This week on Gettin' Willie Wit It, we watch a group of movies - Seven Pounds, Men in Black 3, After Earth, and Focus - that present a few bumps in Will Smith's road, but a few hidden gems as well.

With this latest batch of movies - Shark Tale, Hitch, The Pursuit of Happyness, I Am Legend, and Hancock - Will Smith's career reaches its apex.

Gettin' Willie Wit It rolls right along with the next five movies in Will Smith's filmography. While the first group was chock full of huge hits, this group - The Legend of Bagger Vance, Ali, Men in Black II, Bad Boys II, and I, Robot - proved to be a little more divisive.

Our deep dive into the career of Will Smith begins with the four movies that shot him out of a cannon into stardom: Bad Boys, Independence Day, Men in Black, and Enemy of the State. We also watched Wild, Wild West.

The holidays are behind us, and we're excited to announce our next project: a deep dive into the career of one of our greatest movie stars, Will Smith.

We close out the holiday season - and with it, Season's Screenings - with When Harry Met Sally, a classic romantic comedy and celebration of New Year's Eve.

Not only is Meet Me in St. Louis - our final Season's Screenings Christmas movie - the origin of an all-timer Christmas song, but it also might be one of the truly great Halloween movies.

We're smack dab in the middle of Hanukkah, and to celebrate, we chose to watch what we're pretty sure is the only Hanukkah movie there is, Eight Crazy Nights.

Thanksgiving is in the past, and, both in real life and on Season's Screenings, Christmas time is here. To celebrate, we watched the brand new Christmas romcom, Happiest Season.

We wrap up Thanksgiving on Season's Screenings with Ang Lee's portrayal of family drama at the holidays, The Ice Storm.

Stay At Home Movies is back to help spread some holiday cheer. We start off with a look back at an all-time Thanksgiving classic, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.

The stakes of Multiplex Madness 2000 got so high this week that we couldn't help but soldier on and award the Working Title a week early.

We started with over 100 movies in our tournament, and after this episode of Multiplex Madness 2000, we narrow it down to just four.

With only eight films left in the running, we are closer than ever to crowing the greatest blockbuster of the 2000s.

We're joined by our first guest of the tournament to crown our remaining division winners and finalize the Elite 8 1/2.

Only 16 blockbusters remain in contention for Multiplex Madness' Working Title. We tackle half of those movies this week and crown our first four divisional winners.

The Sweet Sixteen Candles is set! We solidify the finalists of our last four divisions on this week's edition of Multiplex Madness 2000.

Things are getting serious now in the land of Multiplex Madness 2000 as we start the Round of 32 and establish half of our upcoming Sweet Sixteen Candles.

We finish up the remaining four divisions and set the full field for the Round of 32 on this week's Multiplex Madness 2000.

This week on Multiplex Madness 2000, the tournament officially begins and we decide the first round matchups in Drama, Comedy, Horror, and Franchise Starter.