Martin Scorsese has been making feature films since 1967, and we have finally sat down and reviewed one of them! We start a three week series where each host selects a disc off their shelf, and we review it. This week, Ryan selected the Netflix exclusive film, The Irishman. While critically acclaimed overall, many had issues with the length and extensive use of CGI de-aging. Did it work for our hosts? Next week we're back with Brendan's pick, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World!

We finally need a pilot! After talking about doing it for weeks, we're here with our review of Flight Risk! Conor was pumped for this one, but did it live up to expectations? Come back next week as we start a fun little series with our review of Martin Scorsese's The Irishman!

NOTE: Brendan's laptop crashed half way through recording the podcast so we had to use the backup audio for the back half. So it won't be our normal audio quality. Sorry!

We are down a Conor this week but Brendan and Ryan are here to talk about Oscar hopeful Conclave. Does this thriller set in the Vatican work for us? Come back next episode for our review of Flight Risk finally!

There's something in the water! It's our review of Jaws! We wrap up our look back at 1975 with the "original blockbuster". Does it hold up for our hosts? We'll be back next week with probably an Oscar contender, we need to figure that out. Then Flight Risk soon after!

There's something in the water! It's our review of Jaws! We wrap up our look back at 1975 with the "original blockbuster". Does it hold up for our hosts? We'll be back next week with probably an Oscar contender, we need to figure that out. Then Flight Risk soon after!

It's late summer in Brooklyn and we are sweat-y. We review another Best Picture nominee from 1975, Sidney Lumet's Dog Day Afternoon! Come back next week as we wrap up our 1975 series with Jaws!

Conor and Ryan finish their look back at the films of 2024 with their Top 10s! Come back next week as we review Dog Day Afternoon as a part of our 1975 retrospective.

It's January, and you know what that means?! Best of the year time! In this part one, Conor and Ryan go over their awards (not serious) for the year along with a bottom 5 of the year, honorable mentions, and our picks for the 20-11th best films of the year. Come back next time for our Top 10s!

NOTE: We recorded and edited this before yesterday's news that The Brutalist used generative AI. So you can add that to the section where I discuss AI in the films that are made today. I would have put Hit Man most likely as my #20 if I learned this prior to recording.

Brendan, Logan, and Ryan chat about losing one of the best to ever do it, David Lynch.

Oops. We forgot to mention this was our 150th episode. Oh well! We continue our 1975 series with the Best Picture winning film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. No 70s series is complete without a Nicholson performance so we made sure to have one. Come back next week when we review one of Conor's favorite films of all time, Dog Day Afternoon!