Happy St. Patty's Day to all you Subterraneans out there! We decided to celebrate by not only doing an Irish language film, but also making this our shortest episode to date. Because f**k JD and his culture. So strap on your fake Leprechaun beards, pour yourself a pint of Guinness, and sit back and listen to us discuss a time when it would've been illegal for you to drink certain alcohols.

This was a very special episode for SOOOOOOO many reasons. 1) We finally got Dante on the episode, making our show instantly 1,000 times cooler. 2) We did a movie that won an Oscar just one week ago. 3) We have a new sponsor. 4) Three straight males sit down for an hour and a half to discuss the perspective of a transgender woman. You won't want to miss our most politically correct episode yet!

You may think that this episode is about the 2014 Lee Pace movie with the tree-man and the songs from the 1970s, but no. This movie is MUCH better. And that is 100% due to the fact that Guardians of the Galaxy had no bear-men, and this movie has one bear-man. Case closed.

Check out all the cool new stuff on our website! Go to nosubsnecessary.com to see pictures of us, contact us, here our story, and see movie posters from all the episodes we've done so far!

Here's a list of 10 additional movies that are NOT Barakah Meets Barakah:

1. Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)

2. A Street Cat Named Bob (2016)

3. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)

4. Captain Blood (1935)

5. L'uccello Dalle Piume di Cristallo (1970)

6. Tangled (2010)

7. Lost Horizon (1937)

8. The Wedding Banquet (1993)

9. Aashiqui 2 (2013)

10. Big (1988)

Enjoy our idiocy.

Love is a tricky mistress. It comes in all shapes and sizes. Especially when you're as deeply in love and Ariel and J...I mean Violette and Jean-René in the film "Lolo". But when you add a pesky, child-like, adult son into the mix, things get a little trickier. All is far in love and war and convincing the government that your future stepfather is a cyber-terrorist.

Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes? With a special guest, we present to you our hands down longest episode to date. We discuss the ins and outs of this classic 2010, female empowerment story "Hisss." You're not going to want to missssssss this one. Ha! A snake pun! Crushing it.

Our dear, dear friend of many years Kristie Keleshian joined us on this one and it was a freaking blast. If you just can't get enough of Kristie's voice, she is a reporter for WMBC in New Jersey! Follow her on Twitter @KristieWMBC and find out where you can watch her stuff at www.wmbctv.com.

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Listen, is this the best movie we've ever watched? No. Is it the funniest? Maybe. Does it involve the most old perverts and slapstick comedy out of any movie we've ever watched? I'll answer that in the language of origin of this film: spaghetti. 

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Our first ever episode with a guest! And two of them to boot! In this episode, we unpack the dense crime-thriller that was "Amok", or "The Promotion" in it's English release. We tackle the intricacies of this movie that's only real complexity is just that the main character is really, really fucking depressed.

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If you thought that 54 seconds was too long to listen to a song from one of our movies, get ready to hear an entire minute! This time, we watched "Cook Up a Storm", a film that made us ask ourselves the important questions. How do we value the father figures in our lives? How many times can a film make you watch a chef's battle and still be compelling? Are fart jokes really necessary in a film like this? But mostly, it just made us really hungry.

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We're back watching some of that good Swedish, artsy film stuff. Based on a Roy Andersson joint, the highlights of this episode include some philosophical discussions on film, us forcing you to listen to 54 uninterrupted seconds of a song from the movie, and an audio bloop in the beginning where we lost a solid minute of our thoughts. What were they? Where's the glitch? I'll never tell (it's pretty easy to tell).

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