Working Title

#198--Groundhog Day (1993). In this episode we enter a loop where we discover that Bill Murray may or may not be an asshole.  In this episode we enter a loop where we discover that Bill Murray may or may not be an asshole.  In this episode we enter a loop where we discover that Bill Murray may or may not be an asshole. 

#199--Beauty and the Beast (1991). In this episode we discuss the intricacies of furniture-based transfiguration.

  #200--Donnie Darko (2001). What even was this movie?

We're back from our short hiatus with the highly anticipated follow up to our special episode where we watch SLC Punk!  As reviewers with varying degrees of SLC, and varying degrees of Punk, we bring our uniquely qualified insight to this film.

 #201--The Imitation Game (2014). Thanks for joining us this week where we forget about reviewing this film and instead go on long tangents about the real life story upon which it was based.  But we did manage to "crack the code" on what situations Keira Knightley is permitted to be hot.

#202--Scent of a Woman (1992). HOOAH-lcome everybody to another episode after a long hiatus. This week we dive into HOOAH-L Pacino's Oscar winning performance as a crotchety old war vet who HOOs and AHs his way through wildly inappropriate adventures with his reluctant caretaker.

#203--The Exorcist (1973). We're back with one 'hell' of a movie! Join us as we try to stop Shane from making this movie into his version of Constantine.

#204--Dog Day Afternoon (1975). ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA!

#205--The Best Years of Our Lives (1946). This week we review the movie that beat out our previous movie at the Oscars (which isn't saying much). This film is about veterans, starring veterans, made by veterans, and now reviewed by veterans. If you're watching along and made it through this 3 hour-long ordeal of a movie, we thank you for your service!

#206--Brief Encounter (1945). This week we discuss relationships. Specifically railroad-based forbidden romances between less than stellar people, played by less than stellar people. But does it all amount to a less than stellar film?