“No, sir, I will not yield!” In today’s episode, we discuss Frank Capra’s Mr. Smith Goest to Washington starring Jean Arthur and James Stewart.

“Today… we celebrate our Independence Day!” Join us as we talk about this 90s classic film and how Ben has changed his views on it over the years. 

Welcome back! Today, join Sarah and Al as they finish their discussion on The Sound of Music and Mary Poppins.

The hills are alive… with the sound of Julie Andrews’ beautiful voice. Sarah is joined by her father, Al, in this 2 part special to discuss The Sound the Music and Mary Poppins. 

It’s finally here. A long time coming, we to sit down today and talk about one of our favorite directors, Christopher Nolan and his film, Dunkirk.

This week’s film is an absolute train wreck and we love every bit of it. Join us as we get a bit nostalgic today to talk about Sean Connery’s last movie, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. 

Spencer Tracy, “This land has a name today, and is marked on maps. But the names and the marks and the maps all had to be won, won from nature and from primitive man.” In today’s episode, we sit down to discuss the epic western, How the West Was Won. 

To sum up what this film is essentially about: pride. Today, we talk about Fred Zinnemann’s film From Here to Eternity, based off James Jones 1951 novel of the same name. 

The main song from this film got stuck in our heads longer than we wanted to. Join us as we discuss the musical, Meet Me in St. Louis, based off Sally Benson’s novel of the same name.

We headed back to the romance genre this week and to say we had some strong feelings about this film is an understatement. Today, we talk about Mike Newell’s 1994 British romantic comedy, Four Weddings and Funeral.