We’re ending our Season 3: Puppy Love with a bit of literal puppy love from the Disney Animation classic Lady and the Tramp (1955). We discuss the über famous spaghetti scene, how big of a menace the pound was back in the day and how you shouldn’t judge a stray by its fur.

Season 3: Puppy Love

This week we’re breaking down the incredibly cute 2005 flick Little Manhattan, starring a very young Josh Hutcherson and helmed by power couple Mark Levin and Jennifer Flackett.

Season 3: Puppy Love

Continuing in the theme of young love, this week we’re talking about Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom. We discuss the flick’s aesthetic, the flawless costume design and the amazing casting. Tune in for an episode that made us smile so much our cheeks hurt!

Season 3: Puppy Love

In this episode, we talk about the 1991 flick My Girl, relive our childhood trauma of seeing Macaulay Culkin being stung do death and muse about the casting of Dan Aykroyd as Mr. Sultenfuss. Bel also goes completely off-topic to mention her favorite role of Jamie Lee Curtis’.

Season 3: Puppy Love

We’re starting off our new season discussing the 1994 Penelope Spheeris flick, The Little Rascals. Tune in to hear us talking about cute kids and fun cameos - especially Reba McEntire’s A.J. Ferguson - and to join in on a whole lot of laughter!

In our Season 2: Meg Ryan finale, we talk about yet another Nora Ephron flick, You’ve Got Mail. We discuss Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan reuniting after Sleepless in Seattle, online dating - obviously -, and go off about the Paddington 2/Citizen Kane Rotten Tomatoes war.

This week we’re discussing the now-Disney animated classic, Anastasia. But mostly we just spend a long time talking about Dimitri, the dreamboat. Tune in for some interesting historical trivia and our opinions on the various accents of the cast and Anya’s beautiful outfits.

In this episode we talk about yet another Meg Ryan flick, When A Man Loves A Woman. We’re charmed by Andy Garcia’s character Michael, we regret Philip Seymour Hoffman’s diminished screen time and quiz each other on each books the characters read.

This week we’re breaking down Nora Ephron’s Sleepless in Seattle. We discuss love in the movies versus in real life, Sam (Tom Hanks) and Jonah’s hygiene habits and how Bill Pullman’s character Walter is perfect... for someone.

To kick off Season 2: Meg Ryan, we talk about the classic romcom When Harry Met Sally (Kiley’s favorite!) We discuss which cookies are the best, Bel makes a somewhat shocking confession and Kiley associates the cast with Disney-owned movies.