Marty is on Letterboxd just in time for Killers of the Flower Moon!

In this episode, Olivia and Isaac team up to discuss the director’s first film in four years! He’s been known to adapt books from a range of stunning true stories, and this historical journalistic effort from David Grann is monumental. Marty made something really stunning, truly overwhelming. Run, don’t walk, to see this Oscar contender. Then tune in to hear the conversation!

In this episode of Flyover Film Country, Jordan Gottsponer is back to discuss the 97th Academy Awards with Olivia and Isaac. They share their viewing experiences, predictions, and thoughts on the event's highlights and lowlights. They delve into the performance of the host, Conan O'Brien, the viewership trends, and the notable absences of major Hollywood stars. The conversation also touches on Isaac's weird pronunciation of Conan O'Brien's first name, the lack of trailers during the ceremony, the musical performances that took place, including a bizarre tribute to James Bond. Was Adrian Brody's acceptance speech THAT bad? Isaac gets heated. After that, the three share their own definitive awards, the first ever Walty's. Tune in to hear more!

Movies are back !!!!! (They said for the fourth time this year)

Also Walter IS in this episode, you just have to listen reaaaaal carefully for him.

The boys are back in town! Or at least Isaac is back on the pod (eye roll). But we actually had some great conversation. First, we discuss some Letterboxd nerd news, then the dominance of Inside Out 2 at the box office (we said it made $39 million but it actually made a staggering $154!!!), then the complexity that is Furiosa, and finally, Walter had his magnum opus on the newest Star Wars series The Acolyte.

Bryan lee O'Malley's best-selling comics are the basis for the 2010 film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Olivia and Isaac break down how the two are similar and different and also get on a gripping tangent regarding supporting local libraries.

Lady Bird is Greta Gerwig's 2017 masterpiece debut. It's legitimately a perfect movie. That is all that needs to be included in the shownotes.