Our summer movie series continues with a small nod to the 4th of July and one of the biggest movies ever released - Jaws. We discuss how a lot of this movie seemed to be accidental, yet it went on to create the concept of the summer blockbuster.

It's summer vacation in Acme Acres! We get into a brief history of the show and dive into internet rumors about its ending. We also reminisce about childhood cartoons and point out the many, many pop culture references in this movie.

Tiny Toons Stalker Youtube video: https://youtu.be/crgHPztPVzc?si=Pfr5sR1V-mB1TJYW

There's no crying in baseball, and technically there isn't any crying in this episode either. We give you a little history lesson, discuss the antics the actors got up to in order to entertain the extras, and of course analyze the eternal question of whether Dottie really dropped that ball on purpose.

Welcome to Jurassic Park...the podcast episode. We talk about the allure of big summer blockbusters, all the versions of Jurassic Park that could have been, and the experience of watching this movie as a parent with too much prior dino knowledge.

We're kicking off season 2 and our summer movie series! Today we're talking about the movie that launched Alicia Silverstone into superstardom, Clueless! We discuss this movie's endless pop culture appeal, what Josh's real age might be, and what happened to Brittany Murphy.

Val Kilmer passed away at the beginning of April. We thought it would be fun to look back at his career and particularly the movie that introduced us 90s kids to him - Batman Forever.

In today’s episode, we talk about similar themes and other connections we’ve encountered in season one. Will we also reveal our favorite episode, which picks stood out to us, and some of our funny moments that didn’t make the cut. So let us pull back the curtain as we talk about the good, the bad, and the things that didn’t go quite the way we had expected.

Most of us seem to like movies. Some of us really like movies. But there are some of us that REALLY like movies. Like, a lot. We're talking about those of us who watch films repeatedly for entertainment, for education, for inspiration, for an escape. We all start out as casual viewers, but what film pushed us into obsession? What was the film that made us want to know more, to learn, to study, and to possibly create? These are the movies that stretched the limits of what we thought films could do, left us in awe, and set us down a path of needing to watch more.