Greatest Movies of All Time Podcast: Box Office Time Machine: 1990s Edition

Punch Drunk Magnolia Love. Part 2 of our director spotlight on Paul Thomas Anderson. This episode we discuss and vote on MAGNOLIA (1999) and PUNCH DRUNK LOVE (2002). 

• 00:02:12 - Other Movies Mentioned:  BLOOD QUANTUM (2019), THE OLD GUARD (2020), ROADHOUSE (1989) 

Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/movies_greatest

Follow us on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/greatestmovies/

Excellent podcast episode with special guest Brian from The Brian Show Podcast. 

He brings both Wayne's World films to the table to decide if one or both are one of the greats. The show closes with an SNL edition of Kill Yr Babies. 

TIMESTAMPS: 

• 00:02:44 - Getting to know Brian from The Brian Show Podcast 

Check out The Brian Show Podcast: https://twitter.com/TheBrianShow2

The year is 1995. The movie is CLUELESS. The question must be addressed: is it one of the greatest movies of all time? The film has been championed as one of the greats, does the rest of the group agree? 

Podcast Timestamps:

• 00:04:28 - Other Movies Mentioned [ TOGO (2019), CHANGELAND (2019), DEN OF THIEVES (2018), PROJECT POWER (2020) ]

Side note: Ranker.com tries to ruin our end of podcast game but as always the crew prevails. 

Give us some suggestions. We're on Twitter: https://twitter.com/movies_greatest

In this episode we begin our spotlight on the films of P.T. Anderson. First up on the slate is BOOGIE NIGHTS (1997). There is no question that Dirk Diggler was a star, but is Boogie Nights one of the greats? 

Check out the timestamps:

• 00:05:38 - Updating our Letterboxd Favorite Films 

Can a little old A24 film about a cow be voted one of the greats? Our latest episode focuses on Kelly Reichardt's FIRST COW (2019).

Since we are discussing an A24 film be prepared for another podcast within a podcast with Move Over Moonlight. 

Along the way we discuss THE LODGE (2019), ROOM FOR RENT (2018), and THE LONG DUMB ROAD (2018). 

Our Greatest Movies Game might just feature our wildest ending yet! 

Check out the timestamps:

• 00:03:28 - Other Movies Mentioned

Is the Hulu exclusive PALM SPRINGS (2020) one of the greats or is it just a Lonely Island Groundhog Day? We settle the debate once and for all. 

This episode we spin the virtual wheel to select another spotlight director, writer, or movie franchise. We also find time to play the Ctrl F game. 

Other movies discussed: HOLE IN THE WALL (2016), TOMMY BOY (1995), IT'S A DISASTER (2012).

Movies are great. Watch some and let us know: [email protected] 

We close out our focus on the films of David Fincher with ZODIAC (2007) and THE SOCIAL NETWORK (2010). Can either one of these rather long films be called one of the greats? We record a rather long podcast to answer that question. 

Additionally, we supply the answer to the age old question surrounding all film adaptions based on novels as we rundown many of Fincher's other films: THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON (2008), THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATOO (2011), and GONE GIRL (2014).

This episode's Greatest Movie Game is the classic Kill Your Babies: David Fincher Edition.

Also discussed: EUROVISION SONG CONTEST: THE STORY OF FIRE SAGA (2020) and THE FUNDAMENTALS OF CARING (2016).

This is a landmark episode for the Greatest Movies of All Time Podcast! Mad Max: Fury Road marks our first championed film. 

In this podcast the crew has a lengthy discussion about a film brought to the table by Gabriel as a possible great. Does the rest of the group agree?

In this episode we also discuss LOST BULLET (2020), HARPOON (2019), and AN EVENING WITH BEVERLY LUFF LINN (2018). 

We're on Twitter: https://twitter.com/movies_greatest

Recorded a few months ago, in this episode we discuss Spike Lee's latest joint, the Netflix exclusive DA 5 BLOODS (2020). Is Lee's Vietnam centered film one of the greats? 

This episode marks our first Championed Film Presentation in which Gabriel offers up his selection for a possible great - PowerPoint presentation and all. He is also given the honor of updating our favorite films on the Greatest Movies Letterboxd profile (https://letterboxd.com/greatestmovies/).

Due to a lengthier discussion, a few technical hiccups, and a doozy of a game/bet we limit our additional movie discussions to JB's viewing of IMPERIAL DREAMS (2014).

Check out Gabriel's presentation on our Twitter - https://twitter.com/movies_greatest

"Show me the fever. Into the fire. Taking it higher and higher. Nothing to fear. It's only desire. Taking you higher and higher!"

In this episode we are going back to summer camp to discuss the comedy classic WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER (2001). Is this crazy film one of the greats? 

We also embark on our first D&D inspired adventure in the Greatest Movie Game portion of the episode. 

Along the way we discuss a number of other films, including Dinner for Schmucks (2010), Breakdown (1997), It (2017), and It Chapter Two (2019). 

Greatest Movies Twitter: https://twitter.com/movies_greatest