Your beloved hosts discuss Tim's reaction to watching both Batman Begins and The Dark Knight for the first time this week. That leads to a greater discussion of Christopher Nolan's film trilogy and the implications of Heath Ledger's death. They also have their DVD picks and play the Box Office Over/Under game with predictions for The Dark Knight Rises and The Watch. John ends it by talking about the death threats lobbed at critics on Rotten Tomatoes.

Your beloved hosts discuss the Movie Cash bundled with older DVD movies, the enigma that is Prometheus, and the best movies for summer vacation. They have their DVD picks for the week and do battle once again in the Box Office Over/Under game. The guys tag team on a rant about the death of subtlety in film.

Your beloved hosts discuss the $200 million haul by The Avengers. They argue whether or not forthcoming The Dark Knight Rises can beat that mark. The 25th anniversary of Ishtar brings up all-time biggest box office failures and this summer's impending flops. They've got the usual staff picks, the Box Office Over/Under game, and John ends it with another rant.

Your beloved hosts celebrate May 4th as the officially unofficial Star Wars Day with their favorite far, far away memories. They also compare this summer's high-profile film slate with the biggest summer of all-time, 1982. They've got their staff picks which you're want to check out and Tim pulls a slight lead in the Box Office Over/Under as we enter Avengers weekend. John seals up the episode with a rant against the overcrowding of summer releases.

Your beloved hosts celebrate Earth Day by discussing all the great Earth Day movies. That short discussion is followed by all the great stoner movies in honor of 4/20. They resurrect talk of dead actors in light of Tupac's performance at Coachella. They scare up staff picks and go double shocka crazy with the ever popular Box Office Over/Under. If that weren't enough, Tim has a rant on misdirection trailers.

Your beloved hosts talk about the monumental success of The Hunger Games and its potential effect on other films for 2012. The guys reports back from their weekend together (um, not like that) with studio representative and a special celebrity guest. The ever popular Box Office Over/Under game returns with predictions for American Reunion and The Three Stooges. There's that, the gang's staff picks and John's rant against movie trailers.

Your beloved hosts talk about their favorite basketball movies, needless Blu-rays, and their new DVD picks. They also predict the box office performance of The Hunger Games and Mirror, Mirror. Tim ends with a rant about those wasteful cardboard wrappers found on new DVD and Blu-ray releases.

Your beloved hosts talk about the fabulous films of William Shakespeare, the various typecast actors in Hollywood, and introduce their Box Office Over/Under game. They're joined by Zack Parks for another installment of the Synopsis Game. Finally, John has another rant about the stale Academy Awards.

Your beloved hosts talk about Sunday night's Academy Awards, from Billy Crystal as host to the yes/no/maybe wardrobe malfunction of Jennifer Lopez. The guys name the best and worst presenters of the evening and even offer their suggestions to make the event better.

Your beloved hosts talk about the Super Bowl, but not the game. They talk about all the expensive commercials featured during the broadcast, especially the ads for big summer movies. Tim and John even pick out the best and worst from the other commercials. Strap in and see if your favorites match up with their choices.