VideoETA's The Podcast Awakens VideoETA

We talk even more about Star Wars: The Force Awakens, specifically the possible identities of Rey and Supreme Leader Snoke. Then we swing through our Golden Globe predictions before the awards are handed out this coming Sunday. Finally, we offer our hopes and dreams for 2016 -- at least as far as the movie and home entertainment industries go.

The VideoETA podcast is back -- and for a good reason. We reconvene after a three-month hiatus to talk about Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Caution: this is a very spoiler-heavy discussion. If you haven't seen Episode VII yet, please wait before listening. We get into the events of the film hard and heavy.

We pay tribute to horror legend Wes Craven. Then we turn to the Star Wars marketing event Force Friday. Next up is a quick talk about the Fantasy Movie League game and our invitation to play. That segues to a preview of our most anticipated fall movies. We wrap our news round-up with a discussion of the just announced Lucille Ball biopic. For the review portion of the program we discuss the 2013 Jason Reitman film Labor Day starring Josh Brolin and Kate Winslet. Join us next time when we review the 2009 Wes Anderson movie The Fantastic Mr. Fox.

It's another speed round of movie news! We discuss our recent recognition from the American Library Association, the top-notch marketing for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, this summer's movie winners and losers, and we cast Steven Spielberg's film adaptation of Ready Player One. We wrap things up with a beer-fueled review of Drinking Buddies. Join us in two weeks when we review the 2013 Jason Reitman film Labor Day.

The guys rapidly talk about recent topics in movie news including the Deadpool trailer, the Star Wars steelbook blu-rays, Fantastic Four's bad reviews, and the Zoolander 2 teaser. Then your hosts review the current film Trainwreck directed by Judd Apatow and written by and starring Amy Schumer. Join John and Tim next time when they review the 2013 Joe Swanberg film Drinking Buddies.

Actor Adam Sandler has created a brand of inferior comedies -- that make money. Your hosts discuss the particulars of this bankable star and his longtime association with Sony Pictures. John and Tim brainstorm ways for him to return to his beloved status. In the beloved portion of the program, the guys review last year's romantic drama The Fault In Our Stars. (Author John Green's second film, Paper Towns, is now in theaters.) Next time around John & Tim will be reviewing the Judd Apatow comedy Trainwreck.