Cinemaholics

Special guest Sam Noland joins the show to help us review The Cloverfield Paradox, Peter Rabbit, The 15:17 to Paris, and plenty more.

Special guest Alex Billington from FirstShowing.net joins us on Cinemaholics this week to discuss all things Sundance, live from Park City, Utah. Alex saw 42 films total over the course of the festival, and he's got plenty to share about what are sure to be some of the year's biggest and best films, months before their release, including Search, Tully, The Tale, Eighth Grade, Puzzle, Damsel, Sorry to Bother You, and many more.

This week, your favorite Cinemaholics review Maze Runner: The Death Cure, Hostiles, Please Stand By, Black Lightning, The Breadwinner, and A Futile and Stupid Gesture.

Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Thomas Anderson have teamed up once again with Phantom Thread, also starring Lesley Manville and Vicky Krieps. The Cinemaholics review this film and many others, including Forever My Girl, 12 Strong, Den of Thieves, and more.

We were just as surprised as you are when the first Paddington turned out to be a terrific film for kids and adults. Its highly anticipated sequel, Paddington 2, is finally out in U.S. theaters, so it's time to snack on some marmalade and discuss the ongoing adventures of everyone's favorite talking bear in London. We also review The Commuter, The End of the F****** World, Blame, The Post, Molly's Game, and David Letterman's My Next Guess Needs No Introduction.

New year, new Cinemaholics! We're taking an extended look back at the best movies of 2017, along with some discussion about the year's overall box office, movies that disappointed us the most, and theater experiences that surprised the heck out of us. In this countdown episode, we each list off our own Top 10s, so expect plenty of overlap and a clear favorite between all of us Cinemaholics.

Every Cinemaholic has a gap in their movie watching, so to cap off the year, we watched films we've never seen before, recommended by a fellow host on the show! Special guest Sam Noland from Part-Time Characters (A Movie Podcast) joins this special bonus episode. We're a bit more relaxed than usual, so expect tangents, rants, and Sam's encyclopedic love affair with films from the 70s.

Happy Holidays, Cinemaholics! To celebrate, Will Ashton and special guest Matt Serafini just watched two new movies you might have on your radar this week. First up is Downsizing, directed by Alexander Payne and starring Matt Damon. Afterward, they tackle Bright, the new Netflix original blockbuster starring Will Smith and Joel Edgerton, directed by David Ayer.

Fire up your off-brand Nintendo gaming systems, because the Cinemaholics are back this week to review Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and The Greatest Showman, your two newest movies for getting through the holiday weekend. Plus some mini reviews that include Call Me By Your Name, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and more.

Set your blasters to "stunned," because the Cinemaholics have officially seen Star Wars: The Last Jedi and have plenty of thoughts to share. Fans and critics have been as divided on this new film as the First Order and the Resistance itself, as some hail director Rian Johnson as a fresh new visionary for the Star Wars saga and others...not so much. Check out this week's Cinemaholics to find out where we stand.

From now until February, there are a slew of exciting new movies coming soon to theaters, and the Cinemaholics have already placed their bets on which ones may be worth seeing. There are the more obvious picks, like Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Black Panther, but the gang also uncovers some quiet favorites like Annihilation and Paddington 2, plus all of the Oscar contenders you'd expect like Phantom Thread, The Post, and I, Tonya.

Oh, hi Cinemaholics. This week, the gang gets together to review The Disaster Artist, My Friend Dahmer, Runaways, Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, The Man Who Invented Christmas, and Roman J. Israel, Esq.

This week, we review Pixar's Coco, their first original film in two years and their last original film until 2020. No pressure? We also review The Disaster Artist, The Shape of Water, Darkest Hour, I Love You Daddy, and Star Wars Battlefront II.

The seven have been united on screen, but offscreen the three Cinemaholics (plus special guest Craig Hanks of The Legendarium Podcast) are here to review Justice League, the latest DCEU film directed by Zack Snyder and Joss Whedon. The gang also takes some time to review The Punisher Season 1 on Netflix, Pixar's Coco (full review next week), Wonder, and Last Flag Flying.

We're joined by special guest Kristen Lopez to review Lady Bird, directed by Greta Gerwig and starring Saoirse Ronan, as well as Murder on the Orient Express directed and starring Kenneth Branagh along with too many other big-name actors to count.