BEST STREAMING SERVICES BRACKET WITH MOVIE FILES #122
/Best streaming services bracket with Movie Files! Ranking our favorite streamers from Amazon to Tubi for the year 2022.
Read MoreBest streaming services bracket with Movie Files! Ranking our favorite streamers from Amazon to Tubi for the year 2022.
Read MoreA couple of new films starring potential Best Actor contenders make their debut on streaming services, Netflix starts to reveal some new data on its Top 10s, and AppleTV+ adapts a popular dramatic podcast with popular comedians.
Read MoreThe Emmys go remote for 2020. Schitt's Creek & HBO win big, but what does that mean for Netflix? The 58th New York Film Festival goes virtual - how many Steve McQueen movies can one festival fit? Thoughts on Lovers Rock, Night of the Kings, MLK/FBI, and other highlights from the festival so far.
Read MoreThe war between Universal Pictures and AMC Theaters is over, but what does their agreement mean for franchises like "Fast & Furious"? Disney puts "Mulan" on Disney+ but will other films follow suit and will they ever get released on Blu-Ray?
Read MoreWill Ferrell gets a Netflix payday, Jon Stewart gets back into politics and Joseph Gordon-Levitt gets back into acting. New movies on streaming, Hamilton censors two f-bombs and movie theaters are potentially re-opening? Plus more What We're Watching and Picks for the Week.
Read MoreOn Everything to Watch we round up the best entertainment that Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, HBO, HBO Max, Disney+, AppleTV+, Criterion, Mubi, Shudder, and more have to offer up for the month of May. Who has the best Top 5 and what are your 5 most anticipated things in May?
Read MoreTiger King becomes the Bird Box of quarantine. Tigertail & Love Wedding Repeat hit Netflix. Recommendations for good documentaries and the best options on each major streaming service in our Picks for the Week. Also, what would the Oscars look like if no more movies get released in 2020?
Read MoreA vertical prison in which captives are fed by a platform that descends from the top, leaving those at the bottom to fight for scraps, is the locale for the Spanish horror/thriller The Platform. How does The Platform comment on our society from its science fiction setting?
Read MoreAs Hollywood and the wider world responds to the COVID-19 outbreak, we try to sort through our thoughts (note: this episode was recorded on March 9th so look at this as a bit of a time capsule). We also continue March Movie Madness Brackets.
Read MoreWith the release of Onward and March Madness around the corner, we're doing the Best Pixar Movie Bracket to pick our favorite from 'Toy Story' to 'Toy Story 4'. Also, the Harrison Ford dog movie doesn't have a dog. And the Harrison Ford franchise movie doesn't have Steven Spielberg.
Read MoreDark is a German science fiction thriller series on Netflix currently in between its 2nd and 3rd seasons. After two children go missing from a small German town, dark secrets and double lives are exposed in this puzzle-filled show. Rhianna from Rhiannatoria joins Art and Zach to break down the convoluted mysteries of Netflix's Dark.
Read MoreDisney Plus debuts. Marvel movies, Disney classics, and Star Wars galore. What's up with The Mandalorian? Netflix and Nickelodeon team-up. The Irishman devastates. James Deane rises again. Art and Zach break down the latest on Yay or Nay News plus What We're Watching and our Picks for the Week.
Read MoreThe story of a marriage falling apart as a family fights to stay together. Noah Baumbach's new film is an incisive look at divorce and the knots that are hardest to untie. With Adam Driver, Scarlet Johansson, Laura Dern, Ray Liotta, Alan Alda, Julie Hagerty, and Merritt Weaver, Marriage Story is a Netflix film considered by many to be a strong contender for end-of-year awards.
Read MoreTHE IRISHMAN (2019): Young Robert De Niro, middle-aged Robert De Niro, and old Robert De Niro star in the new Martin Scorsese movie The Irishman. The film tells the story of a mob fixer over the course of several decades; as he comes up in the ranks of a crime syndicate through his involvement with Jimmy Hoffa (Al Pacino). Scorsese's nearly three-and-a-half-hour gangster epic is also a big gamble for Netflix who dropped over $160 million and much of their awards hopes onto The Irishman. Zach was at the World Premiere for the New York Film Festival, so Art asks what to expect, how it compares to movies like Casino & Goodfellas, as well as if it's worth seeing this movie in a movie theater before it hits streaming.
Read MoreHow 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 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 is going on with this Oscars? A troubled telecast, some shocking frontrunners, and surprise snubs are discussed on this episode.
Read MoreA lot went down on the Season 2 Premiere of Westworld, but why are some of the most interesting reveals hiding in the margins of the show?
Read MoreBack to the bracket! This time, Art & Zach tackle Netflix originals -- which show is the best on the streaming service? From binge-worthy thrillers like Stranger Things and Ozark to offbeat comedies like BoJack Horseman and American Vandal, what is the best show that Netflix has to offer?
Read MoreIt's a slow time at the movies, is March now that worst movie month? Art & Zach discuss during their topic of the week and get into the latest entertainment news.
Read MoreCovering the good, the bad, and everything in-between about movies.
Another New York Film Festival is in the books, so Zach breaks down the best movies of the fest with Taylor J. Williams.
Steve McQueen has developed a reputation for minimalist storytelling that leaves a maximum impact, often exploring challenging, real-world history as well as the fragility of the human condition.