Wherein the Thousand Movie guy and Pavel Klein, film critic for Punch Drunk Movies, resume their conversation from last week -- this time covering STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI and the forthcoming CLOVERFIELD movie.

Wherein the Thousand Movie guy talks again with Pavel Klein, film critic for Punch Drunk Movies, about Ridley Scott, Spielberg, and the risks of being super prolific even for masters of their craft.

Wherein the narrator talks about why this was such a productive year, what was learned about hosting screenings, and where to go with the Project in 2018.

Wherein the narrating twentysomething talks about the social downside, come Christmastime, of being so saturated in old movies.

Wherein the host is joined by movie critic Pavel Klein, of Punch Drunk Movies, to talk about David Lynch, movies that feel smarter than us, Star Wars and Kevin Smith and the need for critics to be self-aware.

Wherein a twentysomething rambles, works himself up, about not understanding movies that are supposedly masterpieces, made by geniuses, but trying to write about them anyway.

Wherein a twentysomething suggests, contrary to evidence, that he knows how to manage his time.

Wherein the narrator talks about a new horror movie, the resurgence of an old franchise, and whether we're still in the right time or place for it to prosper.

Wherein a free screening of a campy old movie becomes way more enjoyable than it ought to've been.

Wherein the speaker talks in a groggy NPR voice and then compares his fear of commitment to a romantic comedy from the 1930s.