The Savant Boys get right to it, reviews for Gladiator 2. Lots of opinions on how this much anticipated sequel turned out. Did Ridley Scott deliver or were we not entertained? Tommy reviews The Lincoln Lawyer (Netflix), which he has binged all weekend. We end with our most thankful movie of 2024 thus far. Enjoy the show.

This week we're recapping the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight. Netflix swung for the fences on this event, but was it worth it? Did the viewers get robbed by viewing a fixed fight? Tommy reviews what he believes is one of the best films of the year with Heretic, starring Hugh Grant, and he gives his review of Tulsa King on Paramount+. Also, this week we give our pitches for movie sequels we believe should happen. Enjoy the show.

The Cinematic Savants Trinity is back together! Ryan returns this week with his review of Venom: The Last Dance. Tommy gives high praise to the mini drama series Fight Night starring Kevin Hart and Samuel L Jackson which recounts a true story of a local Atlanta hustler trying to shine a light on his city by throwing a after party following a Muhamad Ali fight by gathers the biggest black gangsters in America. What could go wrong? Tommy gives a review of Wolfs, starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt, who both play fix-it men. Shawn is taken to Savants Court and brought up on charges of why he hates Anthony Mackie as Falcon/Captain America.

The Savant Boys are back!.........Almost.......Ryan is absent, but the show will go on! Shawn and Tommy give their opinions on the upcoming election to start. Reviews on Venom: The Last Dance and The Wild Robot. Shawn has a surprise 5/5 Brownie Point show to watch, and Tommy gives his review of The Penguin, so far. Enjoy the show!

The Savants start it off with a deep dive review of Joker 2: Folie a Deux. Critics and fans have been ripping the sequel apart all week, but what did Ryan and Shawn think of the movie? Tommy gives a review of the film Missing, currently on Netflix and our reviews of the latest episode of The Penguin.

The Savants start off by recapping the week with a few unfortunate passings and we discuss the impact they've had on our lives with their work. Ryan reviews Wild Robot and Never Let Go, starring Halle Berry. Shawns gives an update on The Penguin starring Colin Farrell. Tommy creates a new game called Sequel, Reboot, or Classic, which leaves Ryan and Shawn stumped. Enjoy the show this week.

The Savant boys are back from break to celebrate Shawn Brown joining the 40 Club. We recap our trip to Vegas from last week and catch up on what we missed, like Diddy's arrest on sex trafficking charges. We have a few reviews to go over and Shawn has one of the wildest hot takes in the history of Cinematic Savants.

Unfortunately, this week we are saying goodbye to one of the greatest actors of his generation and arguably the greatest voice actor of any generation, James Earl Jones. This legend has given the world his talents for over 50 years and Cinematic Savants is giving him a proper send off by looking back at his career and all the great memories he's given us and the world. This week we're also giving our reviews for the surprise box office hit, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, along with a few other releases.