F9: The Fast Saga lapped the competition on its way to a huge opening weekend at the box office.

The hitman's wife's bodyguard was seemingly tasked with not letting anybody in to see their movie this weekend.

People were not in the theaters to see In the Heights this weekend, while Peter Rabbit 2 ran away with a third place finish.

If anyone asks you why you watched the latest installment of the Conjuring franchise on HBO Max this weekend instead of in a theater, you can blame that on the devil too.

Movie theaters are back, at least for now, as A Quiet Place Part II opens with a bang and streaming might have been a bit cruel to Cruella.

Titanic and Speed go head-to-head to determine the Greatest Blockbuster of the '90s. Plus, with theaters reopening, we preview a few of the movies we're most looking forward to this summer.

The penultimate edition of Multiplex Madness Forever is here. Titanic, Toy Story, Speed, and Terminator 2: Judgment Day enter, only two will leave with the hopes of being crowned the Greatest Blockbuster of the '90s.

The Lion King, Speed, Pretty Woman, and Terminator 2: Judgment Day face off to conclude the Elite 8 1/2. Two more box office titans are eliminated, and the Final Four Weddings and a Funeral is set.

We're joined by the first guest judges of the tournament as Titanic, Mrs. Doubtfire, The Silence of the Lambs, and Toy Story vie for the title of Greatest Blockbuster of the '90s.

Our eight division winners are set as Multiplex Madness Forever rolls along. Plus, we talk the few highs and many lows of the Oscars.

The stakes are higher than ever in Multiplex Madness Forever as we begin to crown winners. We name the greatest dramatic, comedic, horrific, and franchise starting blockbusters of the '90s along with our picks for the best movies of 2020.

Eight films in the Hayao Miyazaki, Tony Scott, Nora Ephron, and Justin Lin divisions advance to solidify the remaining contenders in the Sweet Sixteen Candles. Plus, we name our worst films of 2020.

The Round of 32 begins, and we move ever closer to crowning winners in the Spike Lee, Mel Brooks, John Carpenter, and Steven Spielberg divisions. Plus, we give out our 2020 B-Side Awards.

The fates of the first round of Family, Action, RomCom, and Sequel films are decided as we wrap up the first round of Multiplex Madness Forever.

We have our contenders, and now the matchups begin! We go through the first round matchups in our Spike Lee, Mel Brooks, John Carpenter, and Steven Spielberg divisions.

The draft is complete, and the contenders are set. We finalize all 64 contenders for the title of greatest blockbuster of the '90s. Plus, we go over the newly announced Oscar nominations.

Get Out. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Two definitively great, decade-defining blockbusters. But which movie will join them as the greatest blockbuster of the 1990s? Find out as we embark on our latest tournament, Multiplex Madness Forever.

The finale of Gettin' Willie Wit It is here! We reflect on the full career of Will Smith so far and give out the much coveted Willie Awards.

After a heck of a rough patch, the last four movies of Will Smith's career to date - Aladdin, Gemini Man, Spies in Disguise, and Bad Boys for Life - are a welcome reminder why the man is a star deserving of his own podcast.

This period of time was not Will Smith's strong suit. This group of movies - Concussion, Suicide Squad, Collateral Beauty, and Bright - peaks at "OK at best" and valleys at...well, at really bad.