Luke and Isaac sit to to hash out the newest take on the caped crusader! Is Luke convinced this Batman is the greatest detective in the world? Join us and find out.

These probably aren't ones you've heard of, but they're definitely worth checking out! Short films aren't talked about as much as blockbuster feature films, but there's a ton of creativity to discover. These are collaborators of Janelle Monáe and Childish Gambino, usually working together on music videos. Great talent displayed here! 

This week, we focus on love because of Valentine's Day. It's a little different than you might expect, though. We focus on a love for music, family, and life. I just wanted to broaden the scope of Valentine's Day week a little bit. I love all of these movies, but I think if you had to watch them in a certain order, I would watch Lovers Rock, Hair Love, and then Soul. It's a great triple feature.

Big shout out to these directors bringing us this amazing art: 

Pete Doctor, Kemp Powers (Soul) Steve McQueen (Lovers Rock) Matthew A. Cherry, Everett Downing Jr., and Bruce W. Smith (Hair Love).

This is a great episode on three 10/10 movies. Each are fun & influential in their own way. I'm a huge fan of rewatchable movies and all of these movies are super fun to rewatch. We got some superstars starring in this episode: Spike Lee, Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Jai White, BB King, Stevie Wonder, Sly and the Family Stone, and even Questlove. These are important movies for many different reasons, but all are worth a watch. 

What do you watch on February 2? Groundhog Day of course, babee! Listen to Isaac talk about not just Groundhog Day but other fantastic comedies such as Top Secret! starring Val Kilmer & the excellent One Cut of the Dead. If you're sick of zombie movies, One Cut of the Dead is perfect for you because it's so fresh, clever, & inventive. If you're sick of lackluster comedies, Top Secret! is perfect for you because you'll never know what the next joke will be. Just watch the trailer and see how you like it! Also, as you probably know, Bill Murray gives one of his best performances in Groundhog Day and, fun fact, he was going through a divorce at the time and was allegedly hard to work with. Maybe that helped him be an asshole in the movie. Who knows! 

Today we talk about Fargo, First Reformed, and Howl's Moving Castle. Dude, heck yeah. These are all 5 star movies. You should listen to this episode and then watch the movies for yourself! And then, you should form your own opinion. And then give US 5 stars on your platform for listening. Then! DM us on @WaveFramePod if you read this whole description. I am reluctantly typing this because it'll probably make the SEO give me one more listener. Yay! 

Come join Isaac and Anna on a longer talk on the three movies and how they're connected. They're all fantastic movies, but they all strike a deeper chord in different ways. Listen in on how the three movies tackle Manifest Destiny, Classism, and White Supremacy. I capitalized all of those words for no reason but I'm not going to take the time to change it. These are essential conversations to have and important movies to encourage those dialogues. Thanks for listening! 

156 Round Two, baby! The Grand Budapest Hotel, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Wings of Desire all hold so much talent. Wes Anderson, Shane Black, and Wim Wenders are loved globally for such different reasons, but each of them made a movie that is fantastic for the month of January. Sit back, relax, and rent a movie you'll most likely love!

Return to talking about Bleachers with Ben Adamson and Isaac –– this time they've seen Bleachers live! Very exciting. Hear about Jack Antonoff's amazing performance along with the dueling saxophonists. They talk about how the album has helped them love the small moments in life and say goodbye to treasured memories and people.