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Some movies don't make their greatness known right away. Sometimes you may have a bad experience with a movie only to have it stick in your brain somewhere, waiting to be rewatched and reevaluated months or years after the fact. In the first of two slacker comedies they didn't like on first viewing, Daniel and Amanda tackle the cult phenomenon that is The Big Lebowski: an oddball cocktail of character-based comedy, profane poetry, and a plot that is just begging to be explained.
Connery. Sean Connery. Daniel and Amanda say "hats off" to the Scottish screen icon by revisiting the famous role he helped originate. It's gold, guns, and girls Galore in James Bond's classic caper.
Rescue the damsel in distress, kill the bad guy, save the world. October wraps with Amanda's nostalgic scary movie, the effects-laden adventure/horror The Mummy starring Brandon Fraser. Sorry - "Brendan."
You might want to listen to this episode by lamplight, bröther. In the first of two nostalgic scary movie picks, Daniel dredges up fears close to his West Virginia roots. The pair discuss the mothman legend, what scares them, and whether they believe in ghosts.
The field. The lights. The glory. And not a football to be found. Amanda and Daniel discuss an inspirational, coming-of-age music drama that marches to the beat of its own Nick Cannon: Drumline.
A look back at one of Daniel's all-time favorites, Edgar Wright's inimitable and kinetic adaptation of the Bryan Lee O'Malley novels. Time to break out the 'L' word. No, the other 'L' word.
They may not be perfect, but they're both "10s." Amanda and Daniel switch from monster movies to chick flicks with this pair of love/hate romances.
In this pilot episode, Daniel and Amanda visit Tokyo circa 1954 to discuss the ultimate creature feature (also Anguirus is there).
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