Saturday Night Live has been a staple for all of us. This year, the late-night institution is celebrating its 50th season, so we thought, why not honor SNL with a review of Jason Reitman's amazing comedy film SATURDAY NIGHT? The original cast of Gilda Radner, Laraine Newman, Jane Curtin, Garrett Morris, Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase, and John Belushi are played by near-no-name actors Ella Hunt, Emily Fairn, Kim Matula, Lamorne Morris, Dylan O'Brien, Cory Michael Smith, and Matt Wood, respectively. SATURDAY NIGHT received the top honor for Best Ensemble Cast by the Music City Film Critics' Association awards, and it's easy to see why.

THE BRUTALIST has incredible, award-nomination-worthy pieces. The cinematography is outstanding, Adrien Brody and Guy Pearce are superb and there's a perfectly timed intermission... but that doesn't mean it's entertaining. Whether you liked THE BRUTALIST or not, let's talk about it...

Mark Wahlberg is an incredibly talented actor. But he's done both good movies and paycheck movies. FLIGHT RISK has potential, but, in the end, it's a paycheck movie. Good for him but bad for the audience. Let's talk about it...

The Golden Globes have been given out, the Oscar nominations have been released...basically, it's award season! As members of the Music City Film Critics Association, we're breaking down the best in film of 2024. What do you think was the best film? What movie deserves all the awards? Is there a film that was snubbed? Let's talk about it!

Entertainment Weekly put out their Top 20 Christmas movies of all time, and while we take issue with a lot of their rankings, that's not the point of this episode. Today's episode is a game... let's take the Top 20 Christmas movies and play SMASH or PASS!

Director of the new action movie DIRTY ANGELS, Martin Campbell, joined the Untitled Film Project Podcast recently to talk about his new film, working with Eva Green again and his humble beginnings in film.

When Disney announced they were making a MOANA show for streaming, it was an interesting premise. But when they then announced they were making the show into a movie, it was even more interesting. How far along in the process were they before the pivot? Would it work? Was it worth it? So, let's talk about it.

We all saw FLY ME TO THE MOON in the theater and had a great time! But, even while watching on the big silver screen, it was obvious that it is the perfect movie for streaming. Now that AppleTV has finally released it after inexplicably keeping it on the shelf for several months, we can finally release this episode! Join us for 20 minutes as we walk you through FLY ME TO THE MOON!

If you grew up with CHRISTMAS VACATION or ELF or A CHRISTMAS STORY, those are timeless favorites to watch around the holiday season. But, if you're growing up now, RED ONE might be your go-to annual Christmas watch in about 10 years. Let's talk about it...

GLADIATOR won Best Picture almost 25 years ago, and in 2024, Sir Ridley Scott directed and released its sequel. Does it compare to its legendary predecessor? Does it stand on its own? Let's talk about it...