This is our ninth episode, and each week we're watching and discussing a new Best Picture Academy Award Winner. For this episode we'll be discussing 1935's Mutiny on the Bounty, starring Clark Gable, Charles Laughton, and Franchot Tone and directed by Frank Lloyd.  

If you want to try to watch along with us, next episode will be 1936's The Great Zeigfield, and if you have anything you'd like us to mention about any of the Best Pictures, email us at [email protected].

This is our sixth episode, and each week we're watching and discussing a new Best Picture Academy Award Winner. For this episode we'll be discussing 1934's It Happened One Night, starring Clark Gable, and Claudette Colbert and directed by Frank Capra.  

If you want to try to watch along with us, next episode will be 1935's Mutiny On the Bounty, and if you have anything you'd like us to mention about any of the Best Pictures, email us at [email protected].

This is our sixth episode, and each week we're watching and discussing a new Best Picture Academy Award Winner. For this episode we'll be discussing 1933's Cavalcade.  

If you want to try to watch along with us, next episode will be 1934's It Happened One Night, and if you have anything you'd like us to mention about any of the Best Pictures, email us at [email protected].

This is a bonus episode, and each week we're normall watching and discussing a new Best Picture Academy Award Winner. For this episode indstead we'll be discussing the best picture nominees for this 2018.

If you want to try to watch along with us, next episode will be 1933's Cavalcade, and if you have anything you'd like us to mention about any of the Best Pictures, email us at [email protected].

This is our sixth episode, and each week we're watching and discussing a new Best Picture Academy Award Winner. For this episode we'll be discussing 1932's Grand Hotel, starring Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Lionel Barrymore, and Joan Crawford.  

If you want to try to watch along with us, next episode will be 1933's Cavalcade, and if you have anything you'd like us to mention about any of the Best Pictures, email us at [email protected].

This is our fifth episode, and each week we're watching and discussing a new Best Picture Academy Award Winner, and for this episode we'll be discussing 1931's Cimarron.  

If you want to try to watch along with us, next episode will be 1930's All Quiet On the Western Front, and if you have anything you'd like us to mention about any of the Best Pictures, email us at [email protected].

This is our fourth episode, and each week we're watching and discussing a new Best Picture Academy Award Winner, and for this episode we'll be discussing 1930's All Quiet On The Western Front.  The film stars Lew Ayres and was directed by Lewis Milestone.

 

If you want to try to watch along with us, next episode will be 1931's Cimarron, and if you have anything you'd like us to mention about any of the Best Pictures, email us at [email protected].

This is our third episode, and each week we're watching and discussing a new Best Picture Academy Award Winner, and for this episode we'll be discussing 1929's The Broadway Melody.  The film stars Bessie Love, Anita Page, and Charles King, and was directed by Harry Beaumont.  It was not only the first talkie to win Best Picture, but also the first musical to do so.

 

If you want to try to watch along with us, next episode will be 1930's All Quiet On the Western Front, and if you have anything you'd like us to mention about any of the Best Pictures, email us at [email protected].

Most people don't consider this to be an official Best Picture Winner, but in 1929 at the first Academy Awards, it won "Best Picture, Unique and Artistic Production," and so as the completionists that we are, Sarah and I decided to watch it as well.

The film stars George O'Brien, Janet Gaynor, and Margaret Livingston, and was directed by F.W. Murnau.

 

If you want to try to watch along with us, next episode will be 1929's The Broadway Melody, and if you have anything you'd like us to mention about any of the Best Pictures, email us at [email protected].

This is our first episode, and each week we're watching and discussing a new Best Picture Academy Award Winner, and for this episode we'll be discussing 1927's Wings which was the very first Best Picture Winner of all time.  The film stars Clara Bow, Charles 'Buddy' Rogers, and Richard Arlen, and is directed by William A. Wellman.  It was also the first notable appearance by Gary Cooper.

 

If you want to try to watch along with us, next episode will be 1927's Sunrise, and if you have anything you'd like us to mention about any of the Best Pictures, email us at [email protected].