Lucky #21 in the Next 100 Project is one of the great screwball rom-coms to ever see the light of day. Barbara Stanwyck defines silky greatness and Henry Fonda (yes, ol' Hank) is delightful at pratfalls and silliness. This is positively Preston Sturges' masterpiece! Before you hear our words, get some Sparkplug Coffee.

Oooooooooh yeah! The 20th edition of the Next 100 Project is a bonafide classic for people who grew up in the '80s. Matthew Broderick is the most-famous character John Hughes ever created, smug though Ferris may be. Let's not forget, this flick remains rather funny too. We break it all down, but you gotta check out Sparkplug Coffee before you listen to Bueller...Bueller...Bueller...

Ridley Scott's feminist road movie is 25 years old, but some of the characters' struggles remain awfully current. Sure, this flick is political, but it's also "Butch & Sundance in a car!" How can you not love that? Geena Davis and the immortal Susan Sarandon have rarely been better. Plus....smooth, smooth Brad Pitt. Buy Sparkplug Coffee, then fire up your podcasting T-Bird.

David Fincher's serial killer thriller is what we explore in N100P podcast #18. It's bloody, it's bleak and it's also brilliant. Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman are very solid, but Kevin Spacey steals the whole movie. Before we break down the Sev, visit Sparkplug.Coffee!

A comedy classic with Cary Grant & Rosalind Russell is #17 in the Next 100 Project. Even 76 years later, it's sharp, funny and remarkably competent (Bev's favourite word!). This is Howard Hawks' best comedy (and that's saying something). It might have some problems with tone though. Check out Sparkplug.Coffee, then ignite the rat-a-tat rom-com!

The consensus choice for best Star Wars movie is what we'll talk about in episode #16 of the Next 100 Project. Like most people, we rag on the prequels. Empire, though, has some pretty good acting and obviously outstanding F/X to go with the dark story. Dedicated to Geoff Wall, the unfortunately departed superfan and college friend of Ryan. Go to Sparkplug.Coffee, then saddle up your Tauntaun (for no reason) before you hit that play button!

Hey, a documentary! Yup, the 15th edition of the Next 100 Project is Michael Moore's 1st flick. He found his voice right out of the gate and continues to showboat about important subjects...and to rake in big box office. This is one of Bev's 3 favourite movies, so you know she's got passionate opinions. Get Sparkplug.Coffee in you, then listen!

Joel and Ethan Coen's Oscar-winning modern western chase picture is the subject of the 14th edition of the Next 100 Project. The brothers are known for wacky comedies, so this flick was a truly cynical departure. Excellent cast, story and production values. Curiosity? Our podcast manages to talk about Batman Forever more than anyone has in 20 years! Sink your teeth into our meatiest episodes in a while, but cleanse your palate first with some Sparkplug.Coffee!

Movies about inspirational teachers are common, but this one---although quite dated---has some grit to it. Glenn Ford has the task of trying to educate a wide array of tough teens in the (overrated) '50s, including Sidney Poitier and Vic Morrow (the Twilight Zone victim). We didn't love this flick as much as most of our recent choices, but why spoil those thoughts now? Check us out! Oh, and hit Sparkplug.Coffee too.

To honour baseball's 2016 Opening Day, we cover a genial biopic about the remarkable Lou Gehrig. Gary Cooper is solid as the Iron Horse who loves 2 things above all else: baseball & his devoted wife Eleanor (Teresa Wright). It's no Bull Durham, but this ancient baseball movie exudes class & character. Pop over to Sparkplug.Coffee before you hear the Ellises play ball!