Christopher Nolan is one of the most talented, popular and polarizing filmmakers on the planet. With his new film "Dunkirk" coming out, on Episode 47 of the Next Best Picture Podcast, myself, Michael Schwartz and Will Mavity talk the best and worst of his filmography while also answering fan questions, discussing the news of the week and giving our takes on the trailers for "Darkest Hour" and "A Wrinkle In Time."

For this week's main review, I am joined by JD Duran from the InSession Film Podcast as he and I review Matt Reeve's final film in the newly rebooted "Planet Of The Apes" franchise known as "War For The Planet Of The Apes" starring Andy Serkis & Woody Harrelson.

Continuing where we left off last week, for this week's episode, myself, Michael Schwartz and Will Mavity discuss some other categories from the first half of 2017 such as directing and acting, thus providing our picks for some of the year's best work so far.

For this week's main review, Josh Williams and I take a look at the seventh film featuring Spider-Man in 15 years with "Spider-Man: Homecoming" starring Tom Holland, Robert Downey Jr., Michael Keaton, Jon Favreau and Marisa Tomei.

Just like we did with Next Best Theatre, we are expanding the Next Best Picture brand into other areas of Entertainment and Awards to bring you the best experience possible.

We have a JAM PACKED episode for number 45 as myself, Will Mavity, Josh Williams and the rest of the Next Best Picture team reveal our Top 10 Of 2017 so far, our first official Oscar predictions for the above the line categories, plus our reactions towards the trailers for "The Greatest Showman" and "Breathe."

For this week's main review, Josh Williams and I watch Sofia Coppola's Cannes winning film "The Beguiled" starring Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst & Elle Fanning.

For this week's episode, myself, Will Mavity & Josh Williams talk about the films we have recently caught up with, news of the week, Sofia Coppola's career leading up to "The Beguiled" plus our reactions towards the trailers for "Stronger" & "Marshall."

Will Mavity and I are back with one final trailer breakdown and preview for "Game Of Thrones" Season 7, part of the podcast exclusive Next Best Series.

For this week's main review, Josh Williams and I take a look at Edgar Wright's new film, the action/musical "Baby Driver" starring Ansel Elgort, Kevin Spacey, Jaime Foxx, Lily James & Jon Hamm. Wright has now made 5 films and so far 4 of those 5 have been tremendous in their execution and entertainment. Does "Baby Driver" make him 5 for 5?

On Episode 43, myself and Michael Schwartz discuss the latest news of the week, answer fan questions and talk about the trailer for "Goodbye Christopher Robin." In honor of Father's Day we also talk about our favorite cinematic dads and with the upcoming release of "The Big Sick" we go over our favorite and worst Judd Apatow films.

For this week's main review, myself and Josh Williams were originally supposed to review "Cars 3." However, after reviews dropped for "The Book Of Henry" we had to see this film for ourselves.

The Next Best Theatre Podcast is back with their final episode of the season, reviewing the 71st Tony Awards and also looking ahead at what the future holds for the Broadway theatre scene.

In Episode 42, we discuss the latest critics/audience divide over "It Comes At Night," answer fan questions, talk news of the week, react to the first trailer for Ryan Coogler's Marvel superhero film "Black Panther" and in anticipation for "Cars 3" we list our least favorite Pixar movies.

For this week's episode Josh Williams, Kristen Lopez, William Mavity and myself answer your questions, discuss the latest Oscar news, talk trailers for "Logan Lucky," "Murder On The Orient Express," "Victoria & Abdul" and for our weekly theme ahead of "It Comes At Night" we discuss fear and paranoia within film.

The Next Best Theatre Podcast is back with their second episode of the season, providing you with their final Tony Awards Predictions ahead of the 71st Tony Awards on June 11th.

For this week's episode Josh Williams, Kristen Lopez, William Mavity and myself answer your questions, discuss the latest Oscar news, talk trailers for "Logan Lucky," "Murder On The Orient Express," "Victoria & Abdul" and for our weekly theme ahead of "It Comes At Night" we discuss fear and paranoia within film.

For this week's main review, myself and Kristen talk about one of the summer's biggest films: DC's comic book film "Wonder Woman."

Here on Episode 40, we discuss more of the films which premiered at the 70th Cannes Film Festival, the trailer for "Wind River" and in anticipation for "Wonder Woman," we talked about female led action films.

For this week's main film review, we bring you an early discussion on "Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales." Much like Captain Salazar in the movie, this review is filled with rage between Kristen and myself.

In Episode 39 we talk about the latest news coming out of this year's Cannes Film Festival. The theme for this week is also Adventure Films ahead of the release of "Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales." We also answer fan questions which results in us talking about our favorite comedies of the past 30 years.

For this week's main review, myself, Kristen Lopez & Josh Tarpley take a closer look at Ridley Scott's sequel to "Prometheus" with "Alien: Covenant" starring Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston & Danny McBride. It gets a little heated and passionate at some points but overall we do the best we can to discuss and debate Ridley Scott's latest.

For Episode 38 myself, Will and Michael talk the latest news of the week, what movies we caught up on and ahead of the release for "Alien: Covenant" we debate which film is better, "Alien" or "Aliens?"

For this week's main review, I am joined by Daniel Chadwick from GetReelMovies.com to discuss Guy Ritchie's new film "King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword" starring Charlie Hunnam.