The speakers discuss the movie 'Asteroid City', expressing that they watched it but remember little about it.

• One speaker admits to watching 'Asteroid City' and not remembering it, likening it to reheated versions of other Wes Anderson films.
• There is a comparison to 'The Royal Tenenbaums', and the speaker notes a preference for 'The Darjeeling Limited' among Anderson's works.
• They appreciate the visual aesthetic of 'Asteroid City' but find it lacks a gripping narrative or character development.

The speakers critique 'The Flash', pointing out its shortcomings and their lack of engagement with the film.

• One speaker describes watching part of 'The Flash' and not enjoying it, comparing it unfavorably to 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse'.
• They discuss the return of Michael Keaton as Batman and the problems with lighting the Batsuit in daylight.
• The film is criticized for its handling of Keaton's character and for following plot elements from Zack Snyder's 'Man of Steel'.

The movie 'Sanctuary' is discussed, highlighting its approach to a dominatrix theme and the dynamics between characters.

• The film 'Sanctuary' features Christopher Abbott and Margaret Qualley, with a focus on a mental dominatrix character and her interaction with a wealthy client.
• The speaker enjoys the darkly comedic and psychological elements of the film, as well as the cat-and-mouse relationship between the characters.

David Fincher's 'The Killer' is analyzed for its dark comedy and the protagonist's execution of his plans.

• Michael Fassbender's character is discussed as a meticulous contract killer whose plans often go awry, despite his serious and analytical approach.
• The film's tone is appreciated for its dry and dark comedy, with the speaker noting the disconnect between the narration and the on-screen action.

The speakers provide overviews of various TV shows, including 'The Curse', 'Gen V', 'Jury Duty', 'Beef', and 'Silo'.

• 'The Curse' is described as dark and uncomfortable, with a focus on the characters' morality and intentions.
• 'Gen V' is compared to 'The Boys' and praised for its social commentary and cast.
• 'Jury Duty' is mentioned as a good show, while 'Beef' is acknowledged as different but good.
• 'Silo' is the speaker's favorite show, featuring a post-apocalyptic setting with people living in an underground silo.