After last week's epic episode, we now come to what is easily the most divisive "Game Of Thrones" episode yet for Season 7 as Will Mavity and I review it with skepticism, excitement and bewilderment in some cases. The episode is titled "Eastwatch" and was written by Dave Hill while being directed by the director of last week's episode, Matt Shackman.

For this week on episode 51 myself, Michael Schwartz and Will Mavity preview Steven Soderbergh's new film "Logan Lucky," answer fan questions, talk the news of the week and break down trailers for "Mother!" and "The Death Of Stalin."

For this week's main review, I am once again joined by my good friend JD Duran from the InSession Film Podcast as he and I review Destin Daniel Cretton's followup to "Short Term 12," titled "The Glass Castle" starring Brie Larson and Woody Harrelson.

After being away last week Will Mavity is back with me to review one of the most exciting and biggest episodes in Game Of Thrones history with "The Spoils of War." The episode was written by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss while being directed by firs time Thrones director Matt Shackman.

We made it. 50 episodes. We cannot thank you enough for all of your support as we approach one year of Next Best Picture. For this milestone episode, myself, Michael Schwartz, Will Mavity and Josh Williams answer fan questions, preview "The Glass Castle" and discuss the trailers for "Call Me By Your Name" and "Novitiate."

For this week's main review, I am being joined for the first time by fellow writer on Next Best Picture, Tommy Barquinero, who makes his debut on the podcast as he and I review the highly controversial and provocative film by Kathryn Bigelow "Detroit."

This week on our review of Season 7 for "Game Of Thrones," Will Mavity is traveling the country after reviewing the first two episodes with me, so for this week I have Mike Vermette joining me to review Episode 3 titled "The Queen's Justice." This episode was written by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss and directed by Mark Mylod.

For Episode 49 on The Next Best Picture Podcast, it's just myself and Michael Schwartz this week as we preview Kathryn Bigelow's new film "Detroit." We also answer fan questions, talk about the trailer for "Suburbicon," this year's TIFF lineup and more!

For this week's main review, I am joined by guest J Don Birnam from SplashReport.com and together we review the new Charlize Theron action film "Atomic Blonde."

After last week's successful episode for "Dragonstone," Will Mavity and I are back with our weekly podcast review/breakdown of Game Of Thrones Season 7. This week's episode is titled "Stormborn" and was written by Bryan Cogman while being directed by Mark Mylod.

For Episode 48 on The Next Best Picture Podcast, myself, Michael Schwartz and Will Mavity preview "Atomic Blonde" starring Charlize Theron.

For this week's main review, I am joined by a returning Mike Vermette and our guest is Andrew Carden from The AwardsConnection.com and GoldDerby.com. Together we review Christopher Nolan's World War II epic "Dunkirk."

Here we are. After over a year of waiting, Season 7 of "Game Of Thrones" is finally here! Will Mavity and I are back, as promised, with our weekly breakdown of the Episode, predictions for next week and more. This week's episode is titled "Dragonstone" and was written by David Benioff & D.B. Weiss while being directed by Jeremy Podeswa.

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.