Aspiring Snobs

Jon and Greg discuss Amadeus this week, hoping that some classical music will elevate the conversation and make them sound smarter. Oh, if only...

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Greg and Jon have a conversation about the Conversation, the classic Francis Ford Coppola picture. And they had this conversation in the heart of Union Square! Not that you can tell. The recording quality is just that good.

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Happy Thanksgiving! Nothing going to rain on our parade! Oh wait, wrong musical. This week, the guys discuss Singin' in the Rain. Does its stellar dancing and charismatic stars make up for a meandering story? One of the hosts thinks it does, and you'll never guess who!

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Feeling down over certain historical events that may have happened over the past week? Allow us to distract you from depressing realizations about our country but indulging in some top-level film making! We have our first Coen Brothers' episode; Barton Fink.

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Fire up the player piano, because we're looking at The Sting this week. And believe us, because this podcast isn't some kind of long con. We promise. We wouldn't grift you like that. There's not enough money in podcasting anyway.

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By now you're probably sick of Halloween "Spooktaculars", but allow us to throw another on the pile! Jon and Greg discuss their favorite scary fare, and what they like to watch to get them into the holiday spirit.

So guys...what do you love most...about the podcast? Is it our HOT TAKES on the supposed "classics"? Well prepare to have your minds blown by Jon and Greg casting aspersions on all of classic rock with this week's film, Almost Famous. Listen to it with candles lit and the lights off.

Don't judge Jon too harshly; he's caught enough bits and pieces of Goodfellas on cable. But this is the first time he's seen the whole thing, uninterrupted or without looking like a freakin' jerk. Does he think of it as highly as Greg does? Find out how unlikely that is.

This is unprecedented, as we tackle our first documentary on Aspiring Snobs. We are talking about the grand daddy of true crime / advocacy docs, The Thin Blue Line. You whipper snappers put down your Jinxes and your O.J.: Made in Americas and see where it really all started.

This week, Jon and Greg argue over The Warriors, the 1979 film that revealed a, let's say, more colorful depiction of New York gang life. Which brother found it more enjoyable. Will they ever agree on anything? CAN YOU DIG IT?