With all the discussion about prequels with the release of Rogue One, T.C. looks back at the original prequel.

T.C. takes a crack at deciding what the best video game adaptation to film is. Hint: it is not Mario Brothers.

With the release of LOGAN, T.C. looks back at the entire X-Men cinematic library and the decade and a half of Hugh Jackman as Wolverine.

This month, the show takes an extended look at one of the oddest success stories in cinema: the Fast and the Furious. T.C. breaks down the third installment in the franchise, "Tokyo Drift," and defends its quality and merits.

The One Minute Rewatch has a theory about how Danny Glover became the successor to Arnold.

Special Guest Jeff and Troll fill in for TC while he's off in Europe for a review of the original Alvin and the Chipmunks movie.

With the 5th Transformers movie rolling into theaters, the One Minute Rewatch looks back at the first entry into the series about heroic jumbles of CGI metal battling villainous jumbles of CGI metal while Shia LaBeouf screams and runs about.

As the current Planet of the Apes franchise ends the epic trilogy you always forget exists and forget how absolutely freakin' amazing it is, the One Minute Rewatch looks back at the 1968 original. Apologies in advance for the song stuck in your head by the end of this.

As art often reflects life, and life reflects art, The One Minute Rewatch turns to film in search of solace after a trying series of months and tragedies in the country.

One Minute Rewatch offers an extended look at why Dreamworks' "Shrek" is an inferior film to "Emperor's New Groove".

The Justice League trailer speaks of a Superman who was a beacon of hope for the world. Clearly, they're talking about Superman Returns, and the One Minute Rewatch is out to prove it.

Iron Fist was a great show... somewhere in time and space. Reality is a funny thing, isn't it?