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What's the greatest movie of all time? Which TV show remains peerless? Who's acting has yet to be topped? Screen Rant's "Greatest of All Time" series asks experts to pick the very best in entertainment and challenges anyone to try to prove them wrong.
Screen Rant hosts Screen Rant’s Challenge My GOAT, a tv show with 21 episodes published.
Buckets of blood and buckets of popcorn collide! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, visionary director Edgar Wright, fresh off The Running Man and sitting down with ScreenRant just in time for its home media release,
Underdogs, upsets, and unforgettable victories hit the big screen! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, For The Win Pop Culture Writer Caroline Darney skates onto the ice to defend 2004’s Miracle, while TSN TV personali
Groovy scares and superhero swings collide! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, ScreenRant Senior Writer Brandon Zachary webs up the case for Spider-Man 2, while Head of Original Content Todd Gilchrist revs up the chai
Indie spirit, raw storytelling, and cinematic history take center stage! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, ScreenRant Senior Film Critic Gregory Nussen makes the case for Steven Soderbergh’s 1989 breakout Sex, Lies,
Brains, blood, and biting satire collide! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, ScreenRant Senior Writer Shawn Lealos defends George A. Romero’s seminal 1978 classic Dawn of the Dead, while Content Strategist Rose Gracel
End-of-the-world stakes and human survival collide! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, ScreenRant Editor Grant Hermanns straps in to defend the bombastic spectacle of Armageddon, while entertainment writer Liz Declan
Season’s greetings, cinematic cheer, and a little holiday darkness collide! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, ScreenRant Head of Original Content Todd Gilchrist makes the heartfelt case for It’s a Wonderful Life, whi
Blockbusters, breakthroughs, and big-screen spectacle collide! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, MovieWeb Content Director Alex Leadbeater goes all in for the epic romance Titanic, while Screen Rant Deputy Editor Tod
Clues, corpses, and cunning detectives abound! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, writer and director of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery Rian Johnson steps into the hot seat to champion the 1978 classic Death o
Holiday cheer, animated chaos, and festive family feels take over! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, Guy Howie throws his Santa hat in the ring for The Simpsons’ very first episode, “Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire
Multiverses, mischief, and mighty heroes assemble! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, ScreenRant’s TV Deputy Editor Marcelo Leite goes all-in for the iconic DC animated powerhouse Justice League Unlimited, while Senio
Faith, fate, and a whole lot of feelings collide! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, ScreenRant Deputy News Editor Graeme Guttman fights for the haunting brilliance of The Leftovers, while entertainment journalist Eri
Holy debate, Batman! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, Screen Rant Training Lead Derek Faraci champions the bright, campy brilliance of Adam West, while Senior Writer Kevin Erdmann steps out of the shadows with Rober
Pop anthems and falsetto-belting bad boys take the stage! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, ScreenRant Staff Writer Lacey Cohen belts out the case for One Direction, while Variety’s Senior Music Writer Steven J. Horo
In space, no one can hear you scream… but on this episode of Challenge My GOAT, the screams are loud and clear! MovieWeb’s Deputy Editor Britt Hayes champions 1979’s Alien, while Dread Central’s Editor-in-Chief Mary Beth
Who would you choose as the greatest horror actor of all time? Screen Rant’s Liam Crowley hosts the ultimate debate alongside Screen Rant writer Dalton Norman and Fangoria Editor-in-Chief Phil Nobile Jr.
Capes, courage, and carnage collide! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, CBR’s Deputy Editor of Comics and Superheroes Sean O’Connell assembles Earth’s Mightiest Heroes with Avengers: Infinity War, while ScreenRant’s D
Grab your controllers and power up! On this episode of Challenge My GOAT, Polygon’s Editor-at-Large Giovanni Colantonio takes aim with Metroid Prime, while Game Informer’s Executive Editor Brian Shea draws his Master Swo
Power levels, emotions, and alchemy collide! On this episode of ScreenRant's Challenge My GOAT, two of ScreenRant's biggest anime experts face off! Senior Editor Evan D. Mullicane champions Mob Psycho 100 while Deputy Ed
Lights, Camera, Action! On this episode of ScreenRant's Challenge My GOAT, we see Anthony Breznican's pick, First Blood, going up against Derek Lawrence's Fast Five in a battle to see which film deserves the title of bes
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