Watching The Right Movies with The Renkoski Brothers

Ben and Nick close their Third Season, appropriately, discussing the The Third Man. This classic noir tale of post-war Vienna is hailed as one of the greatest movies of all time, and hopefully you will see why after closing out this season with the Renkoski Brothers.

Ben and Nick try not to preach while discussing the very preachy Inherit the Wind, telling the fictionalized story of the Scopes Monkey Trial.

The brothers discuss the intersecting stories and problems of miscommunication in Alejandro González Iñárritu's Babel from 2006.

Ben and Nick talk climbing the corporate ladder, sexism, and Manhattan real estate prices of the '60s as they discuss The Apartment.

Get ready for an unforgettable night out on the town as Ben and Nick talk about one of Martin Scorsese's lesser known works: After Hours. 

Ben and Nick dive in to the classic of world cinema, L'Avventura from director Michelangelo Antonioni. Get ready for a lot less adventure than you were expecting and a lot more ennui.

Ben and Nick discuss the screw ball comedy "My Mad Godfrey" where a rich socialite hires a homeless man to be her butler, and then - gasp! - fall in love with him.

The brothers talk about the suspenseful subway thriller "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three" from 1974. It's got Walter Matthau, Robert Shaw and tons of New Yawker accents.

Ben and Nick make a deal with the devil to watch Mephisto, the 1981 Hungarian classic about a German actor who rises in popularity under the Nazi regime.

Ben and Nick discuss Stanley Kubrick's passion project about an Irish rogue climbing the 18th century social ladder in Europe.