Guest Germain Lussier joins the hosts to dissect Neil Breen's 'Fateful Findings,' exploring its delusional masculinity, absurd scenes, and humorous elements. They discuss the flawed masterpiece, questioning Breen's filmmaking sincerity and unconventional style. The analysis touches on poor sound editing, chaotic fictional world, and editing potential for cinematic improvements.

BJ Colangelo, a savvy film critic, Germain Lussier, an entertainment journalist, and Peter Sciretta, a film creator, dive into the thrilling chaos of summer box office results. They dissect the surprising triumph of 'Inside Out 2' and its nostalgic appeal. The trio shares humorous anecdotes about their predictions, the shocking performance of films like 'Furiosa,' and the evolving landscape of movie marketing. With insights into audience expectations and the stress of the Summer Movie Wager, their lively banter keeps the conversation both entertaining and enlightening.

Guests: Germain Lussier (Entertainment journalist and critic) and Peter Sciretta (Film blogger and writer). They discuss the outcomes of their summer movie predictions, surprising omissions, and their poor scores. They reflect on the results of the Summer Movie Wager game, including surprises, embarrassing misses, and the significance of movies aimed at female audiences. They analyze the performance of 'The Little Mermaid' and the surprising success of 'Sound of Freedom'. They discuss the underwhelming box office of 'The Flash', COVID-19 impact on movie releases, and reveal the winner of the summer movie wager.