Malcolm X
Norm calls it the greatest performance ever robbed of an Oscar. Matt deploys a word he refuses to define. The Crossfire is a massacre.
Matt and Norm watch everything so you can watch almost nothing. The dreaded double-down is earned, never given.
Four directors, a writers' strike, a 1949 Buick — and Norm's case that Rain Man is the best acting Tom Cruise has ever done, in the best movie Spielberg never made. Matt gets no rebuttal until September.
Read Norm's Full Breakdown →Norm calls it the greatest performance ever robbed of an Oscar. Matt deploys a word he refuses to define. The Crossfire is a massacre.
A $250M robot movie with the emotional depth of a toaster manual. The robots deserved better. So did we.
Matt calls it "taut." Norm calls it "a screensaver with gunfire." The feud continues below.
Believes every movie deserves a fair shot, then spends 900 words explaining why this one blew it. Weakness: heist films, practical effects, and any scene where someone walks away from an explosion.
Has walked out of three movies in his life and written 4,000 words about each. Believes runtime is a promise, third acts are a dying art, and that his thumb rests down by default. Convince him.