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In this week's episode, Jensen and I talk about Avengers: Age of Ultron and what we think about both the Marvel and DC cinematic universes so far.

In this week's episode, Dennis and I make our predictions for last weekend's Academy Awards.  The next day, we go discuss what we thought of the show from Boyhood to Whiplash, and Birdman to Still Alice, we talk about all the major categories and about the winners and losers.

In this first episode of 2015, Dennis and I discuss the movies "Unbroken" and "The Imitation Game." We also take a look back at the movies we saw in 2014, and pick some of our favorites.

In this weeks episode, Liam and I discuss our favorite Christmas movies before jumping into discussing Roman Polanski's "Chinatown" starring Jack Nicholson and Fayr Dunaway.  This leads into a conversation about film noirs and other modern crime movies.

In this week's episode, Hunter S. T., Glen Charlie, and I watch Kevin Smith's latest movie "Tusk."  We all agree that the movie is both funny and weird, but that it makes for a fun watch.  We also discuss briefly what our favorite Kevin Smith movies are and what the filmmaker and podcaster has in the works.

In this week's episode, Dennis and I discuss a variety of topics focusing on remembering the work of Mike Nichols, discussing recent trips to the movie theater to see Interstellar and Whiplash, and discussing our favorite Christopher Nolan and music movies.

In this week's episode, Dennis and talk about "The Judge" starring Robert Downey Jr., Robert Duvall, Billy Bob Thorton, Vera Farmiga, and Vincert D'Onofrio.  We also talk a little bit about the recent story of the mother who was upset about "Breaking Bad" figures being sold in toy stores.  It was a fun episode and it's good to be back after another break.

In this week's episode, Liam and I return to discussing the James Bond film franchise by watching 1995's "GoldenEye".  This is really this first Bond movie that got us both into the Bond universe and Liam recounts the story of playing GoldenEye on N64.

In this week's episode, Dennis and I celebrate "Ghostbusters" 30th Anniversary by going to see the 1984 classic in theaters, then heading home to watch the sequel.  We also discuss the box office hits of 1984 and 2014 as well as a bunch of other random movies to little known towns in Massachusetts.

In this week's episode, we introduce our version of The Stig while discussing this summer's "Lucy" starring Scarlett Johansson and Morgan Freeman.  We also talk briefly about "Under the Skin" and "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" trilogy.

In this week's episode, Jensen and I go to see "Get on Up," the story of James Brown.  We also talk about what other biopics we'd like to see.

In this week's episode, we remember the great Robin Williams.  Dennis suggested that we watch the 1991 movie "Hook" in his honor while I pulled up the episode of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" that Robin was all.  We also discuss a lot about our favorite Robin Williams movies and moments from his monologue in "Good Will Hunting" to his 2002 "Live on Broadway" special to his episode of "Inside the Actor's Studio."

In this week's episode, Will and I discuss Marvel's latest movie "Guardians of the Galaxy".  Will's a big Guardians fans and says he thinks that Guardians is his favorite movie of the year so far.  We also discuss how the movie can stand on it's own, but still dig how it's connected to the Marvel cinematic universe.  And naturally, we end up discussing other comic book movies like the upcoming "Batman v. Superman".

In this week's episode, Brendan, Nicole, and I go see Zach Braff's new movie "Wish I Was Here" for the second time.  We also discuss movies being funded via Kickstarter as I contributed to the "Wish I Was Here" campaign.

In this week's episode, David Ciccariella discuss Richard Linklater's "Boyhood" starring Ellar Coltrane, Ethan Hawke, and Patricia Arquette.  We both marvel at the 12-years-in-the-making project and discuss how it's the personal connection you as viewer end up having with the movie that makes it truly special.  We also discuss our favorite Richard Linklater movies before jumping into the movie.

In this week's episode, Dennis joins me for an annual tradition of mine by watching "Clerks" and "Clerks 2" on my birthday.  We discuss the movies, and then Dennis points out it was really me just talking about how I love the movies of from Kevin Smith.  We also go over a list of the "10 Sickest Sequels in the '00's" discussing everything from "The Dark Knight" to "Shrek 2".

In this week's episode, Liam returns to discuss 1992's "Batman Returns" starring Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Christopher Walken and direted by Tim Burton.  Liam takes us down memory lane telling a story of why his mom hates Christopher Walken, we discuss how we enjoyed both The Penguin and Catwoman in the movie, and I rant a little bit on the lack of a good storyline for Batman/Bruce Wayne in the movie.  We also talk about "Transformers: Age of Extinction" for a little bit, and I recommend everyone check out "Life Itself" and "Boyhood" which are being released this month.

In this week's episode of Movie Night Spotlight, Liam and I discuss "Looper" starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Emily Blunt, and Bruce Willis.  We also talk about how Rian Johnson, the writer and director of "Looper", is going to be writing and directing Star Wars Episode VIII, how "Ghostbusters" turns 30, and "Batman" is celebrating it's 25th anniversary.

In this week's episode, Al and I watch "Drop Dead Fred" and an episode from "The Young Ones" in one of Rik Mayall. We also discuss a performance from this year's Tony Awards and check in with Al to see how his band, Big Bad Bobby and the Shoe Horns new record is coming along.

In this week's episode, Will, Dennis, and I discuss the 1984 movie "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension".  Will didn't really enjoy it where Dennis and I took more it being so weird that it's good kind of opinion.  We also discuss if it should be remade like other 80's classics like "RoboCop" and "Total Recall". There's also some talk about some YouTube videos that we watched that were kind of interesting to say the least.