Movie Date Night

In this episode Greg introduces Lauren to her lost childhood with Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame. The Two discuss what this movie teaches kids regarding gypsies, how themes of lust and sex almost got this movie a PG13 rating (Gasp!), and question is Quasimodo is actually just insane. Music by: http://www.bensound.com

Lauren and Greg contemplate this award winning 2012 Indy film Safety Not Guaranteed and the possible mechanics of time travel. Is Kenneth truly able to time travel or is it an elaborate delusion he successfully pulls Darius into? Our hosts discuss hazardous hobbies like flaming paper airplanes and amateur gun play, personal time travel destinations, and come up with their own interpretation for the ending of this film. Music: http://www.bensound.com

Lauren and Greg contemplate this award winning 2012 Indy film Safety Not Guaranteed and the possible mechanics of time travel. Is Kenneth truly able to time travel or is it an elaborate delusion he successfully pulls Darius into? Our hosts discuss hazardous hobbies like flaming paper airplanes and amateur gun play, personal time travel destinations, and come up with their own interpretation for the ending of this film. Music: http://www.bensound.com

Greg feels alone as we watch 1939's The Women, a unique film even by today's standard for having an entirely female cast. We discuss divorce loop-holes involving dude ranches, colorful fashion of the 1930s, and Greg sets a new life-goal for himself involving a chair. Music: http://www.bensound.com

Greg feels alone as we watch 1939's The Women, a unique film even by today's standard for having an entirely female cast. We discuss divorce loop-holes involving dude ranches, colorful fashion of the 1930s, and Greg sets a new life-goal for himself involving a chair. Music: http://www.bensound.com

In this episode, Greg shows Lauren the second half of the Grindhouse double feature, Death Proof. Our host discuss the differences between strong and weak female characters, their love for both Kurt Russell and Tracie Thoms, and try to come up with an alternate ending to this Tarantino film. Music: http://www.bensound.com

In this episode, Greg shows Lauren the second half of the Grindhouse double feature, Death Proof. Our host discuss the differences between strong and weak female characters, their love for both Kurt Russell and Tracie Thoms, and try to come up with an alternate ending to this Tarantino film. Music: http://www.bensound.com

Our first double feature movie date! Lauren shows Greg Oscar winning

Cold Mountain and Razzie nominated Beyond Borders. The duo discuss how

the two movies relate and differ, and discuss why one movie was a flop

and the other not. Will experiencing these movies through boyfriend

Greg's fresh eyes, change Lauren's feelings about these movies? Music: http://www.bensound.com

Our first double feature movie date! Lauren shows Greg Oscar winning

Cold Mountain and Razzie nominated Beyond Borders. The duo discuss how

the two movies relate and differ, and discuss why one movie was a flop

and the other not. Will experiencing these movies through boyfriend

Greg's fresh eyes, change Lauren's feelings about these movies? Music: http://www.bensound.com

Greg introduces Lauren to obscure 2007's Meet Bill staring Aaron

Eckhart. The two discuss how dvd trailers can tell you what kind of

success a movie had and if the movie is a comedy or not, and if that

question is the real problem with Meet Bill. Lauren admits that for a

movie with such a cliche plot the film itself manages to avoid the

cliche and even gives us a bonafide male character with an eating

disorder. The two also discuss the films awkward teenage crush plot line

and how this strange relationship ultimately distracts audiences from

the main character's plight. Music: http://www.bensound.com