Cracker Classics

How about a comedy this week? We watch the fast-talking "His Girl Friday" and ponder its hilarity. Is it a true chuckling experience, or just a lot of bad sexist jokes?

This week's episode is 50% whiter as we have a special guest! We are joined by Joshua's brother Matthew as we watch "Born Yesterday," trying to understand how Judy Holliday beat Bette Davis, Gloria Swanson, and Anne Baxter for an Oscar that year.

There's also a fourth uninvited guest who makes an appearance. Spoilers. 

Since COVID-19 is making a comeback in the States, we decided to do a plague movie this week. We brush up on our Swedish and pay tribute to Max von Sydow with "The Seventh Seal." Is it a sign of things to come, or just a sexist romp through the woods?

We were going to watch "In the Heat of the Night" last week, but found something much better. So we pushed it back to this week and...eh?

We were going to watch "In the Heat of the Night" last week, but found something much better. So we pushed it back to this week and...eh?

Ian and Joshua watch and discuss the classic of black cinema The Spook Who Sat By The Door

Ian and Joshua watch and discuss the classic of black cinema The Spook Who Sat By The Door

Ian and Joshua get ready for their closeups, as they watch and discuss Sunset Boulevard.

Ian and Joshua get ready for their closeups, as they watch and discuss Sunset Boulevard.

We examine Jon Voight's creamy skin in "Midnight Cowboy." Is it a classic buddy movie, or just a bad Schlesinger drug trip?