A love from a past, and a bizarre Frankenstein-esque sex comedy. These films are up for Best Picture, what else can we say?

Listen in to find out what Jaime and Jon thought of Past Lives and Poor Things.

Bradley Cooper brings us his vision of Leonard Bernstein, and Paul Giamatti schools us as a strict teacher at Barton Academy in a comedy echoing the 1970's works of Hal Ashby.

Listen to Jaime and Jon discuss Maestro and The Holdovers here!

The double bill that made the summer of 2023 has achieved a record 21 Academy Award nominations! One may even win Best Picture.

But which is the better film? Listen to find out what Jaime and Jon have to say about Barbie and Oppenheimer.

In looking back at a crucial and horrifying event in America's history, pertaining to the country's relationship with Indigenous citizens, Martin Scorsese delivers an unflinching look at this point in time in Killers of the Flower Moon.

Listen to Jaime and Jon's discussion about the film here.

Is 50 Cent's P.I.M.P. a "deeply misogynistic song"? Is the court system in France every bit as sensationalist like we know it is in America? Jaime and Jon talk about all these and more, when discussing the Palme d'Or winning film by Justine Triet, Anatomy of a Fall.

Jaime and Jon discuss this year's Oscar nominees.

Jaime shares memories of going to TIFF once again last year, even in a belated talk. This goes from seeing a lot more movies compared to previous years, and some otherwise awkward Q&A experiences.

Continuing on from the previous Magnificent 70mm episode, Jaime and Jon talk about seeing Lawrence of Arabia (a first watch for Jon!) and Nope on 70mm prints.

(spoiler warning for Nope!)

As part of Jon and Jaime's final Cinema from the Spectrum episodes for 2023, the two of them talk about the experiences of watching films on 70mm. In the first of a two-part episode, the two of them talk about the 70mm prints of Boogie Nights and 2001: A Space Odyssey.

It's the season of Noirvember again! Jaime and Jon take you back through some of the most iconic film noir titles of all time in this year's edition of Noirvember.

The films covered: