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In our fourth and final section of our March Movie Madness tournament, we discuss the 16 wild card movies that we added to the bracket to determine the fourth member of our final four, which airs next week. Also, America's favorite segment returns as Trivia Time with Tyler is back... with some stakes.
We continue our trek on determining the best movie of all-time by breaking down our 16 favorite animated movies of all-time. Plus, we recap a wild week of NFL Free Agency, including a not-so-big signing for the Tampa Bay Bucs.
We continue our bracket to determine the Within the Lines greatest movie ever, this time narrowing it down from 16 superhero movies to one. We also review the latest Pixar movie, Onward, and talk about the latest developments of the coronavirus.
In honor of March Madness, we put together 64 of our favorite movies of all-time, split them into four different categories, and will match them up against each other to determine the Within the Lines greatest movie of all-time. Today, we bring you our 16 favorite comedies to determine the greatest comedy movie of all-time.
On today's episode of Within the Lines, we dive into the upcoming MLB season and give our finalists predictions for every single award in both the National and American League. We also talk about the Clayton Kershaw vs. Walker Buehler ace debate, the troubles of the Los Angeles Angels and wrap up the show with some March movies that you should be looking forward to.
Today we start the episode with our patten-pending movie review scale for the Best Picture Nominee, Jojo Rabbit. This leads us down the rabbit hole of world history, in particular, how things that happened often are not what we are told throughout school. We wrap up the episode with some sports talk, most notably how the Houston Astros' cheating scandal has deepened as well as the new proposed NFL playoff format.
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A fresh or rotten score is not enough to determine how good a movie really is. With that in mind, Jason Reed and Tyler Wooten used their love of cinema to create a fail-proof movie review scale…