Kenzie, Morgan, Cassie, and Chels get together to discuss the Golden Globe nominations, a few of their favorite 2023 releases, and what they plan on watching with their families during the holidays!

We’re back! Kenzie and Jillian dive into the ongoing Oscar season to discuss the current state of the race as they walk through their current Best Picture predictions and what other categories they see those films placing in as of today! From ‘Oppenheimer’ to ‘Past Lives’ to ‘The Iron Claw,’ the girls discuss it all!

On this episode of Best Picture Rewind, Lex and Nicole revisit the 1951 Best Picture winner, All About Eve. Listen to hear their thoughts on the film, Lex's passion for Sunset Boulevard, and which modern characters they believe are inspired by Margo and Eve.

It's Jimmy Stewartfest with Best Picture Rewind! In this special episode, Lex and Nicole revisit 1938's You Can't Take It With You. They discuss the 11th Academy Awards, their favorite James Stewart performances, and Lex shares who the true villain of It's a Wonderful Life is.

In this episode of Best Picture Rewind, Lex and Nicole revisit 2005's Best Picture Winner, Million Dollar Baby. The two compare their feelings on how this film compares to Paul Haggis's other Best Picture winner, Nicole shares her distaste for Clint Eastwood, and Lex makes a case for what is the only boxing movie worth watching.

In this episode of Best Picture Rewind, Lex and Nicole revist the 1965 Best Picture winner, My Fair Lady. They discuss the film, their thoughts on the musical itself, and Lex is heartbroken to learn Mary Poppins didn't win that year.

In this very special episode, Lex, Kenzie, and Jillian discuss movie stars! The girls have a set of parameters to qualify someone as a movie star. Each girl builds their team of movie stars ranging from Leonardo DiCaprio to Angela Bassett.

In this episode of Best Picture Rewind, Lex and Nicole revisit 2017's Best Picture winner, Moonlight. They discuss the film itself, and of course, the 2017 Snafu, and their distinct memories of where they were when the wrong winner was announced.