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The hosts of The Sneak Peek, Jessica Clements and Mary Laws, discuss the most anticipated movies of 2026, ranking them in tiers from 'seated opening weekend' to 'wait for streaming'. They cover major releases like Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and Avengers: Doomsday, while also reflecting on the first half of the year.

[02:00]
First Half of 2026 Movie Quality

The year has been financially good for Hollywood, but only about five movies have been truly moving, including Project Hail Mary, Obsession, Backrooms, The Devil Wears Prada 2, and Send Help.

[03:34]
Commercial Success of Early 2026 Films

Movies like Project Hail Mary, Obsession, Backrooms, Michael, Toy Story 5, and The Devil Wears Prada 2 have made a lot of money, with Devil Wears Prada 2 grossing over half a billion dollars.

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Tier List Categories

The hosts use a tier list: S-tier (seated opening weekend), A-tier (definitely first week), B-tier (if word of mouth is good), C-tier (wait for streaming), and F-tier (not hyped at all).

[07:22]
The Odyssey: God Tier

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is considered 'God tier' – the hosts have had tickets for a year and plan to see it in IMAX 70mm. It's based on Emily Wilson's modern translation.

[10:32]
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Hype

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is an S-tier, seated opening weekend movie. The hosts are excited about the cast and the mystery surrounding villains like Punisher and Yelena.

[25:34]
Resident Evil and Zach Cregger

The new Resident Evil movie, directed by Zach Cregger, is an A-tier pick. The host loves the franchise and Cregger's work, and wants to avoid spoilers.

[27:53]
Artificial: Luca Guadagnino's AI Film

Artificial, directed by Luca Guadagnino and starring Andrew Garfield, is a highly anticipated film about AI and tech culture. It was originally an Amazon project but was picked up by Neon after Amazon shelved it.

[30:52]
Digger: Tom Cruise and Iñárritu

Digger, directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu and starring Tom Cruise, is described as a mix of Dr. Strangelove, Don't Look Up, and Birdman. The host predicts it will win Best Actor for Cruise.

[33:29]
The Social Reckoning: Sorkin's Sequel

The Social Reckoning, Aaron Sorkin's sequel to The Social Network, stars Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerberg. The host is excited despite Sorkin's directing being less proven than Fincher's.

[49:24]
Adventures of Cliff Booth: Fincher's Sequel

David Fincher directs the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood sequel, Adventures of Cliff Booth. The host is seated opening weekend, praising Fincher's visual language.

[50:31]
Avengers: Doomsday and Dune Part Three

Both Avengers: Doomsday and Dune Part Three are S-tier, seated opening weekend. The hosts are excited for the MCU's next chapter and the conclusion of Denis Villeneuve's Dune trilogy.

[52:42]
Werewolf: Robert Eggers' Next

Robert Eggers' Werewolf is an A-tier pick. The host loved Nosferatu and expects Werewolf to be a top 10 film of the year, with a more aggressive tone.

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Top 5 Most Anticipated Movies

The hosts rank their top 5: 1) The Odyssey, 2) Digger, 3) Dune Part Three, 4) Spider-Man: Brand New Day, 5) Adventures of Cliff Booth. The Social Reckoning is also highly anticipated.

The second half of 2026 is packed with highly anticipated films, from Nolan's The Odyssey to Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday, promising both commercial and critical success. The hosts are most excited for The Odyssey and Digger, but also highlight Spider-Man, Dune, and Cliff Booth as must-see events.

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What are the five movies that the hosts found truly moving in the first half of 2026?

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Project Hail Mary, Obsession, Backrooms, The Devil Wears Prada 2, and Send Help.

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How much did The Devil Wears Prada 2 gross?

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Over half a billion dollars.

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What are the five tier categories used for ranking movies?

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S-tier (seated opening weekend), A-tier (definitely first week), B-tier (if word of mouth is good), C-tier (wait for streaming), F-tier (not hyped at all).

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Which translation of The Odyssey did Christopher Nolan reportedly use?

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Emily Wilson's modern translation.

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What is the premise of the movie 'End of Oak Street'?

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A neighborhood gets transported to the Cretaceous period.

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Which studio picked up the movie 'Artificial' after Amazon shelved it?

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Neon.

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Who directed 'Digger' and who stars in it?

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Alejandro González Iñárritu directed, Tom Cruise stars.

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What is the title of the sequel to 'The Social Network'?

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The Social Reckoning.

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Who plays Mark Zuckerberg in 'The Social Reckoning'?

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Jeremy Strong.

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Which director is making the 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' sequel?

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David Fincher.

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What is the title of the 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' sequel?

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Adventures of Cliff Booth.

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What are the hosts' top 5 most anticipated movies for the second half of 2026?

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1) The Odyssey, 2) Digger, 3) Dune Part Three, 4) Spider-Man: Brand New Day, 5) Adventures of Cliff Booth.

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Only Five Movies Moved Us

Highlights the critical perspective that despite financial success, few films have been emotionally impactful.

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The Odyssey is God Tier

Shows the extreme anticipation for Nolan's film, with hosts buying tickets a year in advance.

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Artificial's Controversial Journey

Reveals the behind-the-scenes drama of a major studio shelving a film about AI and tech culture.

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Digger: Tom Cruise's Oscar Vehicle

Predicts a Best Actor win for Cruise, highlighting the film's ambitious blend of genres.

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Top 5 Most Anticipated Movies

Provides a clear ranking of the most hyped films, summarizing the episode's core discussion.

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[00:01] >> So, Project Hail Mary, Obsession, Backrooms. We're going to be sorting all January, Obsession might not even been on the list. Christopher Nolan's The >> I got my ticket exactly 1 year ago. >> Yeah, can we elevate it above the

[00:15] >> Technically, it is god. It's god tier. >> It's god tier. >> I consider the MCU to be its own huge meta soap opera that is like the NFL of Hollywood. Marvel Studios X-Men. I think [music] you can get Oscar Isaac as

[00:29] >> Damn, he would be a great Magneto. >> I think after the multiverse saga ends care about recasting and that kind of thing. Whale Fall. >> Whale Fall of the >> No, no, no, no. I saw Pinocchio. So, I'm

[00:43] at all? >> I'm not going to see it. >> This is the only one that is objectively opinion-based because I'm afraid of here, Brian? >> Wild Horse 9.

[00:56] >> Brian, and it's me >> Brian, and it's me >> IN THE THUMBNAIL. NOW halfway through the year of 2026, and really, the best is yet to come for

[01:09] this year. Will Spider-Man win the year? Will it be Avengers: Doomsday? Will it Denis Villeneuve's Dune Part Three or some other movie that we are sleeping on? We are now 6 months into the year. We got 6 months ahead, and we have to

[01:22] talk about what movie will win this year. What movie are we most seated for? Opening weekend, opening night, opening hour. Are we rushing to the AMC app to IMAX 70 mm

[01:35] Odyssey screening, or is it something that we'll wait for screening for streaming on? We'll find out. We're also going to look back at the year so far, but this is the sneak peek. >> Yes, it's the sneak peek, the weekly

[01:47] with your hosts, Jessica Clements and Mary Laws. >> Yeah. >> Um we're It's now like the first weekend and I I have to say the year so far has been

[02:00] financially very good for Hollywood, but I think we can count on one hand the movies that have actually moved us this year so far. On that list is probably >> You said one hand. >> I said one hand.

[02:13] >> like exactly five or less than >> Maybe five. I loved Project Hail Mary, Obsession, Backrooms, um and I really loved I liked The Devil Wears Prada. I loved Send Help. I think those are probably the

[02:27] >> It was early. >> Yeah, well, that's the hard part is beginning of the year, and we just hit the movie the movie speed rail speed I was like we also had at the beginning we had Wonderman, we had Daredevil Born

[02:41] Again, we had The Mall Show, we had The Pit, we had so much >> much TV that now we're finally getting into the movie part, and I'm like, "Yeah, I guess I could count on how many hands for for movies."

[02:54] >> There's a lot of good TV in the first half of the year. I think the great half of the year. But Toy Story 5 though is one of those singers. I think that's got to five figure Mount Rushmore. You saw the drama, right? Or did you not see

[03:07] the I was like, "I don't think this is for >> I I if if ti- if I didn't have so much TV to cover with you will see it. >> right when you in your theory basically.

[03:21] I was like, "I can't watch >> I'm going to watch that. I'm excited to see it. Um but what what So so far a decent year. I mean, the these movies have been hugely successful. Project Hail Mary, Obsession, Backrooms,

[03:34] Michael, Toy Story 5, all these movies are making a lot of money. Devil Wears Prada made over half a billion dollars. Devil Wears Prada 2. So like so far it's been a pretty healthy year, and I think the year's going to get both super

[03:47] financially, commercially successful, and critically successful. So like we have I don't know, 15 maybe more movies lined up for the rest of the year that we're going to go through one by one and Brian put together this amazing amazing

[04:00] hype list this tier list that we did and we're going to be sorting all of these movies. So Brian put this together and the S tier category we have seated opening weekend. In the A tier category we have definitely first week and the B

[04:13] tier we have if word of mouth is good. C tier we have wait till streaming and tier we have wait till streaming and then F tier not hyped for it at all. >> [laughter] >> No it's or it's just not on your radar.

[04:27] These movies might sneak into our radar. Like if we had done this in January >> That's crazy. I put every horror movie on the list but that's me. That's me. >> Jessica's like I've had a creepy pasta that I'm going to put on my list.

[04:41] going to come out next year. [laughter] >> And maybe we should start doing that we were like oh yeah the Jordan Peele project and it never came out. going to come out with another movie. >> I know there's a few movies that we

[04:55] we'll talk about in an honorable mention that like because we I do remember forgot to add them to the list but they >> put Whale Fall on it? >> Whale Fall's on there. We'll get to

[05:08] CAN. THAT'S CRAZY IF WE THIS IS THE hardest average our answers and um fear takes over for me in a lot of films. >> Oh no I'm going to be there. I'm it's A

[05:21] >> We're going to go through it by release date. So we as of this weekend Minions and Monsters is already out so it's not on the list here but Minions and Monsters probably like I Well here we go. I did not see it opening weekend but

[05:35] first week I will see it. So Minions and Monsters would have been in the A tier somewhere around there. But we'll start with the July 10th weekend. So that's going to be the Moana live action. Um now, through our work here at New

[05:49] Rockstars, we often go to early press screenings. So, we're kind of divorcing talking about if we actually did buy tickets. Because going to a press screening, I also bought a ticket to it and I'm going to

[06:01] see it again. Starting with the July 10th release of the Moana live action movie with The Rock playing like the live action version of Maui. Um he talked a lot about this movie a lot at CinemaCon, talked about how his paternal

[06:15] lineage, um like how important that was to him in playing this movie. So, they're trying to do with this movie what they did with um >> Yeah, they're trying to do >> So, how How are you feeling about this

[06:27] >> is, which is really hard actually to say, naturally without if I'm not covering it for work, I would probably say streaming for this cuz I would just watch it on the back end of one day. Uh but if word of mouth of it was so good,

[06:40] doubt in my mind I would go see it if word of mouth was like, actually, this is the second coming. >> I'd be like, holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] Cuz I assume because of it's being so uh

[06:53] young, that it's probably like shot-for-shot the same as the anime. And this movie. I'm like, yeah, I would be entertained. So, I just know what I'm short. >> I love the music of this.

[07:06] but >> I could do that. I think we should say >> Okay, wait for streaming for Moana live action. However, I'll see it early uh at >> So, but I'm But again, I'm divorcing that opinion from this. Um but that's

[07:22] to capture the the just the movie going fans that you and I are, not the critics that you and I can be. Um so, going into the next weekend, Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey on July 17th, that's got to be seated opening weekend, right?

[07:37] >> Seated opening weekend. I got my ticket exactly 1 year ago. So, what is that? Is there a a above that for the Odyssey? Technically, technically it is God. [laughter] IT'S GOD TIER. IT'S GOD TIER. It's God tier.

[07:49] [laughter] to put that There's two There's two movies I will be what the second one >> I think I got five in the God tier. >> I genuinely there is probably five in the God tier for me, but two definitely

[08:02] >> I got a ticket for I I was refreshing my app as soon as 70 mm IMAX at AMC Citywalk in Los Angeles. I'll be there. If you're there, you'll see me there in like the second row. I'll wave at you. I can't wait to

[08:15] >> seat at the Chinese Theater at IMAX and I'm still like I'm like I don't care. As theater. >> to the like right. The far I'm against >> and I still kind of liked it. >> Okay. I still kind of like I think I'm

[08:30] But we've all been anticipating this movie for as soon as we heard about it. As soon as you heard Christopher Nolan doing the Odyssey, everyone went back to >> one did you get?

[08:43] like This is weird to say cuz I don't know what it is, but it's the one So, table of their classic books that is mainly just like art done for like a time. And I haven't finished it and I don't

[08:58] the movie comes out. There's You guys I wasn't even a Harry Potter book kid. I was a Twilight kid. So, like it takes me a long time to read these >> I'm currently reading the Emily Wilson translation.

[09:11] >> I'm not sure if he was reading that one. >> cuz I also got the one Berg was reading I bought this book a year ago. This is can't do it. >> The Emily Wilson translation is one of

[09:24] the more modern ones where she she really tries to put it in modern poetry of it because she just wants it to and she wants to get into the characters inner emotions. And it sounds like Christopher Nolan used Emily

[09:37] >> I'll tell you what, mine is not that. Mine is so I have to go back and read a cuz I'm like, wait a minute, this is [ __ ] confusing. very readable. It's almost like reading like, you know, Gone Girl. It's like a

[09:52] like it's got a good like, oh, I understand what these characters are emotionally going through. And it sounds like in all the press I'm seeing, every piece of marketing for this movie, it really seems like they are telling like

[10:04] a modern story of or almost a timeless story of like the kind of emotional arcs the guilt that they feel for their ingenuity. Helen of Troy at some point says, "Tell them I'm sorry." I'm like, to imagine Helen of Troy ever saying

[10:18] yeah, I think we're in agreement. S-tier. All right, so after that at San not many not many released we're looking at, but now we're in Spider-Man: Brand New Day July 31st. For me, this is another seated opening

[10:32] weekend, S-tier. I can't get enough of this movie. How are you feeling? >> Oh, oh, I took off Evil Dead Rise because you've seen it already. something. >> But where would you put Evil Dead Rise

[10:47] >> I had not seen it, um first week, but it would have been perfectly between word of mouth and like when the theater was open to see it. I'm

[11:03] need to be even the first week. It could have been the second weekend that I I would see it because again, it's a horror movie, so I'm going to go see it. good. If people are like, you have to see this, I'd go see it. Um so for

[11:17] new rockstars, it's obviously huge one for us, but on top of just like how we're excited to see another Spider-Man movie, this movie just looks really Holland are are cooking up something really special here.

[11:31] >> I love my men's. mens. I love my mens. Um easily, yeah. Easily yes tier. Easily seated opening weekend. >> Yeah, this could be I mean, I don't this. And the more I hear about like, we also have this villain. Also, we're

[11:43] secret. There's some of that stuff that concerns me. I don't know what the hand what the Punisher is doing with this. And hearing some rumors that Yelena this movie? >> More reason to want to be seated first

[11:56] hell is going on. I think curiosity leads a lot of my reasoning to always don't like spoilers, and I also just want to see. I finally I'm like, I need >> [laughter] >> Yep, I I'm with you there. All right, so

[12:10] >> Yep, I I'm with you there. All right, so now going into August, um we The next um Sorry. >> [snorts] >> Um we're not ranking Netflix is The Last

[12:22] >> God damn it. >> But um the like a smaller version of this movie. We are going to look at here, End of Oak Street. End of Oak Street is the Anne Hathaway Ewan McGregor David Robert

[12:36] Mitchell movie where uh a neighborhood gets transported to the Cretaceous period or something like that. Um that trailer looked very exciting to me when Yeah. >> I'm ranking it word of mouth.

[12:50] >> Um but I'm still going to see it. It's one of those in between the first week But I think word of mouth would get me >> Okay, I'm I was thinking definitely first week just because I really like

[13:03] Anne Hathaway is just having a moment um >> So does like six other people because of >> Uh so we're kind of between definitely

[13:16] you want to be the tiebreaker there? >> Don't let him be the tiebreaker. Not [laughter] for the End of Oak Street. He's going to say He's going to put it then? >> I like I'm

[13:29] Park. >> There you go. >> And that's the way And this is why me and Brian were horrible at Wavelength. You know, the [clears throat] And And also it would be Brian that goes to this

[13:42] >> [laughter] >> "Ooh, where's the dinosaurs at?" >> Um the next movie we're going to look at comes out July 20 or August 21st. It's Insidious: Out of the Further. Jessica and I saw a promo for this at CinemaCon.

[13:57] Insidious: Out of the Further? >> Um again, if someone comes to me and says this is the greatest film of all time, I will go see it because of word of mouth. But I highly doubt it and I'm going to

[14:10] >> Wow, I was going to put it at word of mouth, but I think I'll side with you on horror in this regard. So, maybe wait till streaming. >> if it was Also, it's been They've been doing these movies for such a long time.

[14:22] see these movies. I'm not scared of these it's just jump scares. So, my interest in these movies are just because I'm like, "Oh yeah, they're But I also could be spending my time watching something else.

[14:36] "This is the greatest thing of all time," >> Got it. >> I'll watch it with a bunch of my friends that movie is also the is prime. >> Yeah.

[14:48] >> I've seen >> you liked one of them. You liked the that has the guy with the red mask behind the head? character in a lot of movies. >> yeah, that is true. There But there is I

[15:01] like, "I can't I get them all mixed up." >> shot with Patrick Wilson and he pops >> They're they're fun. The earlier ones were fun. I like when they started >> Okay. >> Spin-offs are great. The Nun, I'm sorry.

[15:15] Conjuring, yeah. >> is the Conjuring, you're right. Okay. Insidious. Sue me. >> Nothing wrong with that opinion. Um all right, go going to August 28th. This is going to be the release of The Dog

[15:28] Stars. This is the Ridley Scott post-apocalyptic movie with Jacob Elordi >> [crying] >> I I know it's a movie based on a think it's a bad title for a movie. >> Yes, it is a horrible title for a movie.

[15:40] in it. >> Allison Janney, Benedict Wong. It's got >> THAT CAST IS THE ONLY thing that has me wanting to see it. But I need to know more of the premise. And that's on me being ignorant to it.

[15:54] >> I I kind of don't want to look into it too much. It's kind of like got a Last it. >> It feels very post-apocalyptic, but like my opinion. And maybe it's because it's a lot of white people that I've been

[16:08] Yes, A24 Civil War. That I've been seeing that I'm like, "Oh, is this like a us versus them kind of situation?" Cuz you're trying to escape, not tying it to race or anything political to race situation. It's more so I'm like, "Oh,

[16:22] is this a us versus them what's going on?" Cuz I'm like, "If it's a us versus >> [laughter] >> I'm going to go I was thinking if word of mouth is good, just because I I like Ridley Scott. He's made some of the best

[16:34] cranking out like two movies a year and half half of them are good, half of them pop this [ __ ] in real quick." >> Yeah. >> Is it Napoleon or is it The Martian? We'll see. Um so, moving on to

[16:49] >> Yeah. Um it had some of the greatest visuals, but overall a strange movie. It's a Gladiator 2 or is it The Martian? You >> Um Oh god. >> September 4th is How to Rob a Bank.

[17:02] >> Okay. We saw this at CinemaCon. >> We saw the trailer at CinemaCon. >> It's a little too crazy for me. >> David Leitch, it's a heist movie, heist >> David Leitch doing a heist YouTuber movie?

[17:14] >> Uh Uh, starring It's got a fun cast. >> have a fun cast. >> Um, it's got Nicholas Hoult as kind of the lead in it. Zoe Kravitz is in it. It could be bad, but it's going to have great action.

[17:28] streamer for this. I'm going to wait until streaming. streaming, I'm with you for it. >> That'd be crazy. >> Movies are expensive. I only get to see four a week and I can't see this one.

[17:40] doing this movie is >> Deadpool 2's David Leitch? great with action and this is more of like, "Oh, take the money, get in the car and drive away." And I'm like, "So, what hand-to-hand stuff are you doing?"

[17:54] When we saw it at CinemaCon >> I feel like a lot of parkour. definitely be parkour in it. So, for you parkour heads out there >> It's [laughter] 2008 ALL OVER AGAIN. >> UM, YEAH, IF YOU really want to see it,

[18:08] I also think when we saw it at CinemaCon before the trailer, we did not know what was happening. A bunch of people on like mopeds and throwing fake money [laughter] and doing acrobat showed up on stage. Again, we didn't know what the

[18:21] the title, we still didn't know what the movie was. Whale Fall immediately just the scariest thing I've ever seen. But this was like, think I said that at one point and I was like, "I don't know if this is part of

[18:34] >> Yeah, did someone raid the stage? Did a gang take over the Caesar's Palace?" >> PETA at like a runway show. I was like, "Oh, [ __ ] dude. They're really cracking >> Okay, so how to rob a bank, I'm good with wait till streaming. Okay, now

[18:48] Now, the thing is, we're not rating everything we saw at CinemaCon. Again, there are movies that are coming out, kids movies, other genre movies, uh, the ones that like the studios are really like, "We got the heat for this

[19:01] getting the stars back in the saddle." Practical Magic 2, Warner Brothers gave Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman like 15 >> felt very longer than 15 minutes. And also I I will stand on business with

[19:14] tipsy. I think she was a little tipsy. I think she was pretty tipsy, and she was know your opinion on this. I'm willing think Practical Magic has to have a Practical Magic like fanbase to go want

[19:28] definitely be like, "Oh, Sandra Bullock." Also, the daughters are um >> Maisie Williams from Game of Thrones. >> So, I think it's like, "Oh, if you like girl witches, and also Lee Pace is in

[19:42] it. If you love girl witches, and you're also old, come back to this. Bring your of movie like that. So, I'm willing to sway wherever you're going. >> going to streaming? >> No, I'm going not hyped for it.

[19:55] >> No. >> I love 90s witch core. I love uh um I >> to name a bunch of teenage girl ones, aren't you? The Craft.

[20:08] >> The Craft, obviously. I'm I'm all for it. I love Charmed. When we were talking about Agatha, I want Agatha season 2 3 4 5 and 6. But Practical Magic was like kind of a sleeper rom-com in the 90s that did not have a huge I'm shocked

[20:21] >> YOU WATCH The Witches of Eastwick? >> Yes, I did watch The Witches of >> It just wasn't for me. I don't like the idea that all these men die. I JUST >> THEY HAVE TO DIE. >> THEY DO, BUT I JUST DON'T FIND it funny

[20:35] or or cute. >> this? Where is it? Where is Stay at the >> So, where were you going to rank it? If word of mouth or definitely first week? Cuz we can take the average between us. >> O- opening weekend, no.

[20:48] >> Wait till streaming for Practical Magic 2, okay. with like Cuz that's also the thing, PJs, a charcuterie board, and uh some >> I'm going to be sitting on my couch with my cat watching this movie. That's the

[21:04] >> bringing back Hocus Pocus. Or The Craft. The fact Well, I guess we Craft and it underperformed, unfortunately. That's [ __ ] It should not have. Um but Practical Magic 2 is just weird it's a weird yes to me.

[21:19] watch it. >> It's a bunch of women my age and older and we are all there in our like pajamas and we're sneaking in like the tumbler absolutely see this movie. I hate that it got me in a chokehold, but it's true.

[21:34] >> It is true. >> All right, moving on to September 18th. >> I'm not hyped for it. Then we have to have some in the not hyped category. >> My feelings are hurt. >> some All right, this

[21:47] skipped over um Okay, yes, August 28th also we got to jump back a couple weeks. Coyote vs. >> Oh, yeah. >> Coyote vs. Acme with Will Forte. It's a

[22:01] cancel for a tax write-off and it's being resurrected. Coyote vs. Acme is coming August 28th. Where are you at? I'm probably if word of mouth or >> word of mouth, but because we're in the industry, we have to go see it in

[22:14] >> I think we do, yeah. >> We fought to get this back on screen. We have to go show them that this is why. >> Wow, okay, so definitely >> Definitely first week then? Are we going to do a new Rockstar viewing party of uh

[22:27] it in theaters. I'm so sorry, but we have to we forced them to bring it back. Okay, are we doing this out of our hearts or out of our hypes? Literally hyped. Put your money where your mouth is. Are you going to spend 20

[22:42] >> an AMC uh pass, so I will be paying money to go see it. already that week. Are you paying? >> No, I'm not paying $21 to go see this >> But but there are movies that you would. I think the the two the top TWO

[22:56] >> HELL YEAH. >> [laughter] >> THAN WE DO in >> We do. I was surprised a shocking number >> of mouth is good I think though it's genuinely word I think it's good because

[23:09] what's his name what's his name? >> Will Forte. funny. We know it's going to be funny. And I think the Looney Tunes stuff that It's more that I just need someone else

[23:22] >> Okay. All right that's fair. Jean is going to come in here kicking down the >> it. I'm going to see I'm using my AMC pass. think I'm going to spend $21. I wouldn't pay $21 for a lot of movies but I will

[23:36] my [ __ ] Odyssey ticket. And that was like $30. >> Okay we don't have a runner on the list that's the Alan >> does that sound familiar? >> Um

[23:50] Owen Wilson that's the the Angel Studios organ transplant movie. A lot of those Angel Studios. >> studio? >> That is a kind of secretly Christian movie studio that is trying to make a

[24:03] movie studio. Nothing wrong with that if you make good movies you make good movies. However this movie a lot I'm sure when we see it we're And we'll be right when we see it. >> Did you put Zachary Levi and Jonathan

[24:17] Majors movie on here? >> No I don't have the Daily Wire. >> Does it come out this year? >> Infidel. in never going to see. >> [laughter]

[24:29] >> [laughter] >> Uh Infidel movie 2026 they took over our campus. Run hide fight run hide fight Infidels 2026. >> That is a horrible >> Hold on no it's like live die repeat.

[24:41] Kyle Rankin's movie starring Jonathan Majors I don't think Zach Levi is in >> I thought he was. Maybe he's not in this it's just right movie. >> want to support Zachary Levi is the big

[24:54] >> I'm definitely not. >> And the big 2026 >> for it. >> Okay, we won't well honestly we anyway. >> It's going to come out in fall 2026.

[25:07] Um you know what? S tier I got to see this movie. I GOT TO SEE [laughter] WHAT THEY'RE DOING. >> to give them my money and I refuse even we have to move on from. Also what was even the poster for that? I don't even

[25:20] >> It's like a Vought Studios movie. It's insane. list? Okay, September 18th Resident Evil. >> What if two Austin Abrams movie? This one Zach Cregger's follow up to weapons.

[25:34] >> that's so interesting cuz I'm seated first weekend. 100% I but that's because I love the Resident Evil franchise. I actually like a lot of the movies even though they're not the video games and I love Zach Cregger. So it's like I'm I'm

[25:47] with Zach Cregger movies you can spoil that [ __ ] online for me so quick. I me with weapons. So I'm like I'm seeing it opening weekend just because I don't happen at the end of Resident Evil. >> Okay, I [snorts] would think definitely

[26:01] >> Okay, so we'll put that with end of Vought Street. That's going >> because the titles are different than like A tier, S tier, C tier cuz I'm like it's not C tier at all but it is definitely like I would say it's A tier.

[26:14] >> Yeah. Um all right, the next well September 25th is going to be Avengers rank that cuz that's just going to be a re-release of Avengers Endgame >> No. >> it on stream. I'll watch it

[26:28] >> opening weekend. You better believe it. Um Forgotten Island though, that's the the DreamWorks animated film. >> Um that's showing that week in September 25th. Um do we have that on our list? Maybe we don't have it on our list.

[26:40] >> Um word of mouth is already I wanted to see it because of word of mouth. >> Okay. >> Um also I will say oh wait, it's not on >> Okay. It's okay. I I I I put it at word of

[26:52] >> it at word of mouth. Cuz also, keep in mind September is like yeah, I could go see this movie." >> Okay. Well, you know, keep this up. here, Brian? >> Wild Horse 9.

[27:06] >> [laughter] >> Brian, and it's me IN THE THUMBNAIL. TALKING ABOUT? COMPANY COMPUTER? >> BRIAN, HIDE THOSE TABS.

[27:21] >> BRIAN, HIDE THOSE TABS. >> TABS. THAT'S CRAZY. [laughter] furniture. >> Uh that's why Brian had to get that seat >> What? That's crazy, dude. VPN's wild. >> Um okay, so we're on an island. Looks

[27:37] >> Yeah. >> Um okay, so then we get Oh, before we sometime in September is when we're going to see Artificial. The Luca Guadagnino Andrew Garfield, Sam Altman movie. Yes,

[27:53] OpenAI's Sam Altman is having his own social network movie that's being made of the bleakest takes on AI in the tech industry. Elon villain. I am hyped for this movie.

[28:07] >> That's interesting. I'm very excited to see who's going to be playing Elon >> fact that Andrew Garfield is in it, and it's the guy who did Challengers, Call >> I'm into it. >> I'm definitely first week at least. Not

[28:20] definitely there. >> I'm perfectly so word of mouth on this, but you have been that word of mouth that has gotten me I will say first see it Yeah, I can see it first week.

[28:32] also, you don't have You don't have to do too much when you say Andrew >> Well, the the story of this If you guys are sleeping on this, basically, Amazon Studios, Jeff Bezos's company, was like, "Sure, make this movie, Luca

[28:46] you. He got Andrew Garfield to do this movie. They shot this movie, but once script, they're like "We can't make this movie." And they basically put it up for sale for another studio. And if no one else wanted to buy

[29:01] either just canceling it as a write-off or dumping it somewhere. Neon stepped up. Neon, the uh the indie movie studio behind a lot of Bong Joon-ho movies, uh >> Neon's the new A24, baby. >> Neon because A24 is kind of becoming

[29:17] like a Lionsgate size studio. So, Neon is now kind of the indie startup. AI for storyboard artist. >> Yep. I mean, everybody is now. don't I don't know.

[29:30] We all know what we're >> I think Artificial is going to start conversation, and then just fast-track Andrew Garfield into the best actor race. I haven't even seen an image of him. I just know how good he is.

[29:43] and he would have murdered. I'm glad it was Jacob Elordi still, but like he would have murdered. Also, that shows you how [ __ ] stupid Amazon "Hell yeah, dude. Take this [ __ ] Let's go." And then go, "Wait a minute.

[29:57] >> Like, "Oh, yeah, it's about you, you [ __ ] idiots." Like, that shows how >> Well, they should have just released it. Why not release it? You can still invest >> they were like, "This is the final season of The Boys. We'll let them say

[30:09] about us." But, releasing this after they released all that animated AI shows that they're releasing, they're probably No, no, no, no. This is going to get us >> it makes them look like guilty rather than trying to stake a positive outlook

[30:24] on using AI to make these stories. >> we we're the ones looking into it. A lot of people that watch Amazon Studios are probably not aware that like, "Oh, this them first." And then they're going to go watch it when Neon makes it.

[30:37] >> for it. You made me excited for it, but also it sounded great already. >> All right, October 2nd, Digger. This is the Tom Cruise Alejandro González Iñárritu movie that we saw a preview of at CinemaCon. The trailer

[30:52] will be coming out in the next few days. >> compilation of if you saw it? Tom Cruise's latest reel of work >> You see like a 40-second clip of him.

[31:05] yet like we saw him. >> right? Wasn't it before Supergirl? Oh, online, but they premiered it I think when I went to Supergirl the fan event, they had that play before it. And I we were all sat there watching this

[31:20] compilation of all Tom Cruise's work. >> It looks It's Warner Brothers. It is their attempt to win another Oscar like one battle after another. I think they'll be successful. It's Alejandro Iñárritu is making this generation's Dr.

[31:33] Strangelove meets Don't Look Up meets Birdman. I can't even describe or categorize what this movie looks like, but John Goodman plays the United States going to be >> You You already know. You are You just

[31:46] going. >> See it opening weekend. >> godly. He's going to win best actor. And it sucks because I'm like We haven't even seen the movie yet. But then And then you have The Odyssey. But you I Was

[32:00] with that. >> Well, I think Matt Damon's going to cook Odyssey's going to be going to sweep it unless Dune part three >> Oh, yeah, Dune. Well, it's hard because the star is Tom Cruise. The entire

[32:14] in The Odyssey you got 18 people. Yeah. >> half of Hollywood. Yeah, he's got a beef got to get this." Matt Damon's won though. Didn't he win for

[32:27] >> Was he nominated for The Martian? >> I don't know if he was nominated for The nominated before. >> that was nominated for Someone was a space movie. >> Sure. And and I think Ryan Gosling will

[32:41] be nominated for a Project Hail Mary. >> Ryan Gosling or Tom Cruise? struggle to sneak into the race just because it came out so early in the year, but it's going to be worthy. >> It could I think it could

[32:53] adapted is going to be really hard. Adapted is going to be really hard. >> I think Christopher Nolan's adaptation race. >> fair. It's Christopher Nolan.

[33:05] like, "He's already won for Oppenheimer. What does he have to lose?" much. They're like, "Nah, when Christopher Nolan walks in, we kind of everyone Ryan Coogler writes, they're like, "We got to got to acknowledge

[33:17] Okay. >> All right, moving on to October 9th, The Social Reckoning. This is the Aaron Sorkin directed sequel to The Social Network starring Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerberg.

[33:29] Jeremy Allen White's going to be in this. A lot of people are in this. Bill >> Anora, Nikki, Nikki, Mikey, Mikey Madison is in this. like the original woman. >> Yeah. A lot of people weirdly reacted to

[33:44] like the audio mix in the trailer, and I completely understood what she was it's Aaron Sorkin's directing that I think a lot of people are uncertain about. He did He directed Trial of the Chicago 7. I think he did a fine job,

[33:57] comparing it to The Social Network where Aaron Sorkin's script and David Fincher's direction is what made that one of the best movies of our lifetimes. So, The Social Reckoning [snorts] not having Fincher behind the camera, I

[34:10] bit lower. >> I understand. >> Really? >> I'm I'm going to be there first weekend. >> I love You don't understand. I love The Social Network so [ __ ] much, but I

[34:23] also the information is so I am so excited. I Following this entire thing has been so dramatic and horrible that I'm like, "Oh, yeah, put that [ __ ] on a >> I'm going to be No, I'm going to be there first weekend. I I have a

[34:37] >> I thought we're going to have to compromise on definitely first week, but >> really know artificial, but I love you're out of your mind. I don't care. And and Sorkin, I have full faith. Because he he gives you time. Also, you

[34:51] this head first. It's like, no, he's had all this time to think about it and sure he was like, I took notes from all these things. Yeah. ignore that? Like >> I [laughter] guess what I'm a little

[35:03] people I guarantee there's going to be some reviews that say this feels like an HBO or a Netflix movie, just because all the stars in it are like streaming >> wrong. >> Uh and they're going to say Aaron Sorkin

[35:15] made Trial of the Chicago 7, which is a Netflix movie. He's a guy who's like a ever. >> Jeremy Strong is still Jeremy Strong. >> He was great in The Apprentice. >> I can't stand that man because he's so

[35:28] >> Yeah. >> And even his specific take on Mark are saying it feels like a try-hard impression. I'm like, no, that's just acting is. >> just acting. That's just acting, [ __ ]

[35:40] >> That's just acting, [ __ ] >> Um all right, October 16th, we got two Street Fighter. >> Oh, yeah. first week. >> put it at first week. We can see I'm

[35:53] going to be seeing it opening weekend, but it is definitely a first week movie. Every trailer I've seen for that looks really fun. movie. Like, you just want to have fun? Go here. You don't have to have You

[36:05] have fun. >> Okay, here's the controversial one. >> Whalefall, [laughter] the >> No, no, no, no. No. >> This is the probably the most memorable

[36:17] thing we saw at CinemaCon. Austin Abrams plays a scuba diver who just spends the whole movie like Jonah inside of the mouth of a whale. It's claustrophobic. It's >> like creature horror.

[36:31] CinemaCon is largely the trailer that you saw on YouTube. For me, I'm >> Have you seen the movie Fall where the women have to climb to the tallest like telephone pole or whatever and they and they drop their like

[36:44] all the things that they need and they're stuck up there? It gives me It gives me the same anxiety where I'm like, "Oh my god." I Look, we can Let's else's over that doesn't have a no rational fear being swallowed by a

[36:59] >> [laughter] >> And I'm not getting swallowed by no >> I'm not going to see it. >> let's compromise. Let's go between if streaming. >> I think you're The funny part is I think

[37:13] of if word of mouth is good. >> we have to put it in word of mouth because what is it but a word of mouth? >> Okay, so for the puns, we're putting whale fall in if word of mouth >> If word of mouth is good.

[37:25] >> We'll do it in word of mouth. But this is the only one that is objectively literally whales. >> That's [laughter] okay, but your opinion Are people going to want to spend their $20 on half being inside of a whale?

[37:38] You're in the whale. >> Jordan Peele's Nope where they're being >> is I can [clears throat] differentiate that because I can I can tell myself lies and be like, "Oh, this isn't real." But a whale is real. We've all We've all

[37:52] seen a whale. We've all seen a whale. Squids or whatever. I'm like, "THOSE ACTUALLY eat people. They [ __ ] it with people." That that's I don't like I me. >> There's going to be people who look at

[38:04] Strong, Mark Zuckerberg, and Esther in the whale fall in word of mouth?" >> Because The Social Network is amazing. You're out of your mind You're out of your mind. I'm [laughter] so sorry. >> Okay, um moving on. Do we have another

[38:16] >> Okay, um moving on. Do we have another double weekend uh release? October 23rd, we have Clayface, DC Studios Clayface. >> I'm seated opening weekend. first week. I was probably seated opening weekend, but I don't know if

[38:31] of these, you know? >> I It's more that it's it it gets me in the scary element where I'm like, "Ooh, I love a little body horror." And I'm like, "Oh, that interests me more than like it being a DC movie."

[38:43] >> Here's how I'm looking at this now that we have a a few of these on the board. Um I think each of us can have our indulgent seated opening weekend pick. And your indulgence opening weekend pick is uh social reckoning.

[38:56] I look at at my list. >> Um I think we have to we have to be a you know? >> true. Well, we you said hype, not me as >> Uh but if you're truly hyped, if you're truly hyped for Clayface, as hyped as

[39:12] >> Yeah, well, yeah, it's a horror movie and it's body horror and it's Clayface. >> We can I think we can put it definitely first week cuz I think the consensus is definitely first week. But if you're a horror fan that loves body horror and

[39:25] then you're also like, "Oh, I love the Harley Quinn animated show." You're >> Okay. >> Um I It looks spooky. >> I mean, I'll say it looks good. I'm It's just like the studio vision is what I'm

[39:38] >> differentiate and that's completely fine. >> All right, our next pick is Klara and the Sun. This is a Taika Waititi film. >> It is.

[39:50] >> [laughter] >> And did that help you? The way I SAID JENNA ORTEGA? >> IT'S an adaptation of uh Kazuo >> Yeah, I'm actually really I'm very I was going to go read the book because I'm

[40:03] really interested in the idea of it. I'm really I excited for it. I also don't think um as a movie it's anything that crazy. >> It's It's going to be Taika's most Jojo Rabbit project since Jojo Rabbit, where

[40:15] into a movie that's certainly going to make you cry. I'll say that after seeing >> Yeah. >> I'll do word of mouth. way, Jenna Ortega does not get me running to the theaters yet.

[40:31] >> [laughter] >> She does so much. I'm like, I see this girl on Wednesday. >> All right. So, moving on to uh the next don't think there's There might be some movies, some scary movies that shift

[40:45] anything on our board for it yet that we're tracking. Uh but going to November 6th, there's two movies that we're looking at here. We'll start with uh Wild Horse 9. Um that is a Fox Searchlight movie

[40:59] that's going to be an Oscar contender. You got um >> What does this look like? >> Hold on. Hold on. HOLD ON. >> OH, YEAH, I JUST SAW THIS TRAILER. This is the one where he's

[41:12] >> talking like major [ __ ] on the airplane. >> Uh-huh. And it's Martin McDonagh, of course, who did Three Billboards. Um he's Every time this guy makes um um Banshees of Inisherin, this guy Every time he makes a movie, it's considered

[41:26] >> It looks fun. >> very In Bruges, if you ask me. I'm very excited for it. I'm very hyped for it. It's not seated opening weekend for me. In fact, like it's going to be a crowded time for me to see movies. And maybe

[41:40] something I wait for like an Oscar screener for or just wait to see it when I have like a free weekend. But I know word of mouth is going to be of guy. >> I'm like bottom of word of mouth. Very

[41:54] close to streaming on it. Um love the other movies he's done, but it's nothing that like gets me [ __ ] going. >> [laughter] actors. I'm like, I know it's good. I also think I saw Banshees of Inisherin.

[42:08] when it came out. It's just my hype for those movies aren't like [ __ ] >> Okay. Then if you're bottom of word of mouth, I'm definitely first week. Let's >> Yeah, word of mouth [laughter] we know

[42:21] >> They They know their audience. >> All right, Godzilla minus zero is our next one. There was a little snippet of this, just some uh VFX previs that we this, just some uh VFX previs that we saw at CinemaCon. Yeah.

[42:45] I'm definitely first week on it. I'm super You don't understand. That would work for me if it were 20 years

[43:33] it didn't work for me 20 years ago. I think this movie will end up being good of a filmmaker. It's just the marketing for this is non-existent. But putting all their strength behind the end of Oak Street and they want that

[43:48] the conversation and then starting in August you'll see a trailer for the "Wow, that's going to be the best movie of November. Holy [ __ ] we got to see of November. Holy [ __ ] we got to see this."

[44:01] >> Could be, could be great. I think that was how we felt about >> Mickey 17? >> 17. Yeah, Mickey 17. When we were like, >> Well, we were The trailer for it was very fun. Bong Joon-ho cut a really fun

[44:16] playing multiple characters. >> put weapons in our top. that sneaks up on us. >> I'm afraid it's going to be the J.J. I talk [ __ ] about him. And I stand on it actually because I do want to see him do

[44:29] something different. And it can still be the same genre. It's just the tone of every film that I I just I I loved it when I was in eighth grade. >> [laughter] >> I still believe in you, J.J.

[44:43] >> I also like his daughter's singing. >> I only believe in her. >> Come on the show, J.J. Abrams. We love >> funny at CinemaCon. He was really funny with Patton Oswalt at CinemaCon. Sorry

[44:58] He's a small He's a short king with glasses that's very funny. Just like >> I mean, The Rise of or The Rise of Skywalker could have been 10 times way better if they just let him do his version of the movie without any studio

[45:12] Um Force Awakens was great. All right. So, now the other movie coming out November 13th, Ebenezer, starring Johnny Depp.

[45:24] Here's what this movie It looks like it's Ti West is directing this movie. >> It makes so much sense. >> No, I don't I'm assuming Okay, I don't you were there. >> I wasn't there. I was writing a novel.

[45:37] people on the floor. The critics up in the gallery were like, >> No one was standing up in the balcony, but on the floor people were pumped for Johnny Depp. The movie looks like it's a very Disney-fied. It's not Disney's.

[45:52] It's a Paramount release, but it does look like Pirates of the Caribbean or Disney's The Haunted Mansion. It's got a lot of like Grim Grim Goose could go down to socialize. It's very It's like a holiday kind of classic where, you know,

[46:05] makeup. Um >> reason. Okay. >> Also also No, I'm so sorry. You still gave me a good plot synopsis. I I don't want Ti West doing that.

[46:19] West, go do some other freak [ __ ] >> So, where are you at? Are you >> I'm not hyped at all. Also, I'm assuming this. I don't know anything about this movie. It's Ebenezer Scrooge. The thing that we've gotten a million adaptations

[46:31] McDuck back in the saddle to do it? >> 100%. >> Or bring bring back Jim Carrey in the weird one. but I liked it. >> I I'll say that uh this movie's going to

[46:45] >> It's It's Paramount. >> Paramount. >> during Christmas? >> But I I'm I'm with you, Jess. I am not So, sorry, Johnny Depp. >> Damn, Johnny Depp in the Great Beyond.

[46:59] for >> I bet I bet Ebenezer ends up making like of money. >> kids really care about Ebenezer Scrooge families don't care about the Johnny Depp drama as much

[47:12] Ebenezer. Like, that's just old, man. >> that's a holiday classic. People go to their community theaters for the Scrooge tale for Christmas. I mean, it's It is Christmas stories. >> That's crazy.

[47:24] >> Christmas Carol is is like a Christmas >> up as Ebenezer Scrooge once for >> [laughter] >> I think Brian has it in his tabs over FAT [ __ ] FAT FAT FAT BOOTY [ __ ] EBENEZER. That's

[47:39] crazy, Brian. BRI- BRIAN, WHAT THE [ __ ] IS THIS, BRIAN >> The Brian Slander. Okay. All right, now we're getting to um the week >> Sorry, keep going. >> This is an unhinged episode, and it's my

[47:54] favorite episode of all time. Um uh November 20th, Hunger Games: Sunrise on >> Um, so yes, this is going to be the Haymitch Abernathy origin story. The way was some of the most clever marketing. We know Abby is all over this movie. For

[48:10] >> I'll do word of mouth as well. >> Yeah. I It's going to take weekend. Abby's going to be like at the fan screening. She'll be Yeah, she'll be >> still see it, but Yeah, cuz I'd still see it. I see all the game I see all the

[48:26] Game of Thrones. I see all the Hunger Games in theaters, but see it like the third week. I'll see it like the fourth week. Wednesday before Thanksgiving. We have Disney's Hext. This is their animated

[48:41] that and Practical Magic, I'm more excited for Hext. Hext looks fun. >> But I'm probably probably await for streaming on Hext. >> And it's only because of what you said about Practical Magic, too.

[48:57] >> No, I'm not that excited for Hext. I also, um, I'm just not that excited. I like Hailee Steinfeld. Uh, I think the mom is Rashida Jones. Um, it just isn't like crazy.

[49:11] pretty fun. Um, but I'll probably wait for streaming it on streaming. I would absolutely watch it on streaming. watch it on streaming. >> Um, okay. So, also, as of now, the

[49:24] theatrical release of this movie is coming uh November 25th. The Netflix Adventures of Cliff Booth. This is the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood sequel David Fincher is directing instead of The Social Reckoning.

[49:37] >> I don't know. >> Just the David Fincher of it. To see >> Just the David Fincher of it. To see David Fincher I know. I I mean, it's been what? It was Gone Girl was the last time we saw David Fincher on the

[49:50] big screen? 12 years ago? Yeah, David Fincher's definitely seated opening >> Damn, I wish he would have joined the session the social network or whatever the social reckoning before this. Uh yeah. Yeah, well yeah. Yeah, opening

[50:04] >> Yeah, I I mean I can't be more excited for that film. I mean, just I love Once is obviously involved with this, but he didn't direct it and I think David Fincher is someone who gets Tarantino's visual language. I'm super pumped for

[50:18] Um Okay. All right. So, now we're getting Okay. All right. So, now we're getting into December. Um I think we got to jump >> Doomsday. >> Yeah, December 18th. Uh how many do we

[50:31] four. >> We have uh we have four left. Okay. unfortunately in my seated opening weekend. seated opening weekend, right? Yeah. Not a doubt. Um it's it's up there with like

[50:45] all these other movies. I think >> Oh, do we have to at the end we should >> Yeah, we'll go through each category and and learn our lesson. there and then Dune part three seated opening weekend for me. Yeah, hook it

[50:57] veins. >> Okay. Um yeah, I mean without a doubt these two are two of the most important movies of the year. Avengers: Doomsday, I mean, the fact that the Russo brothers are

[51:09] up with this movie, the trailer we saw at CinemaCon, what they're going to be saying at at Comic-Con in a few weeks. minutes we saw of Dune part three were

[51:21] >> no you I'm excited for both. >> It could be the best of the DUNE TRILOGY. I CAN'T WAIT. Um okay, and then going >> Our last two. >> Um yeah, we have December 25th.

[51:34] >> Oh, Jesus Christ. >> We got Jumanji: Open World. Jumanji: Open World. >> Oh god, I'll I'll put word of mouth. I'll probably end up seeing it though. >> I yeah, I would probably do wait for

[51:47] streaming on it. I'm not that excited. >> on streaming. just really dropped off for me. >> And then I assume this one, but I like we watched the trailer at CinemaCon and

[52:01] they went this way about it." Like I like that now the NPCs are in the real think that was the best strategy from whatever the second movie was. >> Look. >> Uh, where are you at?

[52:16] >> I'm seated opening weekend, 100% cuz I see every one of his movies the night they drop, but I could also do where word of mouth for this. >> Yeah, cuz I'm definitely going to see it in that that first 7 days. It's just

[52:29] >> This is the Christmas. We watched Nosferatu during Christmas, too, me and Christmas Unfortunately, these are our Christmas movies for my family. I was like, "Oh, yeah, the scary poopy one." >> Well, and and well, the thing about

[52:42] really great, and I love I love Robert Eggers' like commitment to his visual Nosferatu had this kind of romantic seductive quality that felt like I was

[52:54] being transfixed and lured into the movie. Werewolf feels like kind of an >> that's what it's supposed to be cuz it's werewolf, dude. Nosferatu, he's he's >> Yeah, and he did. So, Nosferatu I was like Nosferatu I think was one of my

[53:08] favorite movies of that year, 2024. It was like up there in the top top 10 at will be in my top 10 list. >> Well, when it comes to filmmaking, I just love every person has to have like such a major piece in his movies that

[53:21] >> Okay. >> [snorts] with every row. Because like definitely first week word of mouth, I kind of think of those as a tier, but for the top row, let's rank

[53:33] >> Um, okay, so of these >> paper, scissors for some of these. Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Avengers: Doomsday, Digger, The Social Reckoning, Adventures of Cliff Booth and Dune Part 3, which one are you most excited for

[53:47] 3, which one are you most excited for for the second half of this year? >> Yes. I need to see that movie. I personally need to see that movie. And unfortunately the Odyssey. >> All right, the Odyssey is my number one

[54:00] Odyssey and Digger are tied for me and it's only because I'm like that movie is so insane from that trailer and it has so many good people. It just feels like I don't even know what the the O Brother Where Art Thou. It feels like I'm going

[54:14] >> Okay. >> [ __ ] yeah. middle of this pack, but the fact that you feel that strongly enough about it with number two for Digger. >> Okay. We And this is on

[54:28] I think there's also we should keep in mind, especially when I'm doing these like tier lists, is that I'm like I don't know what Digger is, Brand New Day and Doomsday Digger

[54:40] because it's my job. So, there's a different anticipation for each one. else is my anticipation for Odyssey? I don't know what THE [ __ ] GOING ON." don't know these people like there's so many casting and I hear new people every

[54:52] to happen. And then I'm like, "But I know I I I know where my seated anticipation is for Doomsday and um Spider-Man Brand New Day." So, it feels >> well, I sort of lump them together. It's just like how hyped am I feeling about

[55:07] the state of the MCU? And I I consider the MCU to be its own huge meta soap opera that is like the NFL of Hollywood. And so, if I'm really excited for the playoffs of Hollywood or the Super Bowl of Hollywood, then yeah, that kind of

[55:21] shows you how excited I am for uh for Spider-Man Brand New Day and Doomsday. I am super excited for both of those movies and I think my viewing experience experiences. But if I'm just looking at a singular movie that I

[55:36] >> Yeah, I I would say my number three would be Dune Part Three. I I think I'm Three. >> I'm unfortunately, and this is the think. My third would have been Spider-Man:

[55:49] >> Do you want to do Spider-Man: Brand New Day fourth? Well, it goes Dune and >> Okay. >> I don't know why I'm so excited for that love Destin Daniel Cretton, and I love every other character that's going to be

[56:02] put in there. And again, I don't know what the hell Sony is doing. [laughter] I think Doomsday would be higher on our hype list. It's just the issue is they unfortunately. >> have seen the trailer, but

[56:17] >> And there's weirdness in the marketing right now that makes me just have some uncertainty. Ultimately, I think we'll be won over when this marketing cycle be won over when this marketing cycle begins. Just right now, July 5th, 2025

[56:30] begins. Just right now, July 5th, 2025 or 2026, I I I can't put that uh higher think between Dune and Avengers: Doomsday, I prefer Dune over Avengers: Spider-Man than I am for Doomsday, but again, we're in the middle of the

[56:45] Spider-Man's winning. It's It's next week. It's like two weeks from >> two weeks from now. Okay, and then of these final two, I'm way more excited FOR SOCIAL RECKONING. >> WHAT?

[56:57] >> I mean, David Fincher over Aaron Sorkin. >> No, you're right. You're right. >> And I will I agree with that. And if I'm going to Yeah, I'll agree with that. So, >> But I think for the rest of this >> God, if Fincher was doing the Social

[57:10] >> If Yeah, we would. That would be up there. Uh because I just think The Social Network was like maybe my favorite movie of of this century. >> so much. When I I watched it so much as a kid, like in middle Was it middle

[57:23] watching it so much on TNT, and then my mom just bought me the DVD finally, and >> [laughter] >> Yeah, I think there's going to be some like, "Oh, it's just like a really good episode of Succession."

[57:36] >> I could see that, but it doesn't make it not really good movie, I guess. Cuz a obsession, Succession, I would also probably I probably already seen in >> Yeah. Okay, so yeah, these other ones we we didn't rank them laterally in terms

[57:51] of hype on the the the A, B, C, and F tiers, but because you have to put Artificial at the very front. >> Or I don't know, Godzilla minus zero? >> No, no, yeah. Godzilla minus

[58:03] know. I'm not as opinionated about the lower ones. except for Artificial and Godzilla minus zero. The other ones are like I care about them, but I'm like, "Oh, where we have them placed right now is fine."

[58:15] It's just Godzilla minus one and Artificial, which I will end up probably >> So, we didn't include any of the 2027 movies. Obviously, we're going to have Greta Gerwig's Narnia movie. We're going to have the Scarlett Johansson Exorcist

[58:27] movie. We'll have the Legends of Zelda movie, Shrek 5. There's a lot of movies coming in 2027. We'll get to that at the end of this year. But, here's what we're most hyped for in 2026. The movies that based off of their marketing, based off

[58:40] CinemaCon, what the word of mouth has been from people who have done test screenings, and what the directors seem to be explaining as their vision. This pumped for. And there are other movies. There's the debut. There's the Jesse

[58:53] Eisenberg movie, The Debut, that also looks really good. That's not on the an indie darling. I don't think it'll cross over into a $100 million opening being made by the studio in attempt to try to get over $100 million with them.

[59:08] Um even yeah, especially Digger. I mean, Avengers the Cliff Booth, Werewolf, I >> Cliff Booth kind of shoots itself in the foot because it's a Netflix. So, that they're doing when they put in theaters for a little bit and then immediately go

[59:20] >> I think Wild Horse 9 and the Dog Stars might struggle to get $100 million, but >> very curious about both those movies. I think those ones have a lot of my what the [ __ ] going on? >> Yeah.

[59:32] All right. So, um let us know your thoughts on this list. include certain movies that we should have? Uh let us know in the comments Um coming up on this week on the New Rockstars channel, uh

[59:46] obviously we're in the midst of Spider-Man season. Any other big promos make separate videos about that. Uh rewatch breakdown series. We did a breakdown of Spider-Man Homecoming with

[59:59] like at least 20 new details that we never saw before. Uh that video is on Spider-Man Far From Home is coming to the channel this Friday. Uh we'll be the channel this Friday. Uh we'll be covering the Odyssey next weekend or if

[1:00:12] not the weekend after that. Uh Jessica and I will be at San Diego Comic-Con at big news that comes out of that including the Hall H presentation by Marvel Studios. Hopefully we'll be able to interview some VIPs and get to do

[1:00:25] can tell you all about. So, that's coming at the end of this Day the final week of this month is going to be huge here on the New Rockstars channel. Uh yeah. Yeah, yeah, we're going to have you covered with all

[1:00:37] this episode with what we're watching. What have you been watching this week? What have you been watching this week? >> Um I saw Evil Dead Rise and I watched Widows Bay, not all of it, finishing it. And I'm watching Love

[1:00:50] know, bang, kill, marry one, um I would kill >> [laughter] >> It is atrocious and everybody on that

[1:01:02] show needs therapy. Uh leaving the villa and entering the villa. That thing that show is remarkably the most trash thing I've ever seen. >> It is so perfectly reality TV because it gets us all upset. It gets us so angry

[1:01:16] uh typing under the siblings of people on their TikTok pages. The The siblings have been responding. They're like, long as we all know." Anaya, please. I need you to be better,

[1:01:31] >> Either way, everything bad is happening on Love Island. Uh Widow's Bay, I would marry. I would marry in a heartbeat. Great show, very funny, very silly. Uh I call it the scary uh Parks and Rec. Um and it feels like that.

[1:01:44] And I guess that leaves banging of Evil Dead Rise uh That That That movie is crazy. Uh if you Evil Dead fan still to this day that

[1:01:57] I'd recommend going seeing it because it's exactly what you want. Um a just a late night screening and I was kind of tired that I was like, "Oh my >> [laughter] >> I like that you want to uh bang the

[1:02:13] movie where killing happens and you want to kill the show where banging happens. >> Well, the show is upsetting me. And the But this is like, I don't know, Evil could see it. Like, it's very gory.

[1:02:25] it. >> not even the worst part. There's so much in the It was so crazy to have been recognized. Like, for Evil Dead Rise, with the cheese grater. And then we were like, "Oh, Evil Dead Rise, the

[1:02:38] dishwasher." And there's a lot worse scenes that happened in that movie than the dishwasher. It's insane. I It's crazy. It It >> [laughter] >> I um watched all of Lee Isaac Chung's

[1:02:52] >> Oh, I love the second season. >> You loved it? >> I thought I was kind of mixed. I loved the first season. Um I made me very excited to see anything Lee Isaac Chung does next, including writing the script

[1:03:06] Schreier directing. I think the two of them clearly know how to work together. Jake Schreier knows how to shoot action in a really awesome-looking way. hard. Like that's what's so great about him as like a screenwriter is like he

[1:03:23] >> No. >> He just goes directly there and has the character say the most meaningful, most emotionally true thing to each other in that moment that just breaks your heart and is funny and real and authentic.

[1:03:35] really excited to see what he does next, Marvel Studios X-Men and whatever else >> He'll be really good with the characters, I think. I think he'll do think authenticity is like the biggest thing that he draws my attention to cuz

[1:03:49] it's like, "Oh, yeah." It's not a lot of like clearly like what you hate, which completely understandable, a young child saying a bunch of [ __ ] like big words all of a sudden. I'm like, "No, he makes these like these people kind of dumb,

[1:04:03] kind of nervous, very anxious and how they react in real time." And I'm like, "I really like this about him." That I love Beef so much though. I >> So um going to make a bold casting choice

[1:04:17] work together. >> he's going to put like Steven No, well >> Mhm. >> after this season >> Okay. Ooh. >> Cailee Spaeny as either Rogue

[1:04:31] >> You think? >> MacTaggart. Uh Charles Charles Melton >> Ooh, that's too old. >> too old? Is he too much older than Okay, >> Charles Melton is going to be one of these characters.

[1:04:46] Magneto. >> Dude, please. >> he wants to >> I don't think he wants to do it either, >> That [ __ ] >> And I know we've already seen him as

[1:04:58] going to be like, "How does this work?" >> with Guillermo del Toro right now. Secret Wars ends, no one's going to care about recasting and that kind of thing. >> He's not going to want to come >> right, but uh

[1:05:12] >> Damn, he would be a great Magneto. >> I do think overall Beef season 2 was >> I do think overall Beef season 2 was just it first half was perfect. Uh injured and Kelly made me watch it because she can't watch anything where

[1:05:24] >> it it Spoilers, it does survive. I will also say uh uh red flag uh Evil Dead Evil Dead uh in the face a lot. >> Well, then

[1:05:37] >> Don't do it. Don't do it. >> I I can handle a lot. I can Honestly, babies now. Um but there are a lot of people if their dogs, cats, or just hurt, they can't watch it. And I understand that kind of triggering

[1:05:50] feeling. Um but for whatever reason >> I need to tell Gina that. She's looking INTO IT RIGHT NOW. >> OH GOD. NO, SHE LOVES EVIL DEAD, BUT SHE she is the one that goes to the website all the time just to make sure. And I

[1:06:02] [ __ ] hate every time in horror movies they use like, "Oh yeah, the beast only I'm like, "Great. Shape of Water, you see this like dead cat half eaten on the >> Or Elf. >> Or that [ __ ] [ __ ] elf. [ __ ]

[1:06:16] dirty dookie ass alien elf eating my [ __ ] house cat. Why don't you eat A >> WOW. >> NO, BUT I love I'm sorry. I love I love >> Go ahead, I guess. I loved I I get what you're saying, too. Cuz I'm

[1:06:29] like, it did kind of slow down in the middle a lot, and it just like it went from slow then make sense grounded to very slow and then dramatic all of a sudden, and then this the heights were heightened.

[1:06:42] But I I don't know. I think it's just that internal the race relations part that I really was like, "Oh, I am obsessed with this." >> The the code-switching that Oscar Isaac has to do with the country club members

[1:06:57] so interesting. Uh Charles Melton as this interesting casting person who has to wrestle with. I love the exploration of all that. That's where I thought it was best. It was just when it turns into almost like this John Wick in Seoul

[1:07:12] South Korea. It made me want to visit Seoul for one. That it looks beautiful much green and like I want to go there. I don't care how humid it is. >> [laughter] >> but it got a little too over the top

[1:07:25] like kind of a a tech John Wick uh sequence where I was like, okay, this is no longer beef. It's like a really crazy sequence from White Lotus. A lot of >> the first Beef to White Lotus. I was like, oh, this is a great Well, I like

[1:07:39] the someone called it like the POC White Lotus. Uh and I was like, I would rather million times and it's not just because there's actual people of color in it. But it's like, I don't know. It's I

[1:07:54] season too much and I think it is the acting to be fair. Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan Ooh, are the I love Carey Mulligan in this dude. >> Yeah, I would call um Beef the domestic

[1:08:07] White Lotus. Cuz White Lotus is almost like colonial like worldwide. Um um it explores the ideas of colonialism and race relations at these was in Hawaii, but it does deal with that whole those colonial themes. Um

[1:08:21] whereas Beef season 1 is like domestic suburban Los Angeles. Season 2 is in Montecito, like Santa Barbara County. That it captures the the wealth gap and class warfare that exists in that particular county in an interesting way.

[1:08:35] But I think yeah, I like a show that explores that type of conflict here in California. >> And Southern California is very >> Yeah. >> And I'm like, oh, this is so I was like,

[1:08:49] >> And I'm like, oh, this is so I was like, this is so specific to any [ __ ] any damn. When it was the part where he was like, she was like, have you ever dated no, that'd be like dating my mom. >> Yeah. I went, let me write let me write

[1:09:03] a full essay on this [ __ ] right now. I was like, let me write it out right now. at interviews. And I wrote I went to every interview with that man. I was this. It's so >> When when when he goes

[1:09:16] I attracted to her? Can I see my future with her? Yes. IT'S LIKE, STOP >> CHARLES IS SUCH A HE'S SUCH A GREAT ACTOR. And I think people sleep on him. And he was great in that horrible horrible movie on Netflix that was with

[1:09:30] um it's horrible in a way that it was like, ooh traumatic. I can't watch this with Natalie Portman. He was the student that >> [laughter] >> it was

[1:09:43] >> May-December? >> Yeah. Oh my. Have you watched that? >> a really full-on kind of type story. Yeah, I watched that movie. I forgot he was in that. >> Yeah, it's him. Oh my god. Oh my god.

[1:09:56] He's waiting for that Oscar. >> He's going to have a eight-year he's 35? >> Yeah. Oh yeah, because I'm I'm so sexually attracted to that man that I had to look it up. Um when he was on

[1:10:09] Let me figure out who this man is. >> He's really really good. >> That's all I'm saying. >> He I think he wants to be in one. >> Yeah, he's up for it. >> Um whatchamacallit has mentioned how

[1:10:22] Hudson Hudson from Heated Rivalry has talked about how he wants to be one of the um What is it? Not Dick Grayson. >> I think Charles Melton would make a good

[1:10:35] >> Nightwing, yeah. Well, the guy from Heated Rivalry wants to play Nightwing. >> fight Charles Melton for it. >> No, I like both of them. THEY SHOULD >> WHY DON'T THEY JUST kiss for it, you know? Remember when actors had to kiss

[1:10:49] >> [laughter] >> We made them battle it out by kissing. >> Maybe it's just my dream. >> I was not invited to these casting you." >> was going, "Okay, now Brad Pitt and

[1:11:04] >> [laughter] >> Wow. That's how they got Ocean's Eleven. >> Yeah. Or in the Burn After Reading. >> All right. Uh we'll leave it there for this episode of The Sneak Peek, but huge

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