I'd See That

With heavy heart, Bobby and Geoff say goodbye to "I'd See That" with a final recording done on the fly on a long walk back to their hotel during the True/False Film Festival in Columbia, MO.

Bobby, Geoff, and return guest Cate Brecht of Babes Watch Buffy discuss the score, the acting, the beautiful lighting by Roger Deakins, and the misogyny of "Blade Runner 2049."

Credits:

Producers: Geoff George & Bobby Evers

Intro music: "Elk Mountain," by Melkbelly

Bobby, Geoff, and return guest Rosamund Lannin descend into the sewers and float through a conversation about IT.

Credits:

Producers: Geoff George & Bobby Evers

Intro music: "Elk Mountain," by Melkbelly

Bobby and Geoff sit alone for a conversation about "Mother!" and whether it was really as bad as all that.

Credits:

Producers: Geoff George & Bobby Evers

Intro music: "Elk Mountain," by Melkbelly

For our very first podcast-iversary, we talk with guest Mike Horky about Steven Soderbergh's return to the silver screen with "Logan Lucky." Verdict: we liked it!

Credits:

Producers: Geoff George & Bobby Evers

Intro music: "Elk Mountain," by Melkbelly

Bobby, Geoff, and guest and illustrator Shawn Bowers have a conversation about "Dunkirk" that's about as circular as the movie itself, with digressions about film vs. digital, Christopher Nolan's other work, and the movie "Pixels" (remember "Pixels"?)

Credits:

Producers: Geoff George & Bobby Evers

Intro music: "Elk Mountain," by Melkbelly

Bobby and Geoff sit down to discuss "The Beguiled" with Sofia Coppola superfans/stans Katie Diveley and Dane McDonald. Dont @ them—or do. It's your life.

Credits:

Producers: Geoff George & Bobby Evers

Intro music: "Elk Mountain," by Melkbelly

Bobby, Geoff, and guest Fran Hoepfner of the Onion discuss their love (or lack thereof, in Geoff's case) for Edgar Wright's much-hyped Baby Driver.

Credits:

Producers: Geoff George & Bobby Evers

Intro music: "Elk Mountain," by Melkbelly

Bobby, Geoff, and guest Susan Quesal do their best to understand the madness of "The Bad Batch" and do a deeper dive into what Susan's calling the new movement of Dubstep Cinema.

Credits:

Producers: Geoff George & Bobby Evers

Intro music: "Elk Mountain," by Melkbelly

Bobby, Geoff, and guest and dedicated fan Sara Neppl discuss how "The Book of Henry" completely failed to be about seven different movies at once. They also talk about Colin Trevorrow's defense of the movie, whether Des Moines, Iowa, is getting any hipper, and when/if bad guys deserve to die.

Credits:

Producers: Geoff George & Bobby Evers

Intro music: "Elk Mountain," by Melkbelly