The Lost City of Z

Join us as we discuss James Gray's 2017 epic in LOST CITY OF Z! We chat about the careers of the leads, James Gray in the 2010s, the movies profound ending, thirst watches

Mitchell Beaupre (Letterboxd) returns for Promised Land! Together we chat about fracking and why its awesome

Andrew Kendall returns for Barry Jenkins’ masterpiece IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK! Together we chat about best picture follow ups, the warmth and humanism that keeps this movie interesting, Oscars 2019, James Baldwin and how its one of the very best of the decade

Specific Liz joins us for 2013's ABOUT TIME. Together we chat about time travel logic, Rachel McAdams, Richard Curtis career, manipulative to cutesy romance? I don't sound very good in this sorry! -Jack

Marin Karr returns as we chat about one of the more uh forgotten adaptations of Shakespere in Joss Whedon MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Together we talk comparisons to Kennth Branagh, Whedon' misunderstanding the text, The Odyssey casting, Marin's new pod and Shakespeare that needs a reimagining

Carrie Wittmer (The Ringer, Vulture) returns for Darren Aronofsky’s psychological thriller with Black Swan! Together we chat about how timely the movie felt in 2010, Natalie Portman’s dark personal life and career, hang nail trauma, the movies legacy and the Aronofsky’s cultural standing

Soraya Sebghati (Night Talks band) returns to talk all things LA with 2014’s Starry Eyes. Together we chat about psychologizing hollywood, indie rock bands, character actors, Avatar and 90 horror films 

Cassidy Olsen is back to chat with us about 2010s dystopian dram in NEVER LET ME GO. Together we discuss the careers of the three leads, Alex Garland: screenwriter, crying during movies, tumblr and the bleak tone inside a coming of age film

Ella McKay heads, stay in line! Critic Jesse Hassenger is back to talk all things James L Brooks with his late period rom com with HOW DO YOU KNOW! Together we discuss the careers of the three leads, the look of the movie, Brooks’ legacy with film nerds, Jack Nicholson’s final role and how the movie fails its joke writting 

Luke Larson (L Squared pod) returns for the holidays as we discuss the 2015 comedy The Night Before. Together we discuss the time Luke was nearly canceled, careers of the three leads, Gen Z friendships, lack of Christmas movies in the decade, almost meeting Lizzy Caplan and how Michael Shannon is always good