Material: Agatha Christie's claustrophobic Hercule Poirot mystery Murder on the Orient Express.