Cracker Classics

It's been a few episodes since we bashed some Nazis, so this week we watch the classic "Cabaret" and ponder history repeating itself. And maybe have a Kit Kat or two.

Happy belated Thanksgiving! We wanted to watch something that fit the holiday, but all we could come up with was "Alice's Restaurant." Is it a hippie nightmare, or just a big snooze?

We look at sketch comedy with "The Kentucky Fried Movie." It's a teenage favorite of Joshua's, but will Ian be impressed? Join us as we count all the herbs and spices!

We finally watch some Katherine Hepburn with "The African Queen" and settle once and for all whether Bogie deserved that Oscar over Brando. 

We had war on the mind so we watched "The Bridge on the River Kwai" and learned how empires dwindle. This is one of Joshua's favorite films. Will Ian agree or just make him cry?

Since the election is on Tuesday, we decided to watch the psychological classic "Gaslight" to study some tactics of the enemy. And Joshua gets distracted and confused by a young Angela Lansbury.

We go on a cruise by watching Marilyn Monroe's "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and hopefully don't wretch. Or maybe we just choose the brunette in the end? 

It's time for another film not in the English language, so we watch the Japanese classic "Rashomon" and have a nice discussion on perspective and outright lying. Spoilers, only the baby is honest.

We watch 1970's "Little Big Man" and wonder just how much we really know about Native tribes. Also, how bad was Custer really? The answer - bad.

We made it to 25 episodes somehow! To celebrate, we watch the "greatest movie of all time," Citizen Kane. But is it really the greatest? Really? We might have some doubts.