My favorite movie is...there will be blood.

I think it's certainly the best movie of the century, maybe the best movie ever made.

I'm Sean Fantasy, editor-in-chief of The Ringer, and this is the big picture.

Today we're going back to 2007.

That was when the first iPhone was released.

Barry Bond's broke Hank Aaron's all-time home run record.

Beyonce's irreplaceable top-the-charts, and American Idol was the most popular television show in America.

And at the movies?

Well, it's just about the most fascinating movie-year in recent memory.

A time when a Cohen Brothers film won best picture at the Oscars.

A small indie about a pregnant teenager grossed more than $230 million.

The world met an oil man named Daniel Plainview, and Michael Bay showed the industry what a transformer can do.

Over the course of the past year at The Ringer, we've looked back at some of the most compelling movies from 2007.

Films like Super Bad and Radatouille.

Just this week, we released a 2007 themed episode of the Rewatchables podcast,

focusing on David Fincher's Masterful Zodiac.

So for today's episode of The Big Picture, I've asked the watch co-host Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald

to join me to talk more in depth about the phenomenon of 2007 at the movies.

Why things happen the way that they did, and if we'll ever see another year like it again?

So without further ado, here are me, Chris and Andy, on the year in the movies 10 years ago.

So it's Chris Ryan and it's Andy Greenwald, guys. Thank you for joining me.

Thanks for having me.

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