Lyles Movie Files

Jovon has been missing out on NXT and the greatness that has been NXT TakeOver so for WrestleMania weekend he took me up on the challenge to watch the epic event from Friday night. What'd he think of War Raiders vs. Alestair Black and Ricochet? Which legendary teams did he compare the NXT tag champs to and what was Jovon's reaction to seeing the 2 out of 3 falls NXT title match between Adam Cole and Johnny Gargano? From there we start the first half of WrestleMania from the pre-show and rounding things up with the Kofi Kingston vs. Daniel Bryan match. It's a fun show and interesting insight from a lapsed fan in Jovon getting back into the product.

We've gone over Sandra Bullock's impressive resume and have finally narrowed our choices for the 3 Best and 3 Worst performances of the two-time Oscar winner. Where does The Blind Side fall on our list? Does Speed make the cut and the guys show an unexpected amount of love to one of Bullock's earliest roles. Find out what makes the list and which film we all agreed was clearly one of Bullock's best performances. Have any suggestions for whose career we should explore next? Comment on Twitter or Facebook.

For our big 75th anniversary show, we're dishing on The Walking Dead's take on Game of Thrones. Were these latest developments enough to get some of our stragglers back on board with the show? Now that we've all caught Us, everyone's got some thoughts on it. Did it leave us all shook? Also, we talk the Arrowverse. Has Supergirl managed to turn the corner and why is Arrow struggling so much to reach its series finale? The Flash has found its mark and hear why Gunner realized we were right all along about Black Lightning. We also go in on Steven Spielberg's hypocritical stance on Netflix in lieu of his newfound partnership with Apple+ Also, can we make it through the three-hour plus run-time of Avengers: Endgame?

We're building up to a big show for our 75th installment so we've got a shorter one for you early this week. We're breaking down the 3 Best/3 Worst films of the Oscar nominated Michael Keaton. There's a lot of good choices on the Best list and we struggled a little on the worst, but see if you agree with our choices. Also make sure to check out my review of Shazam and the penultimate episode of The Walking Dead Season 9.

For episode 73 we're steaming or mildly heated about this college admission scandal that's sunk the career of Aunt Becky and others. Is cheating parents OK for the sake of their children or should we not bother being surprised about anything wealthy folks do at all? Also, the new Avengers: Endgame trailer dropped. How hyped are we for the conclusion of the Avengers: Infinity Saga? And just for fun, we also break down the first few weeks of NFL free agency with some of the more questionable moves this off season. Check it out and share along with your friends. Thanks as always for listening!

We're weighing in on the best comic book movie trilogy. Does it just come down to Christopher Nolan's series and the Captain America trilogy or could Thor, Iron Man, Spider-Man and Superman enter the discussion as well? With news of Will Smith playing Venus and Serena Williams' father, does Hollywood have a lightwashing issue? It's time to celebrate Tyrese getting work in the new Teddy Pendegrass film. And we have a long discussion in the wake of Leaving Neverland if it's time to mute Michael Jackson?

Tim Gordon, the president of the Washington Area Film Critics Association, came through to chat about the Oscars, how critics groups help steer the discussion on the hot movies and why thought pieces keeping it in the conversation led to Green Book winning Best Picture. As the man behind Film Gordon, Tim breaks down the reality of Oscar voting and which category the Academy Awards really needs to include. MORE: Captain Marvel movie review – another marvel from Marvel Studios It's a fun look behind the curtain of the movie critic game and all the steps that pave the way for the eventual Oscar winners. Enjoy this bonus episode and stay tuned later this week for a regular full length installment with the guys.

The Oscars are over and in the books for another year. What'd we think of the award winners including the oh so controversial Green Book taking home the coveted Best Picture. It's been a while since we talked about the Arrowverse so we catch up on what's going on with Arrow, Supergirl, The Flash, Black Lightning and even Gotham. Chief and Jayce are fed up with Supergirl while Gunner has come around on Gotham. We also break down Halle Berry's 3 Best and 3 Worst Films. This was the first time we all agreed on a unanimous Best and Worst film. Check out our other options on what was easily one of our crazier shows.

There's no escaping the big news of the week so for Episode 70 we spend a lot of time trying to come up with a bigger Dummy of the Week/Month than Jussie Smollett the disgraced Empire star who got busted for staging an attack. Also, we skip the Oscars and hand out our own awards, we discuss what we want to see in the Chris Hemsworth/Hulk Hogan biopic, our annoyance with The Punisher and Jessica Jones' cancellation and break down our 3 Best/3 Worst films starring Brad Pitt. Don't forget to subscribe and check out all the daily content on lylesmoviefiles.com.

Happy Valentine's Day! We're showing y'all a little love with Episode 69 as we try and figure out which celebrities would make for the biggest trainwreck of entertainment on Celebrity Big Brother 3. Would TO or Mike Tyson make for the most entertaining athlete? Also, we're breaking in a new feature: 3 Best/3 Worst. To kick things off we're starting with Christian Bale. With so many quality films, which will make our list? The Walking Dead is back and we're talking about the future of the series in the wake of Dania Gurira's pending departure. And we're also talking about the CW Arrowverse renewals and a special round of Dummies of the Week.

In the wake of the SuperBowl, we consider if Tom Brady really is The GOAT or if he benefits from being in the perfect era for quarterbacks? Next up, we have a heated discussion about the Liam Neeson controversy. Listen in to see who tries to cut him a break and who decides if Liam Neeson is cancelled. We also discuss the Kristoff St. John tragedy with the suicide of the Young and the Restless star. What do we think of The Simpsons, Modern Family and The Walking Dead renewals? How did we react to the news of the World War Z sequels not moving forward? Check these discussions out and more including Taika Waititi deciding he didn't want to direct Guardians of the Galaxy 3.

Sorry for the delay in episodes crew. I've been battling this Death Flu for nearly two weeks and my voice went MIA on me. That of course means Episode 67 is now a bit dated as I'm hyping The Punisher Season 2 on Netflix and trying not to get too spoilery while talking about Glass, but we had a lot of fun on this one. Also, Jovon dishes out some Heroes of the Week and we find more than a few more Dummies of the Week. As always don't forget to subscribe, leave a rating and check out my daily updates on lylesmoviefiles.com.

Surviving R. Kelly is all anybody's talking about these days and we're finally breaking down our take on the controversial documentary series on Episode 66. We all know R. Kelly is a cretin, but why did it it take so long for people to truly speak out and what's led to people deciding to something about it now? Plus, we've also got our Dummy of the Week to hand out that is surprisingly not going to one Robert Kelly. Tune in to Episode 66 and get the scoop!

It's Episode 65 and we've got a ton of opinions about the 2019 Golden Globes including the snubs of Black Panther, Bohemian Rhapsody becoming a big player in award season and the ickiness of the Green Book's behind the scenes drama in the midst of receiving so many awards. We also talk about sequels from the need to have a sixth Final Destination film to the surprising mostly official announcement of Coming to America 2. Here's what we've got to say about all this and be on the lookout for the next episode where we tackle the full "Surviving R. Kelly" controversy. Photo Credit: AFP

For Episode 64, we had big plans of breaking down all of the major films we're looking forward to seeing. Predictably, that didn't go too smoothly as the guys questioned Keanu Reeves' legacy, the name of Liam Neeson's character in his new movie and still missing Edward Norton in the Avengers. We also talk about Avengers: Endgame and the end of Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans' Marvel Studios contract. And how will the X-Men and Fantastic Four come into play? We break all that down and more as we kick off 2019 with Episode 64.

We went through our list and checked it twice and now we're ready to share our Top 10 List of films for 2018. What made the cut and which films unanimously made our lists? Also, we talk more on Aquaman's box office success and what it means for future Warner Bros. DC Films. And what is the future for Transformers after Bumblebee? Gunner, Jovon and Jayce also break down Sandra Bullock's latest with the Netflix sensation, Bird Box. Then it's the moment you've all been waiting for. Who won the coveted Dummy of the Year award? There's too many good options, but only one can emerge. Who won? Listen in to find out.

For episode 62 we're talking two of the biggest movies for Christmas - Aquaman and Bumblebee. Most of us caught Aquaman and we're debating now if Warner Bros. finally has a winning formula for its DC films. And with Bumblebee as the first live-action Transformers film without Michael Bay, can the franchise finally roll out properly? The pictures of the live action Aladdin surfaced and fans are turning blue over their takes on Will Smith's genie. It's our final episode before Christmas so tune in to Episode 62 as you're stuck at the airport or driving on the road. We'll be back next week with our favorite films from 2018.

With Episode 61 we're breaking down the three part Arrowverse Elseworlds crossover from The Flash, Arrow and Supergirl. What did we like (Crisis tease! Superman, Arrow vs Flash, Easter Eggs) and what didn't we like (constant Supergirl propping up, no Nora, little Iris). Gunner has a revelation about Black Lightning's continued absence from these crossover events. We talk about how Titans has quietly become the best DC show on TV and the new casting announcements for Swamp Thing and Stargirl. Jovon breaks down his Jodeci vs. Boyz II Men test that he learned many years ago. And we start teasing next week's show with the best film that revitalized a franchise and our favorite Christmas gifts. It's all here so check it out!

There's too much to talk about with Episode 60. Kevin Hart's past comes back to haunt him just as he's announced the Oscars host. Hear our take on if he should have remained in the gig despite refusing to apologize...at first. We break down the Golden Globe nominees and Jovon sells Chief on checking out Roma. Also, we talk why a Crazy Rich Asians win is one of the best possible outcomes. We're caught up on the Arrowverse and breaking down our midseason report on Arrow, The Flash and Supergirl just in time for the Elseworlds crossover. Who had the best movie meltdown? We discussed it last week. Now hear our choices. And here's why we don't think Netflix should have paid Friends $100 million to remain on the streaming service.

For Episode 59, we're talking about our go-to Christmas movie from the classics to the modern classics, which ones do we have to see every December. Jovon still isn't happy with The Walking Dead even with the arrival of The Whisperers. Can Jayce manage to get him excited for the return of the second half of a much improved season? Chief talks about the recklessness of movie goers and how they're like bikers. We also dish on the Arrowverse crossover and why not enough people are watching Black Lightning. And Gunner tries to make sense of why Felicity has been so bad lately on Arrow. Finally, we have a near consensus on our Dummy of the Week.