Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the rest of the toys are back for another adventure! Along with breaking down the movie, we analyze how Toy Story 5 stays relevant by examining how kids today are losing their imagination. This is coming as a result of too much screen time, which is the main antagonist for this film. We also give our picks for Top 5 Pixar movies.

Steven Spielberg and aliens are BACK! We review Disclosure Day and discuss if his latest film lives up to the standards of Close Encounters of the Third Kind and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.

This film might've not done as well as expected at the box office, but we've got some surprising input about the sci-fi action remake. We also breakdown the performances of the entire cast, including going in-depth about the execution of @jaredleto as Skeletor and ranking our Top Five performances from the Oscar winner.

The Three Men dissect the debut movie from 20-year old director Kane Parsons and how its not just a horror movie, but plays on the psyche of the audience and the characters in the film. We also give their picks for Top 5 A24 movies.

The Three Men discuss why this movie didn't hold up with other Star Wars movies and why it didn't reach the same level of success as the show. They also breakdown the greatest Star Wars movies and shows.

An early favorite for film of the year with The Men analyzing Curry Barker's horror film. This movie hits on all aspects of a great horror flick with a stellar performance from Inde Navarrette as Nikki.

The Men debate the high and low points of the latest movie installment of the legendary video game series. We also breakdown what's the greatest Mortal Kombat character of all-time along with previewing what the third movie of this series will look like.

The Men dissect Adam Scott's recent film, breaking down every twist and turn of this thrilling horror movie. We also discuss what's Adam Scott's best role of his career, movies or television, and you'll be surprised what cracked our Top 5.