The List

Was this a bucket list movie?

Ryan and Katie discuss the Romantic Comedy that broke the mold, and how character development can make or break a movie. 

Was this a bucket list movie?

It's a good episode, yah? You should listen to it, dontcha know? 

Was this a bucket list movie?

This episode is Huge, Gigantic even! Giant from 1956 boast a star studded cast, Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, and James Dean tune in to find out if this film holds up to its name. 

Was this a bucket list movie?

Ryan and Katie watch and discuss 1953's Shane, a movie about a gunslinger with a conscience and a little boy with an interesting voice. 

Was this a bucket list movie?

Katie and Ryan talk about the Grapes of Wrath based on the John Steinbeck novel of the same name, the American Dust bowl, and continue their search for bucket list movies. 

Was this a bucket list movie?

Ryan and Katie discuss The Green Mile and briefly discuss things like dancing mice and The Meaning of Life. 

Was this a bucket list movie?

Ryan and Katie share their other-worldly experience and discuss the 1977 classic, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. 

Was this a bucket list movie?

For a movie about music, Katie manages to restrain herself and only sings twice in this episode. If you've enjoyed our agreement over the past few episodes, you're in for a surprise with this one. Listen now to find out who loves and who hates the 1975 classic Musical/Comedy Nashville. 

Was this a bucket list movie?

Katie and Ryan talk about the 1976 film, Network (not  to be confused with, The Network),  a chilling tell of a once popular newscaster, who realizes his career is over and  announces that he will commit suicide on live television, and the television network that will stop at nothing to drive up ratings. Tune in to see if it makes the list. 

Was this a bucket list movie?

Katie and Ryan discuss The Graduate, a movie about a young man seduced by an older woman, and the havoc it wreaks on both of their lives. +