Movie Date Night

Lauren blows Greg’s mind with the first screw-ball romantic comedy It Happened One Night starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert. Together our hosts explore the nuances of hitchhiking, the distinctiveness of how a man undresses himself and the historical significance of this underdog of a film. Music by bensound.com

Lauren blows Greg’s mind with the first screw-ball romantic comedy It Happened One Night starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert. Together our hosts explore the nuances of hitchhiking, the distinctiveness of how a man undresses himself and the historical significance of this underdog of a film. Music by bensound.com

Greg shows Lauren 2009’s dark comedy World’s Greatest Dad starring Robin Williams. They talk teenage over-compensation, posthumous popularity and its benefits for the living and together explore the unbreakable bond of love between a father and son, even if the kid is a giant douche bag. Music by bensound.com

Greg shows Lauren 2009’s dark comedy World’s Greatest Dad starring Robin Williams. They talk teenage over-compensation, posthumous popularity and its benefits for the living and together explore the unbreakable bond of love between a father and son, even if the kid is a giant douche bag. Music by bensound.com

This week, Lauren and Greg dig into 1959’s Journey to the Center of the Earth. Together we explore the depths of 19th century sexism, the love-hate relationships of James Mason, overly helpful Icelanders, and why you should always go spelunking with a duck. Music by Bensound.com

This week, Lauren and Greg dig into 1959’s Journey to the Center of the Earth. Together we explore the depths of 19th century sexism, the love-hate relationships of James Mason, overly helpful Icelanders, and why you should always go spelunking with a duck. Music by Bensound.com

In this latest episode Greg take Lauren into the Disney archives to experience 2001’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire. They discuss why Kida isn’t allowed in the Princess club, the faulty Atlantean language barrier and the problem with their forgetfulness, and together we try to uncover why this movie was more of a belly flop than a splash. Music by Bensound.com

In this latest episode Greg take Lauren into the Disney archives to experience 2001’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire. They discuss why Kida isn’t allowed in the Princess club, the faulty Atlantean language barrier and the problem with their forgetfulness, and together we try to uncover why this movie was more of a belly flop than a splash. Music by Bensound.com

Lauren gets Greg to Tune in to 1998’s Noir Sci-Fi film Dark City. Talking points for this confusing tale include Keifer Sutherland’s sexual breathing techniques, Rufus Sewell’s unhealthy obsession with the beach, and together our hosts explore the Mandela Effect, or did they? Music by: Bensound.com