Everything that has a beginning has an end, and on this week's episode of the Inebriated Cinephiles we're wrapping up and putting a bow on our look at The Matrix trilogy with this final installment, The Matrix Revolutions. Charge your glasses, and let us toast to this cyberpunk, cinema masterwork.

It's time to enter the Matrix once again! Drinks: RELOADED; Movie: RELOADED; and we're about to get RELOADED, so pop a cork and join us in this week's episode of the Inebriated Cinephiles as we have a look at The Matrix RELOADED, the Wachowski's seminal follow up to their 1999 cult classic.

Before Y2K it was 1999, the year The Matrix dropped into theaters and blew everybody's mind. Now, the film remains as one of the best sci-fi flicks ever put out, and we're going through it in today's episode. Find yourself something to sip on, and let's light this candle.

This week we’re going back in time, and we’re going to war; it’s Christopher Nolan’s 2017 WWII historical thriller, Dunkirk. This one is heavy, so drink something light. Whatever you choose, sit back and join us for this bloody, epic.

It was the seventh crewed mission of the US Apollo space program, and it's the topic of this, our tenth episode of the Inebriated Cinephiles Podcast: it's Apollo 13. Hitting theaters in the summer of '95 from the legendary Ron Howard, this true story of space survival will have you feeling pretty happy that you decided pass on becoming an astronaut yourself and instead just watched the movie! Grab a beer and kick back with us as we get into this amazing space drama.

Is it a heist? A reverse heist? No, it's Inception, and Inception is the name of the game and the movie deep dive of the episode. Grab something French to drink and if you don't have that just grab whatever you got, because today we're taking a look at this mind-bending exploration of the subconscious from famed director Christopher Nolan. Cheers!

Everybody loves a good revenge story, and in today's episode we're having a peek at one of the finest, The Count of Monte Cristo. In this early 2000's film adaptation of the classic novel by Alexandre Dumas, we'll see just how far Edmond Dantès will go to ruin a friend from his past for his unthinkable betrayal. Pour yourself something that goes well with retribution, something appropriately cold and sweet, and join us.

The year is 1987. The place? The City That Never Sleeps. Specifically, in an apartment way more expensive than Paul Allen's. That's right, in today's episode we're looking at the Y2K cult classic, American Psycho, starring Bat Ma-- I mean Christian Bale, so put on your rain coat, go make yourself a J&B straight or a Corona, and let's go crazy.