In this episode, Ian and Maggie talk through the 37th best picture, My Fair Lady. While the sets, costumes, and score were are phenomenal, Ian and Maggie were disappointed by some fundamental themes and performances. Make sure to tune in for some good old fashioned Best Pictures rants!

Maggie and Ian return with the delightfully comedic 36th Best Picture winner Tom Jones. Never heard of it? Well neither had they! In this episode, Maggie and Ian explain why the cinematography, performance, and fourth-wall breaking writing make this one a must see.

We're kicking off 2020 in grand style with the 1962 epic, Lawrence of Arabia. In part 2, Maggie and Ian pick up where they left off just after the capture of Aqaba. Get ready for frustration as their serious thoughts on the titular character of Lawrence turn into full blown problems.

As a heads up, Maggie and Ian could only get their hands on the 1989 restored directors cut; let them know if you have any thoughts on changes between the original release and the restored version!

We're kicking off 2020 in grand style with the 1962 epic, Lawrence of Arabia. In part 1, Maggie and Ian cover through the capture of Aqaba. Of course they are in love with the gorgeous cinematography and sweeping score, but they get ready for some serious thoughts on the titular character of Lawrence.

As a heads up, Maggie and Ian could only get their hands on the 1989 restored directors cut; let them know if you have any thoughts on changes between the original release and the restored version!

Special guest Lola is back to talk about the holiday classic White Christmas (1954). As a heads up, Ian's mic had some small issues so things are a little more staticy than normal, but we'll have that resolved before we come back in 2020.

Thank you so much for spending the year with us! Happy Holidays!!

Special Guest: Lola.

Maggie and Ian are joined by their friend Emma to discuss the holiday favorite A Christmas Story.

We're back to canon episodes! We're kicking off the 1960s with the 33rd Best Picture winner The Apartment, a dark romantic comedy by podcast favorite Billy Wilder. It's a bit of a long one folks, but let's face it. It's a movie from the 1960s about affairs and divorce. How could we not get a little ranty?