Quince Van Orden and Al Larson discuss actor catchphrases and their favorite (and least favorite) films of 2021 and describe how they would make one of their least favorites a better movie in their Reboot/Remake game. 

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden talk to Austin Najar about The Magnificent Seven - the 1960 John Sturges western based on Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai. They talk about Austin's personal connection to the film as well as the near Shakespearean level of universality of the basis for the film and the films it inspired. They invent a new game called Vudu Presents Common Sense Media that they play, and have a variation of the Remake/Reboot Game. 

Podcast host, Al Larson, interviews his long-time collaborator and brother, August Larson, about why Napoleon Dynamite is his favorite movie. The two explore the relationships of Napoleon, Uncle Rico and Pedro, the relatability of the film and whether or not it still holds up today. Finally, we discuss what MCU movie we'd like Jared Hess to direct.

Your hosts, Al Larson and Quince Van Orden, battle two of their favorite romantic comedies against one another - When Harry Met Sally (1989) vs. Roxanne (1987). They've been given strict categories for them both to shine in. Listen on for fun trivia at the end.

Hosts Al and Quince interview Nathan Barton about the Tom Clancy thriller, The Hunt for Red October (1990), and try to understand why he's watched the movie hundreds of times.  They also play "Remake/Recast" for the movie The Fast and the Furious.

Hosts Al and Quince interview Nellie Ramirez, a Salt Lake schoolteacher, about one of her favorite movies -- Freedom Writers (2007). Following the true story of Erin Gruwell, a new high school english teacher in charge of the "rowdy" students at a voluntarily integrated high school in California, she does the first thing no other teacher has ever done and attempts to connect with them. Her empathy inspires the students and unites them in a bond tighter than most would've thought possible post-LA riots. We also play "Remake/Recast" of The Ten Commandments (1956).

Al Larson interviews co-host Quince Van Orden about Les Intouchables (2011 French) and what makes it so special to him and his wife. They play a trivia game about the movie and also introduce a game "Remake/Recast."