In this engaging discussion, guest Carla shares her insights on the cult classic 'Empire Records.' The conversation dives into the film’s significance, the hilarity of contrasting opinions on 'E.T.,' and 90s nostalgia. They reflect on the film’s characters, particularly the trajectory of Renee Zellweger, and critique its plot while cherishing its quirky charm. Personal anecdotes add flavor, and the speakers playfully debate the film’s cultural impact, youth antics, and the memorable soundtrack that defines an era.

The discussion kicks off with nostalgic reflections on iconic performances by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. A hilarious take on Robin Williams' diverse film career highlights his lasting impact. The panel dives deep into the emotional complexities of 'Good Will Hunting,' weighing its narrative choices. Personal trauma stories related to math provide a humorous contrast to the film's themes of growth and relationships. Expect lively banter about character dynamics and the challenges of ambition versus comfort, showcasing the enduring relevance of the classic.

Dive into the hilarious chaos of a British countryside in a film that fuses comedy and action. The hosts dissect memorable performances, including a standout from Timothy Dalton, while reminiscing about iconic scenes and cultural references. Listen as they navigate the film's unique ending and explore the humor's reflection on evolving social norms. With anecdotes and insights, they also discuss the art of blending genres and their favorite films, making for a lively and entertaining analysis!

The discussion kicks off with the humorous complexities of 'High Fidelity', marking its place in film history while questioning its cinematic split. The hosts dive into the nostalgia of the 90s, exploring romantic failures and the significance of music. A playful debate emerges about modern privacy, likening phone books to our current data landscape. They ponder the meaning of 'high fidelity', tying it to both audio quality and relationships, while inserting moments of levity about alien diplomacy and the quirks of character development.

This week we go back in time and review the… bottom half of the list. We see what was the biggest mover, we debate if BMX Bandits should be higher, and we are exposed to yet more Andy movies 🙄 Andy completes the list replacing Four Lions, we discuss the whereabouts of Paul Hogan, Andy swaps the positions of 3 movies, we decide which is the best BTTF movie. And we really ask ourselves the tough question of...what would Eric Roberts do?

This week we deep dive into Andy's description of "Romantic Comedy", we debate if Drew Barrymore and Jennifer Aniston are the same person. We cover off why Andy is better than Roger Ebert, why the 80s is the best decade, and whether to have our bonus episode in Vegas. Join us for #51 the "Happy Romance" that is The Wedding Singer Quote: "You should write a song about this. You could call it i got punched in the nose for sticking my face in our people's business...[to which someone replies], Sounds like a country song" IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0146882/ @longplayvideo longplay.video

Andy fails to NOT build up another film 😁 Kev is adament he is not going to like this. We cover off Andy's man crush, and he discusses his time at prison school. We debate if anyone still plays Pro Evo? Whether this is the OG John Wick, and we leave with two questions; is Andy Props or Mayhem? Is the film more Alien or Predator? Weclome to #52 Attack The Block

We finally go to the original galaxy far and far away and it does seem like a long time. We welcome back our resident Star Wars correspondent (downgraded from expert because of Solo), Kev gets confused about Han being entombed in Kryptonite and we play a round of ‘which star wars character are you’. At number number 53 we talk about Empire Strikes Back! Quote: "I dont believe it!!!...And that is why you fail" IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080684/ @longplayvideo longplay.video

Dive into a nostalgic journey through the whimsical world of 'Labyrinth'! Discover why down is better than up and the hilarity of wearing two dresses. Tune in for a wild critique of Peter Pan and thoughtful reflections on darker themes in 80s kids' cinema. With a dash of humor, explore David Bowie's enchanting puppetry and the lasting impact of classic fantasy films. Get ready for some spirited rankings and deep dives into character dynamics that shaped cinema's storytelling legacy!

Freddie, a film enthusiast, and John Cleese, the legendary Monty Python star, engage in a lively discussion about Spider-Man's best portrayal. They humorously debate if they measure up to Monty Python's iconic humor and dissect the cultural significance of 'Life of Brian.' The conversation dives into nostalgic reflections on the film's satire, creativity in storytelling, and the evolving landscape of comedy. Expect unexpected insights, including an amusing live critique of parenting!