Grierson & Leitch

We first developed a love of movies by seeing them in Mattoon in the theater as kids, often together. Things change, life goes on, we know, we know, but you're gonna have to give us a moment, because this news really stinks.

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Tremendously unflattering angle for me, but many thanks @williamfleitch.bsky.social for being so generous with his time with me and my wife tonight. Now I’m just a @timgrierson.bsky.social away from completing the @griersonleitch.bsky.social bifecta.

On this week's episode:

1) We disagree about "The Fantastic Four: First Steps."
2) We debate how bad "Happy Gilmore 2" is.
3) We rhapsodize about 1985's "Tampopo."

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Good stuff, hope you enjoy.

Here we go.

The 25 Best Sports Comedies of All Time The movies that celebrate the silliness and stupidity of those who devote their time to throwing or kicking a ball around.

In honor of "Happy Gilmore 2," we ranked the 25 all-time best sports comedies for @vulture.com.

Getting ready for our next Reboot segment.

On our latest episode, we review two notable recent A24 films: "Eddington" and "Sorry, Baby."

Then, we go back to 1979 to revisit "The Muppet Movie."

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Hope you enjoy. Thanks, as always, for listening.

On this week's episode...

We talk a lot about "Superman." (No spoilers, though.)

And then we answer your great mailbag questions.

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Enjoy!

Getting ready for our next Reboot segment.

Every DC Comics Movie, Ranked From the Christopher Reeve era to the Snyder Cut and now the newest ‘Superman,’ we rank all of the DC Comics movies.

From the Christopher Reeve era to the Snyder Cut and now the newest ‘Superman,’ we rank all of the DC Comics movies.

Just a reminder: You only have a couple days left to send in your questions.

‘Superman’ review: James Gunn puts his own stamp on the iconic Man of Steel David Corenswet's more introspective Superman kicks off a new chapter of the DC Universe.

There's a lot riding on James Gunn's SUPERMAN, which doesn't just reboot the Man of Steel but also ushers in a new comic-book era for Warner Bros. that's being overseen by Gunn. After all that anticipation, I think the movie is ... good enough. Here's my review:

This weekend, we'll be doing a Mailbag Episode! So now's the time to send us questions you'd love us to answer. Hit us up at griersonleitch@gmail.com. Or send 'em here.

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Here is my top ten:
1) Zodiac
2) Moonlight
3) Aftersun
4) There Will Be Blood
5) Gladiator
6) Mean Girls
7) Bridesmaids
8) The Town
9) The Dark Knight
10) The Heat

🚨New Episode!🚨

This week, we review "Jurassic World Rebirth."

And then we each present our picks for the best films from the first half of 2025.

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Hope you're having a good weekend. Tomorrow is Monday.

In honor of the New York Times' industry poll of the best films of the 21st century, we're wondering: What's your Top 10 of the last 25 years? Share 'em here, or email us at griersonleitch@gmail.com.

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New episode!

This week, we review "F1" and "M3GAN 2.0."

And then, we go back to 1978 to look at "Heaven Can Wait."

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Next episode: We reveal our lists of the best films of 2025's first half. Vroom vroom.

Limited myself to just one movie per director, otherwise PTA and the Coens probably would’ve had 4 slots.

I finally saw Past Lives this past weekend and the only reason I didn’t include it is because I was concerned about recency bias. But then again, I had like 50 more that could’ve been included here.

Keith.

A lot of people have put Fury Road on theirs and it should be on mine. Thing is: it’s the only movie on here I haven’t revisited because the experience of seeing it was so perfect, I don’t wanna mess with the memory.

This could have gone about 100 different ways.

In honor of the New York Times' industry poll of the best films of the 21st century, we're wondering: What's your Top 10 of the last 25 years? Share 'em here, or email us at griersonleitch@gmail.com.