This week on Cinematic Savants Shawn starts us off with a review of the Documentary series on Max, We Beat The Dream Team (12:20). A story of collage players that scrimmaged against The Dream Team prior to the Olympics and destroyed them. Tommy has a review for what he believes is the worst comic book movie ever made, Hellboy: The Crooked Man on Hulu (25:41). Ryan started on the Daredevil: Born Again series on Disney + (33:48). Shaen caps off reviews with Elevation, Starring Anthony Mackie on Max (43:11). Shawn brings back Cinema Jeopardy (1:11:59).

This week Tommy starts of this week with a review of his newest binge, Ballers starring The Rock (9:27). Ryan gives his thoughts of Just One of Them Days, starring Keke Palmer and SZA (24:21). Tommy and Ryan get sidetracked on who is the more popular rapper in the world, 50 Cent or Jay-Z (36:29). Oscars Awards recap (53:30). Shawn prepared a game for us on who we would do against some horror icons (1:24:48). We finish the show with our Top 5 White Movies that black people love (2:08:54).

We start of the show with Tommy's recap of the Cobra Kai series finale on Netflix (4:14). Season 3 of Reacher on Amazon Prime was released this past week and Tommy is loving this show (22:23). Shawn attempts to watch Conclave, but he has some gripes (24:44). Tommy reviews his date night movie from this past week, Love Hurts starring Ke Huy Quan (44:12). Big news from Lucas Films, Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down at the end of the year, ending her reign over Star Wars projects, but who should take her place? (1:10:16)

This week on Cinematic Savants we start off with us being way too immature to have a conversation about a rapper named Big Dank getting a Lyft driver fired because he said she was too big to get in his car, so we have thoughts. We give the audience a recap of Captain America: Brave New World. Did this movie do its job on "bringing Marvel back" or did it miss the landing? Shawn has a review for Love Hurts, starring Key Hu Quan.

We start off this week with a recap of the Super Bowl, which featured a highly entertaining halftime show from Kendrick Lamar. We discuss if someone like him was worthy of a halftime performance and if other rappers could do a solo show. We also prepare for the arrival of Captain America: Brave New World coming to theaters this week and we have a lot of thoughts and theories and what to expect. Also, can the top 5 talents from In Living Color beat the top 5 from Saturday Night Live? Listen in to find out.

We start the off with a huge Happy Birthday to Mr. Ryan Winters who finally joins the 40 Club with Tommy and Shawn! We give our thoughts of the Luka trade to the Lakers, which we believe a documentary will be made on this event. Try to make some sense of the Blake Lively lawsuit against her director/costar. Review of the much anticipated Fantastic Four: First Steps trailer and how this movie will compare to Superman at the box office this summer.

The Cinematic Trinity is back! Ryan returns to give his take on Wolf Man (5:10). Shawn steps out of his comfort zone to watch The Wild Robot (13:25). Tommy backtracks to give his review of Carry On available on Netflix and Civil War on Max (18:18). Tommy gives is thoughts on the Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy documentary on Peacock (40:28). Shawn gives Ryan the All-Time Villian Battle (1:09:03). Worst Movie Cliche of All Time (1:31:27).

This week on Cinematic Savants we start with prayers to California residents who are suffering from the wildfires (18:06). We give our thoughts on Donald Trump's inauguration (7:58). SPOILER ALERT we give our breakdown review of Squid Game 2 (25:56). Juror #2 on Max (51:56). Subservience and Back in Action on Netflix (56:06). Shawn reviews Wolfman (1:14:10).