Ezra and Emma take on the 90’s comedy classic Four Weddings and A Funeral which also leads to in-depth conversations about hobophobia (not a typo) in the 90’s, Ashley Madison and appropriate school attire.

The holidays come to a close with Emma’s selection of Love Actually which as you’ll hear, charms the heck out of Ezra. We discuss all the many plot points, the nature of love and the holidays as a whole and a very Happy Holidays to all our listeners!

Ezra and Emma return to the world of Tim Burton for the holidays in Batman Returns. But can they get passed the convoluted plot and insane premise of this childhood favorite of Ezra’s? Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman to the rescue!

Continuing our holiday movie marathon, Emma and Ezra discuss The Family Stone and evaluate how the movie handles the tricky dynamics of families during the tumultuous holiday season.

Who’s afraid of The Easter Bunny? How about Santa with a shotgun? Listen as Emma and Ezra battle it out over Holiday Forest politics and ask the really important questions such as, “What is the governmental and political structure of Halloween Town?” Holiday hilarity ensues!

Ezra and Emma take a journey to the early 1980’s, when the gay community was struck by the emergence of HIV/AIDS.  The film The Normal Heart, based on the play by Larry Kramer, pulls no punches about the travesties, struggles, and prejudices the gay community endured to ultimately warn the world of the virus.

Love is in the air for the kids in this charming film written and directed by Wes Anderson. Ezra and Emma renew their everlasting discussion about movies with this simple, yet very complex story of young lovers, old lovers, and everyone in between.

On this week’s episode, Emma and Ezra talk about The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.  Also, Ezra remembers his 20’s, and Emma reveals what she nose about Adrian Brody’s knows. Or is it what she knows about Adrian Brody’s nose? Who knows.

Is there movie any creepier and eerie than Nightcrawler?  Emma and Ezra discuss the serious implications this movie makes, while at the same time marveling at the brilliant filmmaking they saw.

Simply delightful! This mockumentary animated movie helped Emma though tough times and just simply charmed Ezra. We talked about Surf's Up.