It’s another double feature! Why are we doing this to ourselves? This week we watched both the 1954 and 1995 versions of Sabrina. Join us as we discuss both movies, ponder the problems of romanticizing old Hollywood, and debate who would play this character now. (Is Harrison Ford stil an option?) Rate, review, and subscribe! Join our Patreon here for bonus episodes and content.

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This week we talk about Lovebirds, a 2020 Kumail Nanjiani/Issa Rae high pandemic era rom com about two dummies struggling with criminals and their relationship. What could go wrong?! It’s got humor, violence and all-too-real couple arguments about whether or not they could win the amazing race. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe.

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t’s a double feature week with both Princess Diaries and Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement. One of these is amazing, one is… not. BUT Chris Pine is there. Along with movie legends, dorky hot girls, a Coppola and a smattering of early aughts Disney channel stars. Join us to hear our thoughts as well as some (light) Taylor Swift criticism and a classic Kelly Clarkson/Mandy Moore discussion. For bonus episodes join our Patreon and donate to the Entertainment Community Fund to help striking WGA and SAG-AFTRA mem

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The original (maybe) teens losing their virginity before graduating high school movie: American Pie! Can this raunchy comedy about teenage boys trying to get laid possibly hold up? Will we go on a long “Who’s dated who” deep dive? Tune in to find out. Join our Patreon for bonus episodes and content, rate, review, and subscribe!

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This week we watch a movie that begs the question “Would Christina Ricci be completely unlovable if her face were only slightly less attractive than her normal face?” We also wonder why James McAvoy is famous (not-derogatory), and if “Do you know who I am?” Reese Witherspoon is the best Reese Witherspoon. Join us as we answer all these questions and even discuss “Penelope.” Rate, review, and subscribe and join our patreon for exclusive bonus content.

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A Diane Keaton, Stephen Collins romcom with musical numbers where Diane Keaton is very much outsung… no not First Wives Club, the lesser known, lesser good Because I Said So. Tune in as we discuss this Mandy Moore mother/daughter romp (or family drama) and debate where it went wrong and spend way more time than we expected talking about Atonement. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

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A cast of problematic male characters, a non-problematic football player (but actually problematic IRL), and a leading lady whose personality is that she has boobs but doesn’t wear a bra. What could go wrong?! It’s There’s Something About Mary week and there is something about this we just do not like. Listen, tell us your thoughts and don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe.

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A mid-aughts McConaughey romcom with lies and antics, nope not that one, this one’s way worse. Tune in to hear us talk Failure to Launch and its many, many failures including a romantic climax using stand ins and Kathy Bates giving us nothing. Join our Patreon here for bonus episodes, content and more and please rate, review and subscribe!

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This week we’ve got Hugh Grant, Drew Barrymore, and fake bands. Join us as we discuss and digress from “Music and Lyrics,” demand justice for all female pop stars, and imagine a gorgeous friendship between our current leading lady and Kelly Clarkson. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to our Patreon for bonus episodes and to vote for our next episode.

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We’re back with a Dolly Parton classic. Dolly balads, camp, choreographed dances… what more could you want? If the answer was Burt Reynolds in a banana hammock then this is the move for you. Join us to discuss this 1982 sex positive musical and find out if it holds up!

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