The Final Take

It's finally here...the moment we warned you about! Nelson and Tim choose the winners of the first ever Final Take Awards for Film (Takers). All the Takee's can hold their heads high and brag about their prestigious wins!

Nelson and Tim provide their Oscar predictions, plus devote some time to discuss their snubs. Also, Tim provides his take on the biggest snub of the season, the Korean film, No Other Choice.

Nelson and Tim finally conclude their spotlight on the Best Picture nominees with a "retake" of Sinners (Tim had not yet seen it) and The Secret Agent. Plus, Tim has nothing cheeky to say, but he may be on Ryan Coogler's friends list...or maybe not!

Nelson and Tim continue their Best Picture coverage with the Norwegian film Sentimental Value and A24's Marty Supreme. Also, Tim shares his love for Broadway musicals!

Nelson and Tim continue with their take on Oscar nominated films with Hamnet...but not before Superbowl Trailer Pitches! Plus, a quick take on the half-time performance of Bad Bunny!

Nelson and Tim return with their take on Oscar-nominated films. Blue Moon, which has a Best Actor nomination for Ethan Hawke, and the Netflix streamer, Train Dreams, nominated for Best Picture.

Nelson and Tim cover the Oscar nominations and continue their quest to provide a final take on all the best picture nominated films with Bugonia.

Nelson and Tim return with their spotlight on award season with One Battle After Another, plus the Netflix opus, The Rip. Also, Nelson gives his quick take on Agatha Christie's Seven Dials, People We Meet on Vacation, and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

On this 150th episode of The Final Take, Nelson and Tim highlight upcoming films in January and February. Also, some recent highlights from the Avengers: Doomsday clips, Tim is late to the game on the Road House reboot, and the upcoming award season episodes.

Nelson and Tim start the new year by catching up on their watchlist during the holidays and what they're looking forward to in 2026. Plus, the Stranger Things finale in this extra-large episode!

Nelson and Tim celebrate the season by providing their take on new release Christmas movies. They watched some, so you don't have to (you're welcome)! Check out Merry Little Ex-Mas (Netflix), Tinsel Town (various streaming platforms), My Secret Santa (Netflix), Oh. What. Fun. (Prime Video), A Very Jonas Christmas Movie (Disney+), and Disney’s Hulu’s Family Guy’s Hallmark Channel’s Lifetime...

Nelson and Tim return with their take on Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery and Jay Kelly, both streaming on Netflix. Plus, they weigh in on Disney's attempts to get an audience for Avatar and Tim files a grievance with 2025 "wrapped!"

Lions and tigers and Vecna, OH MY! Nelson and Tim return after a week from hell (explained) and provide their take on Zootopia 2, Wicked: For Good, and a first take on Stranger Things 5, volume 1 (Netflix).

Nelson and Tim provide their take on The Family Plan 2 (AppleTV+) and The Roses (Hulu). Tim has a quick take on Nuremberg and a question about the upcoming Avatar sequel. Is it an animated feature?

In probably the most packed episode yet, Nelson and Tim provide quick takes on "now streaming" films, Roofman and Good Fortune, while covering the latest releases, Now You See Me, Now You Don't, Playdate, and The Running Man. Plus, are movie theater prices getting out of hand?

Nelson and Tim provide a first take on the sci-fi drama,Pluribus (AppleTV+) and their take on Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein (Netflix). Plus, they gear up for Stranger Things 5 after the first five minutes dropped. Crikey!!!

Nelson and Tim provide their take on the Prime Video exclusive, Hedda, along with final takes on season finales of Chad Powers, Only Murders in the Building, Gen V, and Slow Horses. Plus, Tim provides his take on the IMAX screening of Depeche Mode: M.

Nelson and Tim provide an in-depth take on the Netflix original film, A House of Dynamite. Plus, some conversation on The Diplomat, the upcoming Frankenstein, Tim lets us know he's going to the movies, and they both hope they don't get sued by Disney!

The AWS outage that shut down the world caused a delay, but Nelson and Tim are bringing you their take on the Tim Robinson vehicle, The Chair Company. Plus, a FINAL take on Peacemaker, Season 2, and how it plugs into the DC Universe.

Nelson and Tim are so enthusiastic about this episode, when they mash up their fall movie primer with trailer pitches! Plus, let's talk about Taylor Swift, KPOP Demon Hunters, and their recent rewatchable films.

Tim "plays dirty" with Nelson on his love for the Arizona Cardinals when providing a take on the Hulu Original, Chad Powers. Then they cover the Prime Video release of Play Dirty with Mark Wahlberg.

Fall is here and Nelson and Tim provide some quick takes on summer films they waited to watch. You could call it a stream, but some were even more. Some were not! Check out what we missed this summer.

Nelson and Tim are back to preview fall TV. Quick takes on what they've seen already and what they're looking forward to seeing.

When it's Wednesday, you just know life got in the way, but we're here to warm your hearts and make you chuckle with our take on The Paper. For the uninitiated, it's the spin-off to The Office (US version). Now streaming exclusively on the Peacock. As a bonus, we share a couple of films on our "DO NOT REMAKE" list!

Fear not! We're back with a new episode after not laboring on Labor Day. Nelson and Tim provide their take on the Netflix film, The Thursday Murder Club. Plus, One Film/One Show. Queue that epic music!