This week Mike shows his disappointment with Disclosure Day and Taylor reviews Remarkably Bright Creatures. Both films are making waves this summer, do they hold up or do they leave us in the shallow end?

This week on You Had Me At Skip It, Mike and Taylor hand the show over to the listeners for a special mailbag episode.

From guilty pleasure movies we'll defend forever to the biggest surprises and disappointments of the year, we're tackling your questions and putting our movie tastes on trial. Which recent review deserves a second chance? Which film would have worked better as a TV series? And what movie have we spent years recommending that maybe wasn't as great as we remembered?

Along the way, we'll revisit some of our recent reviews, including How to Make a Killing, Obsession, The RIP, Forbidden Fruit, The Long Walk, and Trust Me: The False Profit, while answering the questions you've been dying to ask.

This week Mike reviews Pressure, starring Brandon Fraser and Andrew Scott. Taylor reviews Hoppers from Disney.

This week's theme...light spoilers ahead for House of the Dragon Season 3 as Mike discusses the first episode of this season. Taylor reviews Over Your Dead Body, a new horror comedy with Jason Segel.

This week Mike reviews Toy Story 5 and discusses how it compares to the four that came before and this generation of movies for kids. Taylor reviews Driver's Ed, a movie that didn't make it to Canada until recently.

This week Mike swings into Spider-Man: Brand New Day to see if Marvel's newest web-slinging adventure lives up to the legacy of Peter Parker. Taylor checks out Minions & Monsters, a family-friendly animated adventure that mixes mayhem, monsters, and plenty of banana-fueled laughs.

This week on You Had Me At Skip It, Mike and Taylor venture into two very different nightmares where the line between reality and madness becomes dangerously blurred.

Mike takes a trip into Backrooms, the viral internet phenomenon turned feature film. Endless yellow hallways, unsettling liminal spaces, and the creeping feeling that something is watching from just around the corner.

Taylor brings Psycho Killer, a dark thriller that follows a deadly game of cat and mouse between predator and prey.

Technical issues aside, Taylor and Mike review The Sheep Detective, the latest in a line of talking sheep movies. They discuss the film and give their thoughts on its comparisons to Babe, a 90s classic.