In which Rachel and Lauren celebrate their podcasting milestone and take a look back at the previous 99.

In which Rachel and Lauren try to guess the film based on the reviews they wrote for it on Letterboxd. Follow us on Letterboxd to see what we think of the films we watch! Lauren is laurenmonson and Rachel is SprocketRach.

Remember to watch Guess Who's Coming To Dinner for July's Film Club, To Kill A Mockingbird for Summer Capo Cinema, and to submit three songs for our listener submitted playlist: current obsession, song introduced to by tv/movies (not created for said show), and a song from an artist you've started listening to this year.

A discussion about the impact of global politics on developing film, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, and which handsome man would show up in our daydreams.

In which Rachel and Lauren discuss the final Disney Princesses as well as which Disney heroines deserve a spot in the list.

Make sure to watch Witness for the Prosecution (1957) for Film Club and To Kill A Mockingbird for Capo Summer Cinema!

A discussion about the new restrictions imposed on film, a brief overview of animation and Disney history, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and a reveal of Lauren's new candy obsession.

Remember to watch and review 1947's Secret Life of Walter Mitty and vote for the Capo Cinema Summer Film by May 31st!

In which Rachel and Lauren share some of their weird, wild, scary, and hilarious dreams from the past 5 years.

Remember to watch and submit your reviews for 1947's Secret Life of Walter Mitty!

A discussion about the innovations in stunts and camera work, Wings, and how beautiful Gary Cooper's eyes are.

In which Rachel and Lauren have the extraordinary opportunity to interview two celebrity guest stars.

Remember to watch 1937's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs this month for Film Club!

A discussion of how film has expanded in time and technique, The Poor Little Rich Girl, and what haunts our nightmares from this film.

In which Rachel and Lauren complete the 2014 March Madness Film Score Bracket, do not retire, and surprisingly, avoid contentious fights.

Remember to watch Wings from 1927 for Film Club!