Apocalypse Now captivated a younger Sam as he endeavored to become more familiar with great American cinema, yet the movie languished on Paul's "must watch" list for years. Join us as we discuss the sights and sounds of Apocalypse Now, debate Martin Sheen's performance, and try to make sense of the broader questions that the film forces us to ask, such as: Is war good or bad? Is there a heart of darkness in all of us? Thanks for listening!

Fantastic Mr. Fox found two fired up fans in Sam and Paul 12 years ago. The meticulously constructed frames, eye catching textures (including fur with a staggering amount of detail), and energetic stop motion animation introduced us to the unique style of Wes Anderson. This movie took risks and made bold choices showing us new possibilities within film. Now that we have explored further into Wes Anderson's filmography, it's time to go back to the beginning and ask ourselves, Does it Hold Up? Thanks for listening!

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Inglourious Basterds showed young Sam and Paul that a war movie can borrow elements from spaghetti Westerns and blaxploitation films, begin its final act with a David Bowie music video, and take great liberties with the historical facts. Although some objected to these elements of Inglourious Basterds, it was a huge commercial and critical success. Now that thirteen years have gone by, it’s high time for us to revisit this Nazi-scalping romp and ask ourselves, Does it Hold Up. Thanks for listening!