How did a show that ended in 2013 become the most important asset on streaming? Does Netflix losing 'Friends' this year & 'The Office next year mean the company is in trouble? How many streaming services are too many? Art and Zach answer these questions and more with the help of Producer Fernando on this week's Intercut podcast. Also, What We're Watching and Yay or Nay News!
Read MoreMore new movies are rebooting familiar IP, but what is the best strategy when it comes to rebooting your film franchise? What's the point of a show you can only watch when it's dark outside? And does it matter that 'Toy Story 4' won't feature a short film? Art and Zach answer these questions and get into what they've been watching as well as a livestream Q&A on the latest Intercut!
Read MoreBooksmart lost to Aladdin at the box office but why were people treating them like competing films in the first place? Does Robert Pattinson make sense as the new Batman? And are any of the Cannes 2019 award winners more exciting than Once Upon a Time in Hollywood?
Read MoreGame of Thrones marches towards its finale. Tribeca Film Festival is over but there are still movies worth discussing. And is it ok to spoil a movie 11 days after it comes out? Art and Zach break down the latest in entertainment, provide some picks for the week, and talk about what they’ve been watching on Intercut #55!
Read MoreWith 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 MoreArt and Zach break down their thoughts on the Spielberg Vs. Netflix debate and whether or not streaming films should be allowed to compete for Academy Awards.
Read MoreWhat does Green Book winning Best Picture say about this year's Oscars story? We're off the deep end one last time, getting as close as Brad and Gaga did during "Shallow."
Read MoreWhat is going on with this Oscars? A troubled telecast, some shocking frontrunners, and surprise snubs are discussed on this episode.
Read MoreFrom Utah, Art & Zach are joined by Amanda the Jedi and Alina of Let Me Explain to recap the biggest movies to debut at this year's Sundance Film Festival.
Read More2019 is here but we can't let 2018 go without talking about TV! Shows like Atlanta, Barry, and Homecoming dominated Intercut discussions last year, so we count down the Top 5 TV Show of the year.
Read More2018 is over but the debate over its best movie is just beginning. Art & Zach sit down with Chase from A Few Mixed Reviews to count down their Top 10 Films from 2018.
Read MoreArt's in New York! Differing opinions on Yorgos Lanthimos' The Favourite. Also, answering questions from Intercut listeners, What We're Watching, and Picks for the Week.
Read MoreThe Coen Brothers and an intriguing new horror movie hit Netflix. Aquaman bots trash Mary Poppins Returns. And The Indie Spirit Award nominees are out - will this crop be better than the Oscars' Best Picture nominees?
Read MoreSteve McQueen's all-female heist movie "Widows," reviewed with and without spoilers.
Read MoreArt discovers Amazon Prime Video. Zach prefers a movie from earlier in 2018 to Boy Erased. A new, new 'Star Wars,' a 'Breaking Bad' sequel, and Can Movies Be Too Long? all discussed on this week's Intercut podcast!
Read MoreDoes Bohemian Rhapsody lie to its audience? Does that even matter? There's a new Will Ferrell project to get excited about, the Game of Thrones prequel series lands a big star and more with guest Chase Azarian.
Read MoreThe Haunting of Hill House and Suspiria get under our skin. Warner and DC pull the ultimate troll move. Apple readies its entry into the streaming market. Art & Zach are joined by PopMatters & DenOfGeek writer Bernard Boo to look at the latest in the film industry and look ahead at what films could be in the running at this year's Oscars.
Read MoreAlfonso Cuaron's deeply personal new film ROMA is a deliberately paced, gorgeously filmed, black & white recreation of Mexico City in the early 1970s
Read MoreJonah Hill's directorial debut 'mid90s' reviewed, with and without spoilers
Read MoreArt's back from the road, and Zach's at the New York Film Festival but they're both deep into a few new seasons of Netflix shows. Did the guys prefer American Vandal's 2nd season or Bojack Horseman's 5th? What should we make of the puzzling Jonah Hill & Emma Stone show 'Maniac'? Also, Yay or Nay News and New to See.
Read MoreCovering the good, the bad, and everything in-between about movies.
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Adam Sandler has evolved from cinema’s preeminent manchild to unaffected cool guy to surprising thespian over the course of his storied movie career.
Two decades after a foundational year for us all, we take a look back at our adolescent selves and count down our Top 10 Favorite Films of 2005 to ring in their 20-year anniversaries.