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Tim and Andrew discuss the new Amblin’-esque Pixar flick, Elio. They also dig into the importance of supporting original stories, even if they are a little derivative.
The summer series continues with Star Trek IV: The Whale One. Somehow this time, Tim and Andrew get simultaneously real nerdy and real punky.
Tim and Andrew spend 25 minutes on Steven Soderberg’s Traffic. One of his best, but maybe not the most rewatchable.
For the second entry in this year’s summer series, Tim and Andrew take a look at Time After Time. A chase through time…to catch Jack the Ripper! But really it’s a romance.
The new Wes Anderson film gets a quick review. A lot of food metaphors come up for some reason. Listen below.
Tim and Andrew are going Back in (Summer)Time with this year’s Summer Series. For the first outing, they tackle the Back to the Future trilogy. A lot of time is devoted to overthinking, but in a fun way.
Tim and Andrew check out the Cusack classic, High Fidelity. They also list out their favorite side 1 track 1s. Stay tuned after the episode for a teaser for this year’s summer series.
It’s all happening. Tim and Andrew drop the needle for 25 minutes on Cameron Crowe’s Almost Famous. They even take a moment to list their favorite albums from 1973. Listen to this podcast with a candle burning and you will see your future.
Tim and Andrew weren’t hit by no train, they are back with another episode in their 2000 series, 25 Years, 25 Minutes. They take a quick bite out of the Coens’ O Brother, Where Art Thou? They talk about the tunes, the laughs, and pairing it with Sullivan’s Travels. Listen below.
Andrew goes through his Oscar ballot, discussing what he thinks will win, should win, and what he would vote for just in time before the ceremony.
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