Movies You Should Love

Scott and Loren join The Wild Bunch for one last job.  Then they’ll retire to old Mexico and will never be seen again — but they’ll keep podcasting.  So don’t you worry.  They’re not riding off into the sunset just yet. 

Loren and Scott find The Apartment cozy, comfortable, and centrally located. 

Scott is Spartacus! Loren is Spartacus! I am Spartacus! You are Spartacus! We all scream for Spartacus! 

Scott and Dean debate The Hunger Games, celebrate John Carter, and generally discuss adaptation. Find Dean online at DeanTrippe.com 

Scott and Loren take a quiet moment to enjoy the Sunrise. They also delve into the recent release of The Hunger Games. 

Scott and Loren board the Titanic, their pockets empty, their heads full of dreams and their hearts on their sleeve (and at least one of them is not impressed). 

Loren and Scott give Easy Rider a hard time (but ultimately respect it). 

Ladies and gentlemen . . . I guess that takes in most of you . . . Scott and Loren are proud to present A Night at the Opera! 

Are video games art?  Can they be?  Scott and Loren look at the Mass Effect 3 controversy and discuss why video game movies haven’t made it to the next level yet. 

Loren and Scott get into the thick of it as they dive into Platoon.

Loren and Scott calmly, coolly, and collectively discuss the fate of 12 Angry Men. 

At Jared’s behest, Loren and Scott try to make sense of The Stuff. 

Loren and Scott discuss the difficulties of Bringing Up Baby. 

Because you demanded it!  Well, actually, because Nick Young demanded it, Scott takes a look at the anime thriller Perfect Blue! 

In which our heroes are surprised and spooked out by The Sixth Sense.

Scott and Loren discuss the slightly befuddling, the quite meandering, but the generally entertaining Swing Time. 

Scott and Loren sit down with filmmaker Leslie Foster to discuss the good, the bad, the ugly, and the inspiring about documentaries and documentary filmmaking. 

In this exciting episode Scott and Loren take on Sophie’s Choice, the classic movie that asks what you would do in the worst possible situation imaginable. This light-hearted romp includes looks at a couple of other movies, including Robert Zemeckis’ A Christmas Carol, Death Becomes Her, The Trip, and Jurassic Park. 

Is this the best Scorcese picture? Not according to the Academy, but Scott and Loren might have a different opinion. Other films discussed include The Thing, Footloose, Red State, In Time, and the tv show The Walking Dead. Also discussed are our expectations of the theater experience, and what we think of sticky floors. 

In this episode, recorded in October of 2011, Scott and Loren discuss the classic cop thriller The French Connection. They also discuss how impressed they are with Ryan Gosling, how tired Conan O’Brien seems when on tour, and pay tribute to Steve Jobs.