We review Primetime, Lance Oppenheim's unconventional A24 drama starring Robert Pattinson as To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen.

From its unsettling filmmaking and bizarre performances to its exploration of sensationalism and media ethics, we discuss whether the film's artistic ambitions justify its questionable portrayal of real events.

Plus, we break down what's true, what's fabricated and what Chris Hansen himself thinks of the film.

(00:00) First Impressions & Robert Pattinson's Performance

(03:19) Chris Hansen, Media Ethics & Sensationalism

(13:20) Primetime vs Reality – What Actually Happened?

We review Digger (2026), Alejandro G. Iñárritu's outrageous black comedy starring Tom Cruise, and we couldn't be more divided.

From Cruise's larger-than-life performance and the film's ambitious storytelling to its bizarre twists and provocative social satire, we debate whether Digger is a brilliant cinematic experiment or an obnoxious, self-indulgent mess.

Plus, we react to some divisive IMDb reviews.

(00:00) First Impressions – Brilliant or Self-Indulgent?

(12:09) Spoiler Discussion – The Big Twist & Hidden Meaning

(23:37) Reacting to IMDb Reviews & Final Thoughts

We review The Social Reckoning, Aaron Sorkin's highly anticipated follow-up to The Social Network, and unfortunately, we're left a little underwhelmed.

From the fascinating story of Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen to Jeremy Strong and Mikey Madison's performances, we discuss why this compelling real-life drama struggles to match the brilliance of its predecessor, and whether David Fincher's absence is its biggest problem.

(00:00) First Impressions & The Facebook Whistleblower Story

(03:57) Aaron Sorkin vs David Fincher – The Direction Problem

(08:18) Performances, Relevance & Final Verdict