Join host Tosin Ajayi and the Netflix vs. Cinema crew as they dive into the latest releases and debate the age-old question: streaming or the silver screen?

In this episode, the team navigates some technical hiccups (apologies for the audio quality!) to bring you their unfiltered takes on what's hot and what's not in the world of entertainment.

Here’s what’s on the menu:

• At the Cinema:

  • Hokum: Sean shares his experience seeing this "secret screening".

  • Michael: Tosin gives a deep dive into the Michael Jackson biopic, praising Jafaar Jackson's "uncanny" performance but questioning the film's selective history.

  • Mother Mary: Tosin and the group discuss this experimental new release from David Lowery, debating if it's a "visionary masterpiece" or "pretentious crap".

• At Home (Streaming):

  • Chernobyl 1986 (Netflix): Sharon reviews this Russian take on the nuclear disaster, comparing it to the acclaimed HBO series.

  • Luckiest Girl Alive (Netflix): Holly and Tosin discuss this Mila Kunis-led drama, exploring its ambitious themes of trauma and the "Me Too" movement.

  • 1944: The Final Defense (Amazon Prime): Sean brings his love for authentic war films to the table with this Finnish World War II drama.

The Verdict:The team wraps up by deciding which format won the week: The Big Stream or the Big Screen?

Don't miss the debate! Tune in to hear the crew's passionate (and sometimes polarized) opinions on the latest in film and streaming.

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