{The following episode is from the show’s original format, wherein hosts Mike Natale & Tom Lorenzo would each recommend a film for the other. Though circumstances, and some of our opinions, have changed since, we’re keeping these early episodes on the feed for posterity’s sake}
A documentary double feature as Mickey and Tom examine two very different sides of cinema. First, Mickey has Tom travel through the Disney Renaissance with Waking Sleeping Beauty, then Tom takes Mickey to the fringes of film history with the story of Larry King Cohen.
{The following episode is from the show’s original format, wherein hosts Mike Natale & Tom Lorenzo would each recommend a film for the other. Though circumstances, and some of our opinions, have changed since, we’re keeping these early episodes on the feed for posterity’s sake}
Mickey is across the country, so Sierra Webb joins the show alongside Tom to talk two favorite films of theirs. Tom finally gets to talk about his all-time favorite film, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly. Then Sierra pays tribute to a childhood fav with the Disney classic Mulan.
{The following episode is from the show’s original format, wherein hosts Mike Natale & Tom Lorenzo would each recommend a film for the other. Though circumstances, and some of our opinions, have changed since, we’re keeping these early episodes on the feed for posterity’s sake}
Finally, the holy trinity series is here! After being promised since 2018, Mickey & Tom finally kick off their Holy Trinity series. Both hosts pick one of their "holy trinity" of directors, and have the other watch something from that director's filmography.
In this final episode, Tom feels nothing but Contempt when Mickey makes him watch Jean-Luc Godard's Le Mepris, and Tom gives Mickey a taste of Walter Hill's Southern Comfort.
{The following episode is from the show’s original format, wherein hosts Mike Natale & Tom Lorenzo would each recommend a film for the other. Though circumstances, and some of our opinions, have changed since, we’re keeping these early episodes on the feed for posterity’s sake}
Finally, the holy trinity series is here! After being promised since 2018, Mike & Tom finally kick off their Holy Trinity series. Both hosts pick one of their "holy trinity" of directors, and have the other watch something from that director's filmography.
In this second of three episodes, there's a Starman waiting in the sky, Tom thinks that Mike should meet him 'cause he thinks it'd blow his mind (and it does). Then Mike leaves Tom completely Bamboozled with one of Spike Lee's most divisive films.
{The following episode is from the show’s original format, wherein hosts Mike Natale & Tom Lorenzo would each recommend a film for the other. Though circumstances, and some of our opinions, have changed since, we’re keeping these early episodes on the feed for posterity’s sake}
Finally, the holy trinity series is here! After being promised since 2018, Mike & Tom finally kick off their Holy Trinity series. Both hosts pick one of their "holy trinity" of directors, and have the other watch something from that director's filmography.
In this first of three episodes, Mike has Tom watch Woody Allen's 1985 fantasy The Purple Rose of Cairo and Tom has Mike visit the very beginning of Steven Spielberg's career with 1971's Duel.
{The following episode is from the show’s original format, wherein hosts Mike Natale & Tom Lorenzo would each recommend a film for the other. Though circumstances, and some of our opinions, have changed since, we’re keeping these early episodes on the feed for posterity’s sake}
Mike and Tom celebrate the 10 Year Anniversary of the 81st Academy Awards, which took place in February of 2009 to honor the films of 2009. They'll get in depth about Best Picture nominees Milk, Frost/Nixon, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Reader and of course Slumdog Millionaire, then peruse the other categories, talk shocks and snubs, and even touch on the impending Oscars for the year 2018.
Mike and Tom are joined by The Backlog host Kyle Lampar to chat with playwright and actor Mark Levy about his new show CC: You In Hell and one of the films that inspired it, Scream (1996).
Mike and Tom count down their Top Ten movies of the year in the You're Missing Out 2018 Year End Wrap Up (Part 1 of 3)
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About You're Missing Out: A National Film Registry Podcast
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Since 1989, the National Film Registry has selected 25 films each year that are deemed "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant". In each episode, Mike Natale (Yahoo!) and Tom Lorenzo…
(Men's Journal) bring on a special guest to take a look at one of the films from the registry, to get to the heart of why these films matter.
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