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From the book Oscar Wars: A History of Hollywood in Gold, Sweat, and Tears by Michael Schulman comes talk of Dennis Hopper in the 1970s. The rise of Easy Rider, the fall of The Last Movie and the aftermath of Tracks and Out of the Blue.

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With wrapping up Sam Wasson's novel, The Big Goodbye: Chinatown and the Last Years of Hollywood; the films of the early 70s are brought to mind. The works of Jack Nicholson, Hal Ashby, Robert Towne, Roman Polanski and more are discussed. Headlining is talk of Mike Nichols', Carnal Knowledge as well as the seemingly unfounded comparisons to a contemporary "New Hollywood."

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The final part of my 20 favorite films of the 21st century so far. Wrapping it up is the ultimate return from one of cinema's greats and a masterpiece in the middle of a director's filmography.

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Part 10. Two more films for my 20 favorites of the 21st century. First up is a big, broad and hilarious studio comedy and the second is a great crime film led by two knockout performances.

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Part 9. Another episode discussing just one film off of my 20 favorites of the 21st century as I try to put together my thoughts on a modern masterpiece from one of cinema's greats.

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Part 8. Two different kinds of films from different parts of the world both uniquely great in their own right. The first is a slam-bang international action film and the other a domestic, quiet, subdued drama.

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Part 7. Into the second half of my 20 favorite films of the 21st century is from one of cinema's greats and one of the most thoughtfully romantic films ever.

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Part 6. Two more films for my favorites of the 21st century. The first, an indie comedy that broke out into the mainstream and the second; the latest from a contemporary auteur.

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Part 5. On the next part of my twenty favorite films of the century is a final film from a legendary director and a film talked about many times on the show previously.

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Part 4. Returning after a short break and continuing on the 20 favorites of the 21st century so far are a one of a kind action film and an equally dramatic as is comedic debut.

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