Quarantinema

YOU'RE MY BOY BLUE! We discuss the early 2000's classic "Old School" and break down Will Ferrell's genius performance, Luke Wilson kinda sucks, and how did the guy who made this go on to direct "The Joker". Plus, there's a ghost in Connor's apartment.

Yeahhhhh we’re gonna need you to listen to this episode. Check out our review of “Office Space” as we discuss Mike Judge, a phenomenal first act, and Gary Cole needs more love. Plus Rapid Fire Reviews of “The Mandalorian”, “Cop Car”, and “Happiest Season”.

You shook Sinatra's hand, you should know better! We're wrapping our review of the "Ocean's" trilogy with a viewing of "Ocean's Thirteen". We break down the highs and lows of the cast, where the movie ranks among the trilogy, and Matt Damon needs to be funnier. Also, we forget to rank the movie...

Does George Clooney look 50? We're breaking down the very entertaining "Ocean's Twelve" and the return of a great ensemble cast, the unique brand of humor, and how the final twist taints an otherwise entertaining movie. Plus a Rapid-Fire Review of "Steve Jobs".

We got a first ballot "TNT We Know Drama" Hall of Famer for ya! We're joined by Senior Jewish Movie Correspondent Will Keller to discuss "Ocean's Eleven". We break down the cast, Don Cheadle's terrible accent, and who deserved the most money.

Hot damn, it's the Soggy Bottom Boys! We're talking "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" and how this outlier stands apart from the other Coen Brothers films. We also discuss George Clooney's performance, the cultural impact of the soundtrack, and "The Odyssey".

Calling all young people! We're talking "No Country for Old Men" and Javier Bardem's iconic performance, Josh Brolin's breakout role, and Connor recalls his first time watching this movie on an iPod Mini. Plus, a rapid fire review of "The Interview".

It's our 101st episode (apparently)! We're talking one of the great original comedies of the 21st century: "Napoleon Dynamite". We discuss Jon Heder's incredible performance, the impact of early social media and its cultural impact, and the infamous dance sequence. Plus a thank you to all the listeners over the last 100 episodes!

Holy Boston movies! We're talking "Mystic River" and Clint Eastwood's underrated career in the 21st century, amazing performances from the entire cast, and how the movie benefits from not having a "Boston guy" in the cast.

Hola, folks! It's our international DVD representative in the Quarantinema collection as we break down "The Motorcycle Diaries", a beautiful and unique take on the formative years of Che Guevara. We discuss the non-traditional storytelling of a prominent historical figure, we all need to watch for foreign films, and how the hell did this make it into the collection?