In this episode, Tyler and Justin explore the cinematic world of Steven Spielberg, discussing his legendary status as a director and the diverse range of films he has created. They engage in a fun game of 'Keep and Cut' to highlight their favorite movies, before diving deep into the emotional narratives of Schindler's List and The Fabelmans. The conversation culminates in a ranking of Spielberg's top films, showcasing the profound impact he has had on cinema and storytelling.

In this episode of Newbies and Movies, Tyler and Justin delve into the works of Frances McDormand, focusing on her performances in 'Fargo' and 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.' They discuss her impact on cinema, the unique storytelling style of the Coen brothers, and the themes of pride and morality present in 'Fargo.' The conversation also touches on the cinematography and character dynamics within both films, highlighting McDormand's versatility as an actress. In this conversation, Tyler and Justin review a film, discussing its plot, character development, and themes such as police brutality and grief. They critique the directing and cinematography, highlighting the performances of the lead actors. The discussion also delves into the film's ambiguous ending and the overall impact of the narrative. Finally, they engage in a draft of actresses, showcasing their favorites and discussing their performances in various roles.

In this conversation, Tyler and Justin, along with guest Mason Taylor (Bong Joon Ho connoisseur) delve into the cinematic works of Bong Joon-ho, focusing on his films 'Memories of Murder' and 'Parasite'. The hosts discuss their recent watches, the themes of class and inequality prevalent in Bong's films, and the unique storytelling techniques he employs. They analyse the characters, cinematography, dialogue, and overall impact of both films, culminating in a ranking of Bong Joon-ho's filmography and a discussion on the significance of the year 2019 in cinema. In this episode, the hosts reflect on the memorable films of 2019, discussing the impact of COVID-19 on the box office and the standout movies that defined the year. They engage in a draft-style selection of films across various categories, including Oscar nominations, box office hits, and underrated films. The conversation highlights the cultural significance of movies like Parasite, Joker, and Endgame, while also exploring personal experiences and opinions on various films. The episode concludes with final picks and honourable mentions, showcasing a diverse range of cinematic experiences from the year.

This episode with Tyler and Justin explores Thanksgiving movies with 'The Humans' and "Fantastic Mr.Fox". This conversation delves into the intricate dynamics of family relationships within Thanksgiving, exploring how dysfunction and fear manifest in character interactions and cinematic techniques. The discussion highlights the emotional depth of narratives and the ways in which they reflect real-life tensions and fears.

This episode with Tyler and Justin explores Biopic movies with 'The Pianist' and "Malcom X'. The conversation delves into the intense moments of life-or-death decisions, exploring the emotional complexities faced by individuals in crises. It highlights the struggle between personal desires and the instinct to survive, as well as the impact of family ties on decision-making during critical times. The discussion reflects on how such moments can reveal true character and the heavy emotional weight of sacrifice.

This episode with Tyler and Justin explores the brilliance of Daniel Day-Lewis's performance in 'There Will Be Blood and "Phantom Thread"', highlighting his improvisational skills and the impact of his unique approach to acting. As well as a keep 4 cut 4 game and immaculate grid.

In this episode of "Newbies to Movies," hosts Tyler and Justin are joined by Tyler's father, Tyrone, to discuss Kathryn Bigelow. Discussing Hurt Locker and House of Dynamite. They dive into a variety of movies, from classics like "Saving Private Ryan" and "Full Metal Jacket" to more recent hits like "1917" and "Dunkirk." The conversation covers the emotional impact, cinematography, and storytelling of these films, as well as personal anecdotes and insights from Tyrone's experiences. The episode concludes with a fun draft of their top war movies, highlighting the diverse range of films that have shaped their understanding of the genre.

In this episode of Newbies to Movies, Tyler, Justin, and Madison dive into the world of slasher films, discussing their favorites and the characteristics that define the genre. They explore two films in detail: 'Your Next' and the classic 'Psycho.' The conversation covers themes such as character development, the final girl trope, and the impact of cinematography in horror films. The hosts share their personal experiences with the movies and provide ratings, highlighting the evolution of horror from classic to modern slasher films. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the intricacies of horror films, particularly focusing on Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho' and its lasting impact on the genre. They explore various themes, the evolution of horror icons, and the significance of sound and editing in creating tension. The discussion transitions into a fun movie draft, where they select their favorite horror films across different categories, highlighting the influence of franchises like 'The Conjuring' and 'Final Destination'. The conversation wraps up with a nod to the cultural phenomenon of 'The Exorcist' and the merging of sci-fi and horror in 'Alien'.