Reel Geniuses Reel Geniuses

Can you get more diverse than Leonardo DiCaprio playing one of the most influential American men of the 20th Century, and Adam Sandler playing a female version of himself? Doubtful. It's also doubtful that Matt and Devin will ever forget the argument this episode inspired.

Matt Mungle holds down the fort while Devin suffers from Ranger Fever. Reviews of "The Rum Diary," "In Time" and a conversation with Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek ("Puss In Boots") can't hold a candle to the freewheeling banter Matt has with the RG staff about scary movies. Digital Devin approves.

Devin looks at the new "find yourself" film starring Jack Black, Steve Martin and Owen Wilson. Do audiences see a return to form from these three comic talents, or is their performance for the birds?

TerrorScribe.com Editor Joe Lopez stops by Reel Geniuses to break down the prequel to John Carpenter's horror classic. Does this "back-door reboot" hold muster with the discerning critic?

Virtual Matt and TerrorScribe's Joe Lopez are along for the ride to make sure Devin doesn't have to go it alone this week. Devin dissects remakes / prequels for Eighties classics "Footloose" and "The Thing," and three comic titans collide in "The Big Year."

Does intrigue on the campaign trail equal movie magic, if you add Ryan Gosling and George Clooney to the mix? Devin and Matt debate "The Ides of March," while Hugh Jackman delivers a robotic performance (not necessarily a bad thing) in "Real Steel." Matt talks with Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez on their collaboration in "The Way," and the lads look back at Steve Jobs' contribution to the movie industry.