In this episode we review The Nutcracker and the Four Realms.

The one thing this movie has going for it? More realms than most. 

It's unclear who this movie was supposed to appeal to, but we do our best to figure out why it got made. We also dive into a bit more talk on Bohemian Rhapsody. 

For WEEKS, Mike's been banging on the "Let's do a Trailer Talk about Widows" door.

Finally, Elizabeth relents and let him in. 

Check out our latest episode of Trailer Talk, where we review the trailer for windows. Per usual, we get off track and end up talking about a bunch of other stuff including whether or not Michelle Rodriguez is a jerk in real life. In case you're wondering, neither of us offers a solid conclusion on that front. 

Bohemian Rhapsody exceeded all expectations at the box office in its opening weekend, but how was it? 

In this episode we revie the Freddie Mercury biopic starring the great Rami Malek. 

We also give a mini-review of an AMC Dolby theater for you movie theater nerds out there. 

Halloween may be over, but that didn't stop us from reviewing another Halloween-adjacent movie. In this episode we review The Craft. 

Why exactly did the last act make Mike so angry? Do movie witches worship Satan? Is Elizabeth in fact a witch? All these questions - and more - answered in today's episode! 

Happy Halloween everybody! We're back with a review of a Halloween classic, The Nightmare Before Christmas. 

Neither of us have seen this one before so we caught it on a re-release in theaters. How does it hold up after 25 years since it premiered? Smash that play button to find out what we thought. 

We also debate whether it's a Christmas or Halloween movie and tell a quick tale about the teens in our theater who had clearly been trying to sneak into another movie. 

Liam Neeson as a revenge-crazed Dad using a snow plow to kill bad guys? Please, take our money. 

In today's episode we review the trailer for Cold Pursuit, the latest in the long line of movies where Liam Neeson uses a particular set of skills to take out a bunch of bad guys. In this one, his particular skill is using a snow plow to kill people. 

Yes, you read that right. 

We're back with a review of Hunter Killer, the new submarine/Navy SEAL action movie produced by and starring Gerard Butler. In this episode we break down the movie and also talk about Gerard's place as a first ballot We Just Saw A Movie Hall of Famer. 

This past Saturday, the web series Mike wrote and produced called "Mike Works From Home" screened as part of the Chelsea Film Festival. Mike and Elizabeth were on hand at the AMC Loews 34th St. theater in Manhattan to take in the festivities. In this episode we talk about the experience of seeing Mike on the big screen, the festival's filmmaker Q&A, and what it might be like if Mike runs into someone on a movie set that he previously trashed on the podcast. 

Check out Mike Works From Home at Mike's website: https://mikeeltringham.com/mike-works-from-home

In this episode Mike reviews David Gordon Green's Halloween, the sequel to the 1978 version of...Halloween. He talks about his bad theater seat location, his theory on why Michael Myers was sent to kill (it has to do with murdering podcast hosts), and what kind of Groupon deal Laurie Strode must have gotten on self-defense dummies. 

In this episode we're reviewing Free Solo, the critically acclaimed documentary about free solo climber Alex Hannold. We also give an in-depth review of the rude ladies who sat next to us. Their obnoxiousness made us want to jump off the side of El Capitan with no harness.