Two directorial masters of their craft set their sights on fundamentally different films, Saving Private Ryan and The Thin Red Line, that ultimately end up saying roughly the same thing.

Mikey investigates the cinematic crime scene left by the year 2024. A fun look at what, at times, was a most difficult year for film. Join in as he recaps what all we watched and selects his top five favorites.

How does a symbol for a city evolve over time? Come along with Mikey as he explores the history of the Hollywood sign and discovers it's the most literal metaphor for a town to ever exist.

It has been a decade (I know) since Mikey last talked about Danny Boyle's 2007 film Sunshine. A misunderstood movie about imperfect people. Can you feel the Sunshine?

HEAT is the story of two men who will burn the world down to best the other. No one will ever make a film like this again. Then again, no one ever had before then either. The H is O.

One last go around the track, for old times sake. Mikey finally says goodbye to Marvel with a reading of tea leaves that happen to cost $500,000,000. Something is amiss, not just with the film industry, but with how business operates in our current world as a whole.

Ridley Scott made a masterpiece about religion and 20th Century Fox ate it so that no one could see it. This is the story of the film, and its wild journey to the moment we find ourselves in. find out why the Director's Cut of this film matters so much.

Who is Superman -- to you? Everyone has their own idea about a character adapted for almost 100 years. What is the essence of a character who has been everyone. Who is that man in 2025?