Every Ring All at Once- Ep.6- What Actually Lasts?
A seven-year-old Marvel movie just went back to theaters and beat three brand-new releases. So what does that say about the future of original movies?
On Episode 6 of Every Ring All At Once, Jay talks about the surprising box office return of Avengers: Endgame and asks whether audiences are losing interest in original films or simply becoming more selective about what deserves a trip to the theater.
Jay also looks back at Val Kilmer's incredible performances as Jim Morrison in The Doors and Doc Holliday in Tombstone and asks how he managed to deliver two unforgettable performances without ever receiving an Oscar nomination.
Then we get into The New York Times' 100 best TV Shows of the 21st century. Which shows are ranked too high, too low, or missing completely?
Plus, why do the MTV Video Music Awards still exist when the music video no longer dominates pop culture the way it once did?
And finally, it's time for the NFL Week 3 recap, including the biggest winners, biggest concerns, teams starting to believe in, and another edition of Saints Corner after New Orleans ' frustrating loss to Las Vegas.
Every Ring All At Once- Episode 6
What do you disagree with more: the NYT TV Rankings, Val Kilmer never receiving an Oscar Nomination, or audiences choosing Endgame over new movies?
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