In this week’s episode, CJ and Will welcome the start of the NFL season by breaking down the movie, Any Given Sunday. They discuss the cultural inspirations for the film, the legacy of Jim Brown, how this movie needs more James Woods, another great movie soundtrack, the real-life Cap Rooney/Wille Beamon situation, and whether the NFL will ever have a woman owner.

In this week’s episode CJ and Will discuss the suspense classic, Seven. On top of talking about the key actors and where this ranks on the Mount Rushmore of David Fincher films, they discuss favorite scenes, best surprise endings in movies, and how this movie influences shows like True Detective and movies like The Batman.

In this week’s episode, CJ and Will break down the indie classic, (500) Days of Summer. They discuss summer romances, soulmate theory, a great flash mod dance scene, how furniture factors into relationships, how much this movie is reminiscent of Boomerang, relationship red flags, and the benefits of dis-ordered storytelling in movies.

In this week’s episode, CJ and Will break down the West Coast drama, Baby Boy. They discuss how good Ving Rhames is in this movie, the introduction of Taraji Henson to the world, the importance of messages in Black movies, one of the best old school movie soundtracks of all time, the love John Singleton had for his community, favorite West Coast rappers, why good endings are important and the Biblical meanings of character names.

In this week’s episode CJ and Will discuss Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, it’s unsanctioned partnership with Barbie, how this movie has comedic, dramatic, and horror vibes to it, reflections on the notion of an unseen world, best Christopher Nolan movies, and whether or not this movie needs a hip hop soundtrack.

An addendum to the Creed 2 show that includes Will’s concluding thoughts on the deeper meaning within the movie. Will discusses legacy, the relationship between fathers and sons and overcoming living in someone else’s shadow.