A real blast from the past. Out of nowhere, a classic, vintage, lost episode. Mike Nichols, Elaine May, Lubezki, a talented cast, Miami, Grant Heslov, a treasure trove of delight

They discuss Babylon and other movies, the holidays, elvis accents, lethal weapon, other things, very funny and entertaining things, please listen and you'll find out just how funny and entertaining.

There are some episodes of Movies are dead where you sit down and listen with a notepad and pen nearby and there are some you just listen to in the background while you bake a cherry pie or do some sudoku, and uhhh,  I'm afraid that this episode is the latter. But still there's comfort to be had in listening to two dudes try to figure something out together against all the odds. 

They talk about all the hot movies! Bones and All! The Fabelmans! The Whale! and the hottest movie of all.... The Passion of Anna! You heard about the passion of the Christ but now... the passion of anna? That's right, settle in with some hot cocoa and listen NOW

They are back again, don't worry. Dismal December. Bergman. they go all in on Winter light, trying to be all smart and shit plus, also they talk about the sight and sound best movies of all times list, and so on

Discussion of the motion pictures Nope and E.T: the extra terrestrial. They are earnest in this one. in a summer mood. Aliens. Summer. The good ol days yknow the deal. 

Host 1 and Host 2 try to reignite Carol Fever in the good ol USA. Let's see if it works! We all need more Carol in our lives. 

“Everywhere is walking distance if you have the time.”   

They're back at it again! 

One of em can't sleep, one of em's car broke down, they ramble and rant about insomnia, the economy, the future and so on. They liked Crimes of the future a lot and thought 42nd Street was okay except for the dance sequences. They're doing their best, they're going through a rough time! 

They talk a little bit about Woody Allen's sleeper then descend into a bitter screed against their former classmates and the state of filmmaking at large. They really had a bug up their butt in this one, they're losing it probably.