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The Tao of Whoa. Whether you love or hate the JOHN WICK franchise - or even if you're completely indifferent to it - it has given us all the chance to appreciate the particular genius of Keanu Reeves. For those of us who grew up watching him, the former duuude and earnest action star has matured into an actor of depth and vulnerability with a singular sense of physical grace. Whether Keanu's talents are put to their best use in the new JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 3 - PARABELLUM is up for debate, which Adam and Josh do in their review. Then it's the TOP 5 KEANU MOMENTS, a career-spanning appreciation of The One, from Ted "Theodore" Logan to Mr. Wick himself. Plus Massacre Theatre and Josh's recommendation of the new doc "Our Time Machine," which is currently playing the Chicago Critics Film Festival.    0:00 - Billboard 1:09 - Review: "John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum" Josh Ritter, "Old Black Magic" 28:25 - Donations 30:32 - Josh recs: "Our Time Machine" 34:03 - Next week / Notes 40:27 - Massacre Theatre 48:03 - Top 5: Keanu Moments 1:28:42 - Close / Outtake Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

May's week-long CCFF doubles as a shortlist for potential Golden Brick candidates. Now in its 7th year, the

Spidey & Wick & Hobbs & Shaw. And Pikachu. Marvel burnout. "Booksmart" hype. Will Smith's genie. Detective Pikachu. And of course the astonishingly worded "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw." These subjects and more all come up in Adam and Josh's Top 5 Summer Movie Questions. Plus, Adam on Robert "Born to Be Blue" Budreau's STOCKHOLM and doc director Penny Lane's HAIL SATAN? And... fizzy and charming or frivolous and artificial? Adam and Josh debate the third film in their Stanley Donen Marathon, 1963's CHARADE. 0:00 - Billboard 1:18 - Summer Movie Preview Henry Mancini, Charade (Main Theme) 33:39 - Adam recommends: "Stockholm" / "Hail Satan?" 43:19 - Next week / John Singleton / Notes 49:31 - Massacre Theatre 57:02 - Donen #3: "Charade" 1:20:54 - Close Thanks Baked By Melissa. Get 15% off your order by going to

Can the MCU mothership stick the landing? After earning a probably undeserved reputation for being hard on the MCU, Adam and Josh return from their ENDGAME screening speaking the language of converts: the final chapter of this decade-in-the-making MCU story not only manages to tie up its multiple story threads, but does so in an entertaining and, yes, moving way. Adam and Josh also make time to recommend Beyoncé's new HOMECOMING concert doc and Sam Rockwell and Michelle Williams in FOSSE/VERDON. Plus, the second film in the Stanley Donen Marathon, 1957's FUNNY FACE with Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astaire. Timestamps do not account for ads and may not be exact 1:12 - Review: "Avengers: Endgame" 23:02 - "Endgame" spoiler talk Beyoncé, "Freedom" (Live at Coachella) 50:59 - Josh recs: "Homecoming" 55:26 - Adam recs: "Fosse/Verdon" 58:42 - Next week / Notes 59:54 - Polls (MCU / Summer Preview / Madness '20) 1:12:05 - Donen #2: "Funny Face" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

In Alex Ross Perry's HER SMELL, Elisabeth Moss gives a performance that, for Adam and Josh, evokes Gena Rowlands' iconic work in "A Woman Under the Influence" and a punk-rock Lady Macbeth. Moss's Becky Something is the drug-addled, manic and abusive lead singer of a '90s-era rock band that's fallen on hard times. It's also, according to Adam, the best film of the year so far. Also on the show: 1949's ON THE TOWN, the first in a four-film Stanley Donen Marathon. Plus, Josh's report from this year's Ebert Interruptus. 0:00-1:07 - Billboard 1:07-26:13 - Review: "Her Smell" 26:37-38:17 - Spoilers: "Her Smell" On the Town, "On the Town" 38:58-39:45 - Donations 39:45-53:07 - Next week / Ebert Interruptus / Notes 53:07-55:28 - Massacre Theatre 55:28-1:18:46 - Donen #1: "On the Town" 1:18:46-1:21:31 - Close     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit