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Laura adds a bit to our conversation about the Princess Bride, the only cross over we have in our top twenty list.
This is an interesting one. Darryl posits a question...does a film actually need a point? He's heard the criticism of folks asking, "What was the point of this movie?" and asks Laura if a film truly needs a point to make it good. And ohhh the hilarity that ensues.
The films:
Atonement
Juno
Michel Clayton
No Country For Old Men
There Will Be Blood
Listen in as Darryl goes on about how important the Muppets were to his development as a person and how impactful this movie was in his life.
And if you do not like the muppets, we cannot be friends. Seek help, there is something seriously wrong with you.
A bit of a rant in this one as Laura and Darryl dive into the standardization of the nominated films and their disappointment. Let us know in the comments if you agree with their thoughts.
Considering the other films released that year, these make sense, but are not overall top quality releases in our opinion.
The Films:
Babel
Departed
Letters From Iwo Jima
Little Miss Sunshine
The Queen
Considering the other films released that year, these make sense, but are not overall top quality releases in our opinion.
The Films Are:
Brokeback Mountain
Capote
Crash
Good Night and Good Luck
Munich
Join Laura and Darryl as they discuss Laura's #3 favorite movie: The Godfather.
Join us as we discuss Darryl's #3 favorite movie of all time: The Shawshank Redemption.
Welcome as Darryl and Laura discuss the Best Picture nominees of 2005 that were released in 2004!
As always, major spoilers for all!
Join us as Laura shares why The Sound of Music is one of her favorite movies ever! A comfort watch, a timely message about the rise of fascism and smoking hot Christopher Plummer. How could it be anything but a masterpiece?
Welcome as Darryl and Laura discuss the Best Picture nominees of 2004 that were released in 2003!
MAJOR SPOILERS for all the movies!
As always, major spoilers for all!
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