Reminder: You have until the end of the day today (Friday) to send in your questions for this weekend's Mailbag Episode. Hit us up at [email protected] Or reply to us right here.

Getting ready for our next Reboot segment.

This weekend, we're doing our annual Mailbag Episode. Got a question you'd like us to answer? Hit us up at [email protected] Or reply to us right here.

On this week's episode: 1) Grierson recaps Sundance 2) We react to the Oscar nominations 3) We disagree about "Send Help" 4) We look back at "Sexy Beast" Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/770h... Next week: Mailbag show! Send us your questions!

I did a ranking of every film I saw at this year's Sundance. Plus, I had some thoughts about what it means when a film festival leaves its home.

Getting ready for our next Reboot segment.

For those who have been wondering when/how they can see "My Undesirable Friends," I have good news.

THE 25 BEST FILMS OF 2025 A Video Countdown vimeo.com/1156345183

The gentlemen responsible for the Grierson & Leitch podcast did this very thing constantly in high school. Those are some of our favorite memories ever. As usual, Ted Sarandos is saying something that he wants to be true, not something that actually is.

Central Illinois represnt! Driving between Champaign, BN, Springfield, Peoria, Quad Cities chasing concerts/movies/parties was a right of passage!.

This is a thing even in pretty big suburbs. My wife and I routinely have to go into Hamilton (30m drive) or downtown Toronto (1hr train) to see art house, indie or foreign films.

I’m 50 with a family, and my local theatre only shows children’s films and dreck (Marty Supreme, did not come here. One Battle was 1 week!). I live 2 hours from the nearest multiplex, and 6 from an IMAX. And I plan entire weekends around getting to either of those locations to watch movies.

I lived in a small town 30 minutes away from my closest theater and all my friends in high school. The day I got my license, I drove to see a movie.

The gentlemen responsible for the Grierson & Leitch podcast did this very thing constantly in high school. Those are some of our favorite memories ever. As usual, Ted Sarandos is saying something that he wants to be true, not something that actually is.

On our latest episode, we catch up with "Avatar: Fire and Ash." And Grierson previews the five movies he's most interested to see at Sundance. Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/2peu... Hope you're hanging in there.

@griersonleitch.bsky.social Thought of you guys as soon as I saw it.

Welcome to 2026, the future time of METROPOLIS, released in 1927.

For my annual end-of-the-year piece, I picked my Top 10 films and wrote about going on a Christmas road trip across America during this perilous political moment. Happy 2026, everyone.

I don’t know if Reflection in a Dead Diamond was the best movie of the year, but it was certainly the most movie of the year.

Folks, it's time. Welcome to Dorkfest 2025, where we each reveal our lists of the 10 best films of the year. Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/2Tpj... Have a wonderful holiday season. We love you all.

SO many to see but I loved "Weapons" and "It Was Just an Accident"

One Battle after Another Living in rural America means I don’t see most of the late releases until they’re streaming, but here’s a top ten of what I managed to get to so far. One Battle Weapons Eddington Train Dreams Perfect Neighbor Predators Sinners Black Bag Friendship Sorry, Baby

One Battle After Another, followed closely by the one sequence in Ballerina where they fought in the cottage kitchen

Tonight, we record Dorkfest. We know a lot of our listeners haven't had a chance yet to see many of the end-of-the-year movies. But at this point, what's your favorite film of 2025?

It's our lightning-round episode! We do rapid-fire reviews of The Testament of Ann Lee Song Sung Blue My Undesirable Friends No Other Choice Father Mother Sister Brother Dead Man’s Wire Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3YlI... And coming soon: Dorkfest.

Amidst so much sad news, a little bit of joy: Lynne Littman's singular TESTAMENT is being added to the Criterion Collection. www.criterion.com/films/34202-...

The news about Rob Reiner and Michele Singer is heartbreaking. For @rollingstone.com, Althea Legaspi and I wrote some words about his legacy as a director of incredible popular entertainments.

Tonight, we'll be reviewing three new movies.

We are not going to bother reviewing "Five Nights at Freddy's 2" on the podcast. But we had to share this image from it, because it's been making us laugh all day.

We hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We're back tonight with reviews of three new movies.

We'll be reviewing three new movies on Sunday. Looking forward to it!

imagine walking down the beach and seeing jesus carrying some guy

We'll be reviewing three new movies on Sunday. Looking forward to it!

Fun thematic pod @griersonleitch.bsky.social fact. Jean-Paul Belmondo is in 1st Quick Change adaptation—a terrible French-Canadian version—he got severe injuries performing a supremely dumb tow truck stunt (+naked, by law, Kim Cattrall.) Reboot? @timgrierson.bsky.social @williamfleitch.bsky.social

On this week's episode, we review: "Sentimental Value" "Nouvelle Vague" "The Running Man" Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/48eF... Happy Monday. We hope you're well.

On tomorrow's episode, we'll be reviewing three new movies. It'll drop late Sunday night.

Hello! We ranked all the Predator films.

Looking forward to another extra-large episode this Sunday night. We'll be reviewing four new movies.

Looking forward to another extra-large episode this Sunday night. We'll be reviewing four new movies.

For the first time ever, the Gothams are giving out awards for adapted and original screenplay. Very happy to be on that inaugural committee, alongside @jon-frosch.bsky.social, @mcastimovies.bsky.social, @carlosfilm.bsky.social and @ezwrites.bsky.social. Here are our nominees.

New episode! We reviewed: 1) "Frankenstein" 2) "Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere" 3) "It Was Just an Accident" 4) "A House of Dynamite" Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/f... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/7oSU.... Stay safe out there, everyone.

I was surprised you guys let House Of Dynamite off the hook so easily. To me, it was a short film, without an ending, that got stretched out to throw on Netflix.

So, this Sunday, we're gonna do another long episode, featuring reviews of four new movies. Looking forward to it!

So, this Sunday, we're gonna do another long episode, featuring reviews of four new movies. Looking forward to it!

In our latest, supersized episode, we reviewed: "If I Had Legs I'd Kick You" "Blue Moon" "The Perfect Neighbor" "After the Hunt" Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/2LxT... Thanks for listening!

We'll be back Sunday night with a new episode. We're gonna review four movies.

In honor of "Frankenstein," we updated our Guillermo del Toro rankings for @vulture.com.

We'll be back Sunday night with a new episode. We're gonna review four movies.

For @rollingstone.com, I wrote about Diane Keaton, one of the great actors of the New Hollywood era, even if she's rarely thought of in those terms.