Screen Cleaning "Quick Clean" Review of "The Courier"

Movies come and go, but every person has a handful of movies that they will always come back to in their viewing habits. Join host Jeff Simpson and guest Rod Gustafson as they discuss their personal favorite timeless movies, movies that will always hold a special place in their heart.

Host Jeff Simpson and guest Rod Gustafson discuss the 2021 Annie Awards for animation and some of their favorite animatred movies.

With Oscar season approaching soon, host Jeff Simpson welcomes guest Rod Gustafson to discuss some of their favorite Oscar winners from years past. They'll be looking at several Oscar categories for this retrospective into movie history.

Today hosts Jeff Simpson and Cole Wissinger are looking back on the biggest movies trends of the 2000s in a continuation of our Decades in Movies series. Along the way, they'll look at movie adaptations of books, Leonardo Dicaprio's breakout career, and much more. Stick around to hear about the biggest and best of the 2000s.

A 'Quick Clean' is an extra segment where we bring you movie reviews we didn't get to during the show. This week we're reviewing the Spy Thriller, "The Courier", starring Benedict Cumberbatch. The film is rated PG-13 and is in theaters now.

For our 125th episode, hosts Jeff Simpson and Cole Wissinger are looking back on the career of funnyman and bonafide movie superstar Robin Williams. They'll be looking at every part of his career, analyzing what made him so funny, and discussing their favorite Robin Williams movies.

Jeff and Cole love movies. And every week they talk about movies they enjoy or want to highlight for one reason or another, but today is special. It's time for another installment of the Screen Cleaning Hall of Fame, where the entire show is devoted to taking a deep dive on just two movies. Movies that go on the shelf with the best of the best. Enjoy us gush over what is great about "Clue" and "Stranger Than Fiction".

Part two of our tour across the United States of Movies. East of the Mississippi we have the rough and tumble Boston movies, southern charm and southern music, and the laid back kindness of the mid-west. What state has the best movies? Is New York or LA the place to be? We're filling up the RV and continuing the tour, here on Screen Cleaning.

Sundance and Slamdance are winding down a unique festival season. South of the ski slopes of Robert Redford's hang out is Orem, Utah and this weekend's LDS Film Festival. Jeff, Cole, and Avery caught a few of the new features that are premiering and have reviews today. We also look back at some of the great movies you might have forgot got their start in the festival circuit. Screen Cleaning is pretty indie, you've probably never heard of it.

A couple Oscars contenders are available this weekend. Jeff, Cole, and Avery review Minari after seeing it in theaters (with popcorn) for the first time in what feels like forever. In addition to being a powerful family drama, it also shows off the beauty of the state of Arkansas. And I can't think of another Arkansas movie. So what is the most iconic movie from each state in the US? Today is part one, tackling everything west of the Mississippi. We know Hollywood loves making movies about Hollywood, and we love talking about them on Screen Cleaning.