Eddington thinks you’re ridiculous | Intercut Reviews
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Intercut reviews the new Ari Aster film, Eddington.
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Actor Power Rankings | Top 10 Movie Stars Working Today
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If all you knew about a movie was the person starring in it, who would be at the top of your list?
Read MoreBEST MOVIE STAR IN THEIR 40's BRACKET with Movie Files #125
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The highly controversial Movie Star bracket is back, and this time it moves up yet another decade to determine the Best Movie Star in Their 40s!
Read MoreBEST OSCAR-WINNING PERFORMANCE BRACKET WITH THE OSCAR EXPERT(S) #105
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Picking the 4 best performances in a year is way too easy. What if there was only one acting Oscar every 8 years? Art and Zach look to answer that question in our latest Intercut bracket with a little help from The Oscar Expert and Brother Bro from The Oscar Expert! Also, stick around for our Picks for the Week!
Read MoreJoker - Let Us Explain
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Send in the clowns. The iconic Batman villain, the Joker, is back in theaters at the center of his very own movie and it's been getting Oscar buzz! Does this movie belong among the film festival selections of the season? Will Joaquin Phoenix win an Academy Award for the same role that netted one for Heath Ledger? Listen to find out Art & Zach's thoughts.
Read MoreSXSW MOVIES & THE FUTURE OF MARVEL VS THE FUTURE OF DC #53
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With Avengers: Engame's imminent release, as well as the success of Shazam!, both Marvel & DC are at turning points for their studios. Which company's film outlook is brighter? Also, reviews of Captain Marvel, Triple Frontier & Us!
Read MoreOSCARS POPULARITY CONTEST & THE MEG'S BIG CATCH w/ Browntable #37
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Change is coming to the Oscars but is it going to fix anything?
Read MoreSTAR WESTEROS, JOAKER PHOENIX & WHY GET OUT HAS TO WIN BEST PICTURE #18
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The Game of Thrones showrunners are bringing their brutal brand of justice to an original series of Star Wars films! Joaquin Phoenix could play The Joker for Todd Phillips!
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New York Film Festival 2025 featured a splashy slate of movies, including world premieres of films from Daniel Day-Lewis and Bradley Cooper, award winners from the Cannes & Venice Film Festivals, as well as a surprise screening of Marty Supreme.