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We are back with another Carter's pick for this September edition of Dick's Picks as we break down one of the greatest American comedies of all time: To Be or Not to Be

In this special episode Carter and Jonathan discuss the importance of DVDs and Blu-Rays in a world that is becoming more and more dominated by streaming services. They talk about where they buy their physical media, the benefits of having your favorite movies on hand and then finish up with a few movies that are unavailable on streaming services but still have life via physical media.

Carter and Jonathan review some of the recent horror releases

Carter and Jonathan are back to discuss one of cinema's most important genres: biopics. They start off by reviewing Baz Luhrmann's Elvis and Terence Davies's Benediction and then move on to a more general discussion of the genre and some of the more interesting biopics that they have seen.

For the latest edition of Dick's Picks we take our first fan-submitted pick and take a deep dive into The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent with a bonus top 5 ranking of our favorite Nicolas Cage movies.

Dick's Picks returns to the early 2000s for a deep dive into 2001's Evolution. Directed by Ivan Reitman and starring David Duchovny, Orland Jones and Seann William Scott.

For this June edition of Dick's Picks we present another one of Carter's picks: Marathon Man from 1976. Directed by John Schlesinger and written by William Goldman, Marathon Man is one of the best thrillers from the golden age of the paranoid political thriller in the 1970s. Carter and Dick break down the plot and themes of Marathon Man while also talking about some of its production history as we...

Carter and Jonathan get scary for this episode as they review multiple horror movies including: the new David Cronenberg body-horror film Crimes of the Future; Alex Garland's latest intellectually challenging thriller, Men; and the better-than-expected "requel", Scream.

Better late than never. Carter and Jonathan present their top 5 best films of 2021

Carter and Jonathan are back to give their reactions to three of the best reviewed films of the year so far: Everything Everywhere All At Once, The Northman, and Top Gun: Maverick.

Dick's Picks breaks down the 2006 crime thriller Lucky Number Slevin and answers the big questions. Does this movie rip off Tarantino or Guy Ritchie more? What happened to Josh Hartnett? Plus much more on this month's Dick's Picks.

On the April edition of Dick's Picks we take a look at a late-nineties bank robbery comedy-drama

For this special edition of Carter's picks we transport you back to the height of Cold War paranoia with a deep dive into John Frankenheimer's The Manchurian Candidate from 1962.

Carter and Jonathan give their predictions on who will win and also their opinions on who they would like to win

Season 2 of Dick's Picks continues with the 1998 high school horror classic, The Faculty. Carter and Dick break down the Ohio focused alien invasion, ask the important questions and grapple with some of the best theories that the internet can offer.

Jonathan presents his top 10 most anticipated movies of 2022 and Carter throws in a few others at the end for good measure

Carter and Jonathan review Adam McKay's climate change allegory, Guillermo Del Toro's new adaptation of a noir classic, and the newest film by one of the world's greatest auteurs: Pedro Almodovar.

Dick's Picks returns for Season 2 as your hosts take a deep dive into the 2006 classic: She's the Man

Carter and Jonathan review three Oscar contenders that were released on three different streaming platforms: The Power of the Dog, The Tragedy of Macbeth and Being the Ricardos.

Carter and Jonathan begin 2022 discussing some of the best movies of 2022. They start with reviews of Oscar contenders Belfast, Licorice Pizza, and West Side Story.

Carter and Jonathan review Edgar Wright's Last Night in Soho and Pablo Larrain's Spencer while also touching on some highly anticipated movies coming out this December

Carter and Jonathan are back to review Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch and Denis Villeneuve's Dune

Carter and Jonathan review No Time to Die and the Last Duel

Carter and Jonathan review the September releases Malignant, Cry Macho and The Card Counter before previewing some of the major titles that will be released this October including: Dune, The French Dispatch, The Last Duel, No Time to Die and Last Night in Soho

Carter and Jonathan recap their summer movie experiences both in theaters and with streaming services. The movies they review include The Green Knight, Zola, and The Suicide Squad.