Club C-47

Andrew and Sally Darr talk life updates and improv shows. Then they move on to discussing their Netflix Watch Party experiences (featuring the films "The Irishman" and "I Lost My Body"). Then they conclude the episode diving into the potential future of tech companies buying out movie theaters.

What item has Sally Darr been recently photographing? Why did Andrew go on an Instagram cleanse and thinks it is a good idea during quarantine? What are some unique filming hotspots to check out around the country? Find these answers and so much more on this episode of Club C-47.

Andrew and Sally Darr wrap up their first year at Loyola Marymount University. After shortly briefing their experiences, they share suggestions to those lacking creative flow at this time. On the second half of the episode, the co-hosts play "Film History School" and pick nine films they would teach to a future generation of film students. What would you teach if you were a film professor?

On this episode of Club C-47, Andrew and Sally Darr reveal the winner of the Disney Madness Bracket. The co-hosts then dissect into some news about "Hercules," Academy Award changes and AMC Theaters vs. "Trolls World Tour." They finish off the episode by sharing some things they've been watching, including "A Little Princess" and "Succession."

There won't be any blood in this week's episode of Club C-47, but the hosts do dive into Paul Thomas Anderson's period piece "There Will Be Blood." In addition, they preview May movie and show releases on streaming services and will announce the FINAL 2 in the Disney Madness Bracket.

Andrew and Sally Darr reveal the final four in the Disney Madness Bracket. But before they do so, the co-hosts dive into some good discussions including life events, "Dune", sanitation on film sets and more.

Andrew and Sally Darr are joined by Megan Guter and their discussions get wild. They all look at "Bohemian Rhapsody" and express their mixed thoughts, let the listeners know what first they experienced while watching "Forgetting Sarah Marshall", explain what it is like to watch movies with their parents and more. Together, they reveal the eight movies moving on in the Disney Bracket and how you can vote from just your couch.

This week, Andrew and Sally Darr are joined by Jack Draper (co-host of "Exiting through the 2010s"). Together, they discuss podcasts, Quibi, "Tiger King", movie recommendations and more.

The hosts then announce the movies moving on in the Disney Bracket. If you wanna have a say on what moves onto the next round. Please feel free to vote on Andrew's Twitter at @avanheusden15.

Andrew and Sally Darr are back with some life updates, but also begin a March/April Madness Bracket featuring some of your favorite Disney Movies. They dissect the four categories and predict which films will move onto the next round and why. Listen to find out how you can have an impact on the bracket!

Andrew and Sally Darr wish you are all safe during this time. We will continue providing episodes for our listeners while practicing social distancing (and we hope you are all too). On this week's episode, we each suggest 10 movies/shows/comedy specials/documentaries for you to stream during this time.