The draft is complete, and the contenders are set. We finalize all 64

contenders for the title of greatest blockbuster of the '90s. Plus, we go

over the newly announced Oscar nominations.

Get Out. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Two definitively great,

decade-defining blockbusters. But which movie will join them as the

greatest blockbuster of the 1990s? Find out as we embark on our latest

tournament, Multiplex Madness Forever.

The finale of Gettin' Willie Wit It is here! We reflect on the full career

of Will Smith so far and give out the much coveted Willie Awards.

After a heck of a rough patch, the last four movies of Will Smith's career

to date - Aladdin, Gemini Man, Spies in Disguise, and Bad Boys for Life -

are a welcome reminder why the man is a star deserving of his own podcast.

This period of time was not Will Smith's strong suit. This group of movies

- Concussion, Suicide Squad, Collateral Beauty, and Bright - peaks at "OK

at best" and valleys at...well, at really bad.

This week on Gettin' Willie Wit It, we watch a group of movies - Seven

Pounds, Men in Black 3, After Earth, and Focus - that present a few bumps

in Will Smith's road, but a few hidden gems as well.

With this latest batch of movies - Shark Tale, Hitch, The Pursuit of Happyness, I Am Legend, and Hancock - Will Smith's career reaches its apex.

Gettin' Willie Wit It rolls right along with the next five movies in Will

Smith's filmography. While the first group was chock full of huge hits,

this group - The Legend of Bagger Vance, Ali, Men in Black II, Bad Boys II,

and I, Robot - proved to be a little more divisive.

Our deep dive into the career of Will Smith begins with the four movies

that shot him out of a cannon into stardom: Bad Boys, Independence Day, Men

in Black, and Enemy of the State. We also watched Wild, Wild West.

The holidays are behind us, and we're excited to announce our next project:

a deep dive into the career of one of our greatest movie stars, Will Smith.