We talk last Sunday's Golden Globe Awards and yesterday's Academy Award nominations. We make our predictions for Oscar's big four categories. John reveals his three big predictions for 2015. Finally, we review three different '80s comedies. Yes, we watched Midnight Madness, Airplane!, AND Real Genius. Be sure to vote which of these films we will review next time: Super Mario Bros. (1993), Super High Me (2008), or Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon (2014). No, we will not be watching all three again. Tweet us at @videoeta or comment on Facebook.

We talk about the wild and wacky digital and limited theatrical release of The Interview and what it means for the future. We also look back at the best and worst of movies in 2014. Finally, we review 2014's little movie that could, Snowpiercer. Be sure to vote which of these films we'll review next time: Airplane! (1980), Midnight Madness (1980), or Real Genius (1985). Oh, and you get to hear a barking dog. Tweet us at @videoeta or comment on Facebook.

We discuss the alleged hack of Sony Pictures by North Korea and the subsequent withdrawl of Seth Rogen's The Interview. We lighten things up by talking about our favorite Christmas movies and tangentially Christmas-related movies. Finally we review the holiday (is it Christmas or Halloween?) film Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. Be sure to vote which of these films we'll review next time: Live Die Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow (2014), Snowpiercer (2014), or Tim's Vermeer (2014). Tweet us at @videoeta or comment on Facebook.

We discuss the hot new Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer and all that it does and does not show. After that we hit on two breaking news stories, the announcement of Spectre as the next Bond film and the trailer for Terminator Genisys. We wrap things up with a review of the movie you wanted us to watch, 1974's Phantom of the Paradise. Be sure to vote which of these films we'll review next time: The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale (2010), or Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964). Tweet us at @videoeta or comment on Facebook.

We pay our respects to Mike Nichols before getting into discussions about TV series adaptations of movies, the newly released trailer for The Peanuts Movie, and the 2011 dramedy HappyThankYouMorePlease. Be sure to vote which of these films we'll review next time: Chinatown (1974), Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974), or Phantom of the Paradise (1974). Tweet us at @videoeta or comment on Facebook.

We cross the space-time continuum to discuss Christopher Nolan's epic film Interstellar. In honor of Veterans Day we also dissect the 2013 movie Lone Survivor with Mark Wahlberg. Be sure to vote which of these films we'll review next time: HappyThankYouMorePlease (2011), Thanks for Sharing (2013), or Free Birds (2013). Tweet us at @videoeta or comment on Facebook

Join us for discussions about the Avengers 2 teaser trailer, the Marvel Cinematic Universe vs. the burgeoning DC movie schedule, and the 2009 horror film Trick 'r Treat. Be sure to vote which of these films we'll review next time: The Big Red One (1980), Saints and Soldiers (2004), or Lone Survivor (2013). Tweet us at @videoeta or comment on Facebook.

Join us for discussions about avoiding (or not) Star Wars Episode VII spoilers; blatant propaganda/ad movies; the Say Anything TV series and creator ownership; and our movie of the week: Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. Be sure to vote which of these films we'll review next time: Trick 'r Treat (2009), Dawn of the Dead (2004), or The Evil Dead (1983). Tweet us at @videoeta or comment on Facebook.

We're back and better than ever. We discuss Kevin Smith's latest film Tusk, the surprising performance of Guardians of the Galaxy, how domestic violence issues will affect Gone Girl, and a review of the new movie Believe Me. Be sure to vote which of the three films we'll review next time. Tweet us at @videoeta or comment on Facebook.

The VideoETA podcast is crawling out of its grave. This is just a preview of what to expect as we relaunch. Consider this an appetizer for what's to come this weekend.