248 - Merger Evil: WBD-Paramount settle, Resident Evil, and YCSE

Carl & Eitan discuss major executive changes at Netflix and Skydance's DC Studios.

This week, Carl and Eitan dive into You Can’t See Everything, a contender for movie (yes, movie, not documentary) of the year. They unpack its emotional impact, debate whether it’s actually a documentary, explore why Amanda Seyfried got involved, and discuss what it could mean for awards season. Plus, Eitan has some qualms about the online discourse surrounding the film and our collective inability to have nuanced conversations on the internet. Groundbreaking insight, we know.

Carl and Eitan did not enjoy watching The Social Reckoning, Apple's HomeView rollout, or the trailer for Narnia: The Magician's Nephew.

For the past couple of weeks it's felt like Carl and Eitan only talked about things that bummed them out. So they wanted to turn the script.Are there still some downer things up front? Yes. But they break down the closing of Warnermount, grief the Mike and Pam era, throw flowers at Digger (shocker), and more!

Cannes, TIFF, Telluride and Venice have come and gone. It's time to stake claims on this year's awards slate!

This week, we dig into the WBD–Paramount settlement with the state AGs and the strings attached, talk through the latest Resident Evil great weekend, and catch up on some of the other movie and TV news keeping Hollywood busy. Consolidation, zombies, and questionable decisions all around.

While Carl & Eitan did not enjoy the Emmys, they did enjoy talking about them. They also talk about the imminent release of Zach Cregger's Resident Evil and preview upcoming October releases.

Tech releases, festivals heating up the last days of summer, box offices updates...this episode has it all. Join us!(This episode was recorded before the Emmys!)

Since Carl missed last week's episode, Carl & Eitan have a lot to catch up about.

SPORTS!Eitan and Kevin take advantage of Carl's busyness this week to talk sports. And there's so much to talk about.From Bob Iger's second swan song getting off to an incredible start with the Lakers purchase, to the potential impact of private credit on how teams are run, to Mark Walter's allegedly shady financials helping the Dodgers win two World Series in a row.It's a sports world, and we're just living in it.Join us!