Buckle up for the longest ride yet as your host, McNeill Mullikin, and returning guest, Justin DaSilva (Cinema3D), take on what 25 Cent Film deems the best year for cinema—2019. From action-packed epics and gripping psychological character studies to underrated horror gems and top-tier dark comedies, this episode covers nearly every genre. McNeill and Justin reminisce about the cinematic highs of the year, applauding the films that left a lasting mark. Let's remember the best films of 2019 together!

Timestamps:

00:00 — Intro

00:30 — Theme Song

1:00 — Greetings

1:52 — General Thoughts

5:28 — Oscars Coverage

19:32 — Box Office / Popularity Coverage

21:34 — McNeill’s Honorable Mentions

24:49 — Justin’s Honorable Mentions

30:05 — Us

40:56 — Doctor Sleep

47:47 — Ad Break: How to Break a World Record

48:43 — John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum

57:15 — Knives Out

1:05:34 — 1917

1:17:24 — Joker

1:31:30 — Ad Break: 25 Cent Film Instagram

1:32:16 — Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

1:43:04 — Avengers: Endgame

1:57:46 — Remaining Popular 2019 Films

2:02:29 — Cinema3D and Backseat Directing Plug

2:04:20 — Final Remarks

2:05:13 — Outro

2:05:35 — Theme Song

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