This month on Eyes Wide Watch Club the gang travels to Taiwan on a life-changing business trip to discuss what The New York Times and Letterboxd claim is one of the greatest films of all time, Edward Yang's Yi Yi!

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This week we go deep into the dark depraved zombie world known as THE GOLDEN GLOBES! 2026 is already starting off promising with a sequel like 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE and a horror shlock fest PRIMATE. Catch up with 2025 releases seemed to be underwhelming with THE SECRET AGENT and THE MASTERMIND. On the TV side of things, I watched one show with a giant fantasy spider fight (STRANGER THINGS) and another show where a women does random tasks in silence (PLURIBUS). Guess the Polymarket odds on which one I loved!

TIMECODES:
0:00 Intro
0:05:10 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
0:20:12 The Secret Agent
0:28:46 Primate
0:32:45 Pluribus
0:42:52 The Mastermind
0:48:56 Stranger Things
01:06:27 The Golden Globes

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Welcome to 2026! I kick off the new year by bitching about some cultural trends that need to stay in 2025. Timothée Chalamet may be hot but not as hot as my take on MARTY SUPREME! Aqua-god-director James Cameron delivers audiences a whopping three plus hour adventure back to Pandora with AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH! I catch up with some indie darlings like IF I HAD LEGS I'D KICK YOU and foreign language favorites like IT WAS JUST AN ACCIDENT. Does Netflix finally have a savior in Rian Johnson's WAKE UP DEAD MAN after a year of disappointments? Anything is possible! New Year! More 2025 movies to catch up on!!

TIMECODES:
00:00 Intro
18:49 Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery
39:07 If I Had Legs I'd Kick You
48:54 It Was Just An Accident
59:50 Avatar: Fire and Ash
01:12:02 Marty Supreme

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In a stunning turn of events, Netflix is buying Warner Brothers! Is cinema over as we know it!? In addition to all their business endevors, Netflix has been dominating the end of the year with an entire slew of Oscar contenders like Jay Kelly, Train Dreams, Frankenstein, and the new season of Stranger Things. Three thousand theaters just went out of business as I was typing that sentance. But are any of them any good? We also have festival darlings like Sentimental Value and Hamnet getting wide releases. There's a lot of stuff!

TIMECODES:
00:00:43 Netflix Buys Warner Bros.
00:21:10 Predator: Badlands
00:38:50 Frankenstein
00:51:07 Train Dreams
00:58:49 Roofman
01:09:44 Sentimental Value
01:23:10 Hamnet
01:32:24 Stranger Things 5 Vol. 1
01:47:55 Jay Kelly

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Remington and Dan break down the surprisingly lackluster film landscape of 2025 — but it’s not all bad news! Dan sings the praises of Richard Linklater’s latest drama, Blue Moon, while the duo dives into a fiery debate over Bugonia. And what exactly went wrong with Kathryn Bigelow’s new Netflix release, A House of Dynamite? Tune in for sharp takes, hot disagreements, and a few unexpected favorites from a forgettable year in cinema!

TIMECODES:
00:01:44 2025 Cinema Check-In
00:20:43 Blue Moon
00:49:52 Bugonia (SPOILERS)
01:35:10 A House of Dynamite (SPOILERS)

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