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It's You Can't Handle the Truth and Grown Dad Business wrapped up in one neat little package! Sean, Aaron and Jason Clark (@jmclark8) team up to review Jason Statham, Shark Fighter in THE MEG, talk Shark Week and beach memories and more!

Sean had to deal with three sequels in a row this week: THE EQUALIZER 2, MAMMA MIA: HERE WE GO AGAIN and UNFRIENDED: DARK WEB. He recorded each night. Some guests dropped by to help get him through the parade of diminishing returns. Will any of them be worth your time? Will Mamma Mia 2 just have the same damn songs again? Find out!

It's an old-school Long Lonely Drive episode, as Sean takes the length of a car ride to discuss Ant-Man and the Wasp. WHO GOT SNAPPED? He won't spoil it, but he'll tell you how best to approach your viewing of the new Marvel flick, especially if you're still traumatized by Infinity War. Plus thoughts on Uncle Drew and more.

Hollywood ... finds a way. It's the fifth Jurassic Park flick, FALLEN KINGDOM, and Sean and Robin (@hitchdied) are here to figure out why the people in these movies keep making poor dinosaur-related decisions! Plus, a recap of Robin's deep dive on the career of Charlize Theron and a preview of her next exhaustive study, the life and times of Keanu Reeves!

Sean is joined by long-time listener and first-time guest Jessica Semler to see if reviewing a "Star Wars Story" is any less contentious than talking about a new main-canon episode. Will Han Solo's origin story make for a good movie, or will it just be … an origin story?

Frankly Scarlett (mostly) joins Sean to talk DEADPOOL 2! Can the irreverent franchise make it work another time? How many self-knowing winks can one film contain? Plus, a FULL SPOILER re-evaluation of INFINITY WAR, wherein Sean straight-up apologizes for the previous episode!

After ten years, 18 films and millions upon millions of hours of visual-effects work, the Marvel Cinematic Universe reaches its climax! I mean, the first part of its climax. It's semi-climax. I dunno, it's a big deal. Sean and Robin (@hitchdied) see the most hotly anticipated superhero mash-up ever (?), and Sean has some feelings! Big ol' feelings!

Sean's joined by returning guest Mike Rubino (@miketrubino), noted aficionado of ape-related cinema, to review RAMPAGE. It ... it's a movie, all right. Will The Rock be able to salvage this one, or is this as bad as an idea as it seems? Find out!

Spielberg's adaptation of the pop-culture fantasy READY PLAYER ONE is here, and we've got a whole bunch of people — all of whom, shockingly, have actually read the book. Sean and Aaron break it down; Sean interviews Chris Preksta about Spielberg history; Aaron chats with Alan Schultz about the future of virtual reality, which apparently exists in Alan's living room.

No, seriously, they rebooted TOMB RAIDER. Because that's what the world needed. Sean and Aaron review Lara Croft's return to the big screen, as Alicia Vikander tries to ... you know, just hang out and stuff. Plus thoughts on Shape of Water's Oscar win, Sean's new status as the apparent King of Disney Songs, some podcast schedule news and more!

Get ready for Oscar Night with Sean and Robin! They're both about to win the Oscars Death Race for the first time, and they're laying some predictions down. What has a shot at taking Best Picture? Does anyone but Aaron like Dunkirk? Listen and find out!

Listen before our brains get too refracted! The surprising sci-fi epic is right up Sean and Aaron's alley; will it hit them in that Interstellar/Arrival sweet spot or miss the mark? Plus, Sean interviews Aaron about making a comedy special!

When this episode starts, Sean and Aaron only have one question about Black Panther — could this be the best Marvel movie yet? See if T'Challa's epic tops the MCU charts! Plus a look at Netflix's movie ambitions post-Cloverfield and a few words on the passing of YCHTT favorite composer Jóhann Jóhannson.

The dreadful Fifty Shades trilogy concludes, with Aaron having successfully avoided the whole thing! Robin Hitchcock (@hitchdied) returns to the show to break down the final chapter in the softcore series, plus a pre-Oscar game of What Should've Been Nominated!

From the heart of hockey country (you know, the non-Canadian part), the boys finally get around to talking about the cult classic SLAP SHOT with a little help from noted puck lover Collin Chamberlin (@collincomedy). Plus, reactions to the Oscar nominations and more!

Sean and Aaron sit down for some fast-shootin', hard-punchin', long-filmin' action, courtesy of the heist shoot-em-up DEN OF THIEVES. Plus mini-reviews from Sean — Phantom Thread, The Polka King, Call Me By Your Name and more! And Aaron gets giddy about Nicholas Cage!

There were a thousand beautiful, powerful moments at the Golden Globes. The funniest, though, was definitely James Franco stiff-arming Tommy Wiseau. Thoughts about the Globes after a review of Liam Neeson Has a Big Problem VII, aka THE COMMUTER, with Sean and Aaron!

YCHTT teams up with Frankly Scarlett (returning guests Abby Fudor, Robin Hitchcock and Liz Labacz) to talk figure skating. Will I TONYA live up to the hype and the breathless figure-skating fandom of several of this week's guest? Plus, the best David Mamet play ever improvised!

For the fifth time, Sean and Aaron count down the best movies of the year! What will join 12 Years a Slave, Gravity, Interstellar, Anomalisa, Mad Max: Fury Road, Fences and Moonlight in You Can't Handle the Truth Valhalla? Find out now!

Your favorite movie-elves reveal their personal favorite Christmas movies, featuring at least one dramatic over-rating of Love Actually (guess whose pick that is), before reviewing DOWNSIZING, the tiny-people dramedy from director Alexander Payne. (By the way, we recorded this long before Matt Damon said a bunch of craziness on the press tour for this movie, so that's why we don't bring it up at a...

It's one of the biggest disagreements in the history of the podcast! Aaron and Chris weren't too happy with THE LAST JEDI, while Sean thinks it's one of the best in the series. Will anyone convince anyone, or will they all just leave the Kleiber Ranch thinking the others are scruffy-looking nerf herders? Listen and find out!

It's a showdown! (You know, of our variety — one of the hosts liked a movie slightly more than the other.) Guillermo del Toro's THE SHAPE OF WATER is a very unexpected take on classic movie monsters; Aaron and Sean have differing opinions. Plus, live reactions to the Critics' Choice nominations (voted on by Sean)!

In a special holiday-week roundup, Sean dispatches thoughts from the home office! Reviews of COCO, MUDBOUND, THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING MISSOURI and LAST FLAG FLYING, plus thoughts on Justice League's box-office trouble and more!

Sean is joined by returning guest Robin Hitchcock (@hitchdied) to finally answer the big question: Did DC screw up JUSTICE LEAGUE? We all had hope after Wonder Woman, but could the embattled studio deliver with the team-up flick? PLUS: Sean has a copy of the never-to-be-released Louis CK movie. What should he do with it?