Dear Movies, I Love You

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Dear Movies, I Love You episodes

April 21 Stoner Movies, Pineapple Express (2008), and Concession Candy Rating
On this week’s totally baked episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey are celebrating 4/20 by watching the stoner classic PINEAPPLE EXPRESS (2008). They also have a passionate conversation about every single type of concession candy known to man.

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1 hr 32 min
April 07 Space Jam (1996)! Plus, Rachel Olson!
On this week’s cartoonish episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, in honor of the film’s 30th anniversary, Millie and Casey dissect the incredible and outrageous SPACE JAM (1996). They also chat with director Rachel Olson in the segment ‘My Area of Expertise’ where she discusses “Improvised comedy lines that made the final cut.”

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1 hr 50 min
March 31 The Work of Bradley Cooper and Is This Thing On? (2025)
On this week’s comedic episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey finally tackle the latest film, IS THIS THING ON? (2025), from the “maestro” himself, Bradley Cooper. They also do a deep examination of his oeuvre and what sets him apart from other filmmakers. Plus, the hosts answer more emails in their segment - Gripe, Gropes (consensual), and ‘Grets.

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1 hr 31 min
March 24 Baseball and The Bad News Bears (1976)! Plus, Jenny Zigrino!
On this week’s patriotic episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey talk baseball and the 1976 classic THE BAD NEWS BEARS. Plus, the hilarious Jenny Zigrino joins our hosts to talk about her movie “Area of Expertise” - 18th-century costumes! Some titles that are covered - AMADEUS (1984), MARIE ANTOINETTE (2006), DANGEROUS LIAISONS (1988), and 1776 (1972).

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1 hr 29 min
March 17 “Wuthering Heights” (2026)
On this week’s salacious episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey finally get a chance to chat about the controversial new Margot Robbie/ Jacob Elordi romance, “WUTHERING HEIGHTS” (2026).

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1 hr 36 min
March 10 The Oscars! Plus, Paul Rust!
On this week’s award-winning episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey chat about all things Oscars - predictions, snubs, bizarre nominations, and more! Plus, the wonderful Paul Rust joins the show to talk about his “Area of Expertise” - John Hughes movies!

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1 hr 45 min
March 03 AI and Her (2013)
On this week’s artificial episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie is introduced to the AI version of Casey, which she prefers over the real Casey. Afterwards, the real Casey and Millie discuss the work of Spike Jonze, AI’s place in human romance, and the masterpiece, HER (2013).

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1 hr 49 min
February 24 John Carpenter and The Thing (1982)! Plus, Lucé Tomlin-Brenner!
On this week’s cold episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss the films of John Carpenter and his masterpiece, THE THING (1982). Plus, the wonderful Lucé Tomlin-Brenner joins the hosts for “My Area of Expertise” to discuss movies that include “Women driven to madness by an unkind or apathetic society.”

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1 hr 54 min
February 17 Sorry to Bother You (2018)
On this week’s apologetic episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, in honor of Black History Month, Millie and Casey discuss the recent classic, SORRY TO BOTHER YOU (2018). Plus, the hosts comb through some wonderful email questions, including, “What is your perspective on finishing a movie even if you're not feeling it?”

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1 hr 19 min
February 10 Burt Reynolds, The Super Bowl, and The Longest Yard (1974)
On this week’s manly episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, in honor of the Super Bowl, Millie and Casey discuss the pigskin classic, THE LONGEST YARD (1974). Millie gives an impassioned declaration of love for the great Burt Reynolds. Plus, the hosts answer a slew of voicemail questions.

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1 hr 34 min

About Dear Movies, I Love You

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Movies aren't just something we watch—they're something we fall for. Dear Movies, I Love You is a podcast that treats cinema like that high school crush you never got over. Join hosts Millie De Chirico and Casey O'Brien as they embrace the joy of movie culture. They discuss the kind of history, nuance and criticism that serious film fans crave. Come for the fresh, unpretentious takes on your favorite blockbusters and stay for the art-house deep cuts that you maybe haven’t heard of (and certainly can’t pronounce).