On this week’s Awards Radar Podcast, Myles and I talk about upcoming films like Marty Supreme, No Other Choice, and Wicked: For Good, as well as recent releases like Keeper and Predator: Badlands. Give it a listen wherever you get your pods: @mylesonfilm.bsky.social awardsradar.com/2025/11/20/a...

Here’s my review of Luv Ya, Bum!, a charming documentary about Bum Phillips and the Houston Oilers. Football fans would do well to check this one out. More at Awards Radar: awardsradar.com/2025/11/20/f...

"In case all that smiling didn't cheer you up there's one thing that never fails: A nice glass of warm milk, a little nap and a total frontal lobotomy."

A pleasure as always talking Knives Out with Rian Johnson. I maintain that Wake Up Dead Man is his best one yet, which is no small accomplishment. Look for my conversation with @rianjohnson.bsky.social at Awards Radar soon!

Here is my rave review of Train Dreams. I actually went into this one somewhat resistant, but by the end I was deeply moved. It’s a special film. More at Awards Radar: awardsradar.com/2025/11/19/f...

30 years ago today, we watched one of the greatest endings of an episode of The Simpsons for the first time. “Mother Simpson” first aired November 19, 1995.

Marty Supreme could very well win Timothée Chalamet the Oscar. He’s never been better in this intense character study. Marty and the audience are put through the Safdie wringer, though you can’t take your eyes off Chalamet’s hustler.

Now Watching: Marty Supreme

32 years ago today, we first witnessed the wonder of the My Dinner with Andre video game. “Boy-Scoutz ‘n the Hood” premiered November 18, 1993.

Did an interview that involved a translator earlier today, and I have to say, my dumb ass sounds so much smarter when translated into Italian.

"So that's it? After 20 years, so long, good luck?" "I don't recall saying good luck."

There are things to like about Wicked: For Good, though it’s a step down from the first part, as well as overall incapable of justifying its length. My review at Awards Radar has more: awardsradar.com/2025/11/18/f...

Here’s my weekly Home Movies column at Awards Radar. Take a look: awardsradar.com/2025/11/18/j...

"Welcome to remedial science 1-A. My wife recently passed away. I thought teaching might ease my loneliness." "Will this be on the test?" "No."

Wicked: For Good is a mixed bag, though some of it is the result of this having no creative reason to be two films. Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande (best in show) are even better this time around, which helps a lot. The original songs for the movie? Meh.

Now Watching: Wicked: For Good

When I saw (and loved) Liberation on Broadway last week, I immediately started wondering about a film version. So, a return of the Make This Movie column at Awards Radar is here: awardsradar.com/2025/11/17/m...

The Jets are making a QB change, going with Tyrod Taylor as Justin Fields goes to the bench. Coach Aaron Glenn hinted last week that this might be forthcoming. Now, he’s informed both parties.

Talking to cinematographer Larry Smith about shooting Eyes Wide Shut this morning. A deeply ordinary production that I’m sure will lead to no interesting stories or a fascinating conversation. Stay tuned…

Introducing the 2026 Mets Hall of Fame Class! Lee Mazzilli, Bobby Valentine, and Carlos Beltrán will be inducted into the #Mets Hall of Fame next year! 👏

I did a new Glen Powell ranking. Take a look at Awards Radar: awardsradar.com/2025/11/16/a...

This is a wild ride

Tonight’s movie night

Never doubt my commitment to the movies. Ducked out of a Friendsgiving for a bit to come moderate a post screening Q&A for The Things You Kill, Canada’s Oscar submission in Best International Feature.

"Hey, they got chairs with wheels. And here I am, using my legs like a sucker."

I spoke to In Your Dreams filmmaker Alex Woo about imagination and his animated movie. Give our conversation a listen at Awards Radar: awardsradar.com/2025/11/15/i...

34 years ago today, we witnessed this epic scene from McBain for the first time. “Saturdays of Thunder” premiered November 14, 1991.

No Other Choice is easily one of the best directed films of the year. Park Chan-wook impeccably crafts this satirical black comedy. I’m not as over the moon about it as most of you are, but without question, this is what high end cinema represents.

Updated Academy Award predictions, alongside some Golden Globes ones as well! Check em out at Awards Radar: awardsradar.com/2025/11/14/a...

Talking Sinners with Delroy Lindo this afternoon. Delighted that WB is pushing him for a Supporting Actor nomination.

"Smithers, this beer isn't working. I don't feel any younger or funkier." "I'll switch to the tablespoon, Sir."

Here’s the latest episode of the Awards Radar Podcast. Myles was on a time crunch, so we do one of our fastest episodes. Still, we hit on Bugonia, In Your Dreams, The Running Man, Train Dreams, and more. Enjoy: @mylesonfilm.bsky.social awardsradar.com/2025/11/13/a...

I liked In Your Dreams, which has some fun with the dream world. My review at Awards Radar has more: awardsradar.com/2025/11/13/f...

'Clancy, use the remote." "Oh, yeah."

I ranked the films of Edgar Wright. Where does his newer work stack up with the Cornetto Trilogy? Find out at Awards Radar: awardsradar.com/2025/11/12/r...

Train Dreams is beautiful and profound, though always quiet. Joel Edgerton has rarely been better. The film left me deeply sad, but not because it’s a downer. It just taps into your emotions in a manner that may prove different for everyone. It will linger.

Thank you, Veterans!

I liked The Running Man a fair bit. The ending is weak, sure, but Glen Powell and Edgar Wright find the anger and timeliness in this story. My review at Awards Radar has more: awardsradar.com/2025/11/11/f...

Nolan McLean received two fifth place votes in NL Rookie of the Year voting. He’s eligible to win the award again next year.

Here’s my weekly Home Movies column. Lots of good stuff today! Take a look at Awards Radar: awardsradar.com/2025/11/11/j...

The Running Man is an effective and entertaining star vehicle for Glen Powell, while letting Edgar Wright have a fair bit of violent fun. Very timely, it has a messy third act that drags it down a bit, but overall it’s a good time.

Now Watching: The Running Man

I spoke to Celine Song about Materialists. We get into a lot, which is befitting a film with as much on its mind as hers. Give our conversation a listen at Awards Radar or on YouTube: awardsradar.com/2025/11/10/i...

FINAL: The Jets win their second straight!

I updated my Robert Pattinson ranking to account for Die My Love. Take a look at Awards Radar: awardsradar.com/2025/11/09/a...

Who benefits and who suffers from the latest GTA 6 delay? From movies to console sellers and other video games, GTA 6 will have ripple effects across the entertainment industry.

With Frankenstein now streaming on Netflix, I ranked the films of Guillermo del Toro. Check out my list at Awards Radar: awardsradar.com/2025/11/08/r...

"What's Gabbo? I figure it's some guy's name. Some guy named Gabbo. Hmm." "I don't think they're giving you enough information, dad." "I'll figure it out. I'm going to use all the power of my brain."

I spoke to Jennifer Lawrence and Lynne Ramsay about Die My Love. It’s a tough watch, but if you give it a chance, you’ll see one of the performances of the year. Give our conversation a look at Awards Radar or on YouTube: awardsradar.com/2025/11/07/i...

"Why? Why was I programmed to feel pain?"