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Greg MacLennan is back with us to answer questions about hicks, streams, and rollerballs! 

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Santos

The Negotiator was a good genre movie from 1998.

Santos

I'm good without Amazon Prime. I don't do enough online shopping to need the main service and even if I just went for Amazon Prime video that has its drawbacks because there might be a movie that's not included on Prime and I have to pay separately for it anyway.

Kyle Shold

How in the hell can you in one breath dismiss the amazing BvS as a bad film and then follow that up with praise for 'Lost in Space' and 'Armageddon?' I love JFC but you guys did entire episodes on 'The Eliminators,' 'Sorceress' and, for cry'n out loud, 'Never Too Young To Die.' But then have the balls to label 'BvS' and 'Watchmen,' as bad films. HA! HA! HA! I love you guys but you're out of your minds.

Kirk Yoshonis

I think Hulu lost all the Criterion titles because they started FilmStruck, which is great (it's how I finally saw Thief).

Junkfood Cinema

You really don't understand the difference between a $250 million movie handled by people who don't care versus a $20K movie like Eliminators handled by people who cared but failed gloriously? For the record, I also think Lost in Space and Armageddon are bad movies, but at least they are edited and performed with an attempt to be entertaining. Also, Michael Bay doesn't understand asteroids or astronauts at all, but Snyder understands Batman and Superman even less. I'll watch Lost in Space backwards and in Portuguese before I'll suffer through the unmitigated dumpster fire that is BvS. Odds are it'd be a more comprehensible experience. You're not comparing turds, you're comparing apples with bloated, hateful, slapped together oranges that have rotted from the inside out. Good day, sir.