Disclosure Day

If you can get a ticket to the movie event of the summer, and the year, it’s worth it. Legends, myths, honor, deceit, waiting and redemption — it’s all here in master filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s latest, on this season finale of Do You See What I Mean.

This week, we’re looking back at some of the films we haven’t yet dished about from 2026, including:The Drama (2026)In the Grey (2026)Crime 101 (2026)Project Hail Mary (2026)The Devil Wears Prada 2 (2026)Mother Mary (2026)Obsession (2026)Is God Is (2026)The Death of Robin Hood (2026)Tuner (2026)Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die (2026)

After the success of her brilliant feature directorial debut Booksmart in 2019, actor-writer-director Olivia Wilde faced tougher times with her follow-up, Don’t Worry Darling (2022), which was eclipsed by the PR nonsense around her affair with Harry Styles (honestly, good for her), Florence Pugh’s moralizing, and ex Jason Sudeikis’ petty antics. Now, Wilde is back, and better than ever, in her new, surprising and fantastic film, The Invite. Join me and Joey as they parse this very special evening amongst neighbors, with a few references alive and well as the drama unfolds.

Disclosure Day is the long-anticipated new blockbuster by one of the greatest directors of all time, Steven Spielberg, who brought us Jaws, Jurassic Park and Saving Private Ryan. Emily Blunt is tongue-tied in the teaser and trailer, which indicate an otherworldly presence is already here. Will this be classic Spielberg? Or another retread of long-told tropes of UFOs and conspiracies? Let’s see what he means.

We all love a heist, and watching one unfold on screen is one of the oldest traditions in Hollywood. In this special episode, we look back at over 50 years of crime and heists in cinema, what drives the robbers and cops alike, and what role poses the most risk in a crew.

“People don’t want to be the art – they want to be the artist.” We’d be hard-pressed to find another living artist with as much imagination and slapstick genius as Boots Riley, the Oakland multimedia artist and political provocateur behind the 2018 hit Sorry to Bother You. A band of fashion thieves (“boosters”) take revenge on an evil queen designer, and no color in the rainbow is left out.

Mia and Joey are back for another season of Do You See What I Mean, and they are starting off with the horror hit of the year -- Backrooms. Step inside to find out how far the rabbit hole goes (and whether it went far enough) on our first episode of a new season.

The show, the awards, the brooches, the Babs -- we've got it all covered on our season finale episode about the 98th Annual Academy Awards.

Ten nominees, two contenders: will Best Picture go to One Battle or Sinners in five short days? Mia and Joe revisit one of their favorite films of 2025, and make a case for why it is Best. From the idea, to the cast, to the music and more, we're headed to the Mississippi delta in 1932 to explore and celebrate Ryan Coogler's historical epic.

It's time for tunes on this special episode, where Joe and Mia break down the five scores nominated for Academy Awards on March 15: Bugonia, Frankenstein, Hamnet, One Battle After Another and Sinners. We're talking composers, leitmotifs and what makes a Best Score on Do You See What I Mean.