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Tim & Andrew made it through all 9 Best Picture nominees. They liked some more than others, but overall this is a pretty strong batch of films. Hear their thoughts on each film and other Oscary goodness.
Call Me By Your Name (1:10), Darkest Hour (6:32), Dunkirk (10:24), Get Out (14:04), Ladybird (19:42), Phantom Thread (24:28). The Post (29:30), The Shape of Water (35:22) Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri (41:01) additional Oscar related thoughts (44:47)
Your Dead Letter postmen discuss the 18th installment in Marvel's Cinematic Universe.
The nominees are in! Hear Tim and Andrew's reactions about what they've seen, what they haven't, and what they are (and aren't) looking forward to.
Tim and Andrew dive into the latest episode in the space saga. Also porgs.
Marvel's latest entry is almost a buddy comedy. We had a good time and ate the metaphorical popcorn. We just can't believe there are 17 of these movies now. Have a listen!
The cult classic somehow gets a sequel 35 years later. We liked it more than expected. Hear our thoughts.
Tim and Andrew weigh in on a few more summer flicks and discuss their favorites.
Logan Lucky (1:01) The Hitman's Bodyguard (7:23) and others (12:54)
The man in black fled across the desert, the gunslinger followed, and Tim and Andrew talk about it.
Nolan's 10th feature gets discussed and Andrew realizes the degree of his American-ness.
Tim and Andrew share their thoughts on the new teenage awkward arachno-boy film.
Tim and Andrew return with a "Summer Digest" podcast about Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (00:00), Wonder Woman (7:38), The Mummy (17:25), and Baby Driver (26:42). Have a listen.
Tim and Andrew expound on the new Alien flick. It was better than Prometheus, at least. Though that isn't a great feat...
Andrew takes you through the original cinematic universe with the Universal Studios monster films from 1931-1948.
Tim and Andrew review the continuing adventures of Marvel's favorite A-holes.
Tim and Andrew relax a little and talk about the other pop culture stuff they've been consuming.
We know the new one has been out for a bit, so we thought it would be fun to discuss three different versions of the famous fairy tale. The two Disney versions and the 1946 Jean Cocteau film are discussed at length.
Tim and Andrew got to check out the new monster movie starring Anne Hathaway.
Here are Tim and Andrew's thoughts about what went down that fateful night with the Academy...
Tim and Andrew watched all the Best Picture nominees so you didn't have to. Here are their thoughts and possible outcomes for each of the films.
A couple of times Andrew had to patch up his side of the recording so it might sound a little different from time to time.
Tim and Andrew discuss what might be the greatest movie musical of all time. Turns out that vamp at the beginning is not Cyd Charisse but an actress named Judy Landon. Andrew feels embarrassed about that.