From visionary director Dan Gilroy comes the subject of the second ever episode of Classic Movies Live!

On this week's episode of Classic Movies Live!, our hosts review Jeff's most anticipated movie of 2020 (yes, you read that right!): The Green Knight!

Dev Patel stars in an Arthurian moral tale about keeping your promises. Does that sentence spoil the whole movie? Tune in to find out!

Long ago, renowned movie critics Pierre and Jeff recorded their very first episode of Classic Movies Live!

In this episode of Classic Movies Live, Pierre and Jeff discuss the final movie in M. Night Shyamalan’s

Pierre and Jeff are back to talk about all the movies they missed out on during the summer. First on the list? The latest movie from M. Night Shymalan.

After one of the craziest Oscars seasons in recent memory, our hosts needed a bit to cool off. But Pierre and Jeff are back and ready for Season 3 of Classic Movies Live!

You've heard their thoughts on the Best Picture nominees for 2020, now listen to Jeff and Pierre give their rundown of the first major contender for Best Picture for 2021: Steven Soderbergh's astounding, narrative-driven Oscars Ceremony!

Instead of an intro for this, we opted to simply recreate our favourite moment from the Ceremony to start off the episode. Are you ready?

In this year's final episode before the Oscars, our hosts discuss the last Best Picture nominee: Sound of Metal!

When heavy metal drummer Ruben Stone (Riz Ahmed) abruptly loses his hearing, he just as suddenly finds himself entrenched in a community he knows nothing about and isn't ready for. Sound of Metal is an emotional story about a pivotal moment in a man's life, and why even when it looks like you've lost everything, that doesn't have to be the end.

Nominated for six Academy Awards, how many should Darius Marder's directorial debut take home? Tune in to hear Pierre and Jeff discuss this week's classic movie, live!

Nominated for six Academy Awards (that's not the last time we'll write that!), Promising Young Woman is one of two directorial debuts up for Best Picture at this year's Oscars! With such incredible competition as Nomadland, Sound of Metal, and The Father, how will Emerald Fennell's first movie fare?

Promising Young Woman is a bold movie that handles the topic of sexual assault in a way thoroughly unlike any other movie that's come before. Several years after her college best friend Nina was assaulted, Cassie Thomas (Carey Mulligan), now a med-school dropout, spends her nights finding and punishing sexual predators. When she finally discovers Nina's abuser, she sets in motion a plot to avenge her friend, while bringing down everyone else around her.

This movie is hard not to spoil, so be warned that this is a full-spoilers podcast! Is Promising Young Woman 2020's Best Picture? Tune in and find out on this week's episode of Classic Movies Live!

It's the second of our dedicated Best Picture nominees episodes! This time, our hosts discuss Judas and the Black Messiah, a biopic starring Daniel Kaluuya as Fred Hampton, chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party.

Nominated for six awards, Judas is one of the latest releases up for Oscars. Despite that, Judas will be going into the Oscars having won Best Supporting Actor for Kaluuya at nearly every other awards show so far! Can Kaluuya expect to walk away with an Oscar this year? What about surprise entrant Lakeith Stanfield?

Now that the Oscars nominations are officially announced, it's time to talk about this year's Best Picture nominees! Our hosts have already talked about Trial of the Chicago 7, Minari, Nomadland, and Mank, leaving four episodes until the big day!

On our first Best Picture episode, Pierre and Jeff talk about The Father, an adaptation of Florian Zeller's play of the same name starring Anthony Hopkins. Nominated for six awards, which ones can it win? Could Zeller's debut take Best Picture?