Everyday Liminality

Few movies have been quite so influential—and bizarre—than Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. To say that it's a bit different than other movies is an understatement.

There are a lot of problems with 1995 film Braveheart. That said, we still think it's a classic everyone should see.

The Dark Knight is one of the most iconic movies of the new millennium. We take a look at what makes it so memorable.

Field of Dreams is arguably the greatest sports movie of all time. But it's about much more than just sports.

Few movies have had quite the impact on cinema goers than The Godfather. And yet, one of the hosts just doesn't like it.

Everyone talks about how good of a movie Casablanca is... and they're right. Fr. Tito and Fr. Casey discuss what makes this such a timeless work of art.

This season, we're sticking to a theme: classic movies. Each week, Tito and I will select one all-time must-see movie, never more than one each per decade.

Some of the largest blockbusters, greatest dramas, and whackiest comedies took place in the 90s. But which one is best?

For those born in the late 80s or early 90s, it doesn't get much better than The Sandlot. It's got it all!

Kung Fu movies are often deeply serious, detailing an epic journey of a hero to protect a people or avenge lost honor. Kung Fu Hustle is not that. Seemingly influenced by Loonie Tunes, there is very little serious about it... and we appreciate that.