We’re revisiting Clerks (1994) — the movie that proved you don’t need Hollywood to make something unforgettable.

Nathan and longtime friend Abel Cass rewind to Forrest Gump — the 1994 Best Picture winner that defined a decade and still divides movie fans.

The very first episode of You Had Me at Rewind is here—Nathan and Whitney revisit American Pie (1999), the outrageous teen comedy that somehow still feels innocent.

The countdown begins! In this first episode of Reel 21, Nathan revisits Superbad—Greg Mottola’s 2007 teen comedy that launched a thousand McLovin jokes—and asks: does it really deserve a spot on The New York Times’ list of the 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century?

In this episode, Nathan and Whitney recap Season 1 of Netflix’s smart, heartwarming ensemble dramedy, The Four Seasons, starring Tina Fey, Steve Carell, Colman Domingo, Will Forte and more.

On this episode of Movies are Life, we spin the number 20 film on the 50 Best Rom Coms list, ‘High Fidelity’! Returning guest Abel Cass joins the conversation, along with first-time guest and vinyl collector Marisa Boyd, who brings her insider’s take on record store culture.

First-time guest, Caleb Masters, helps Nathan break down the laughter and heart of the number 21 film on the 50 Best Rom Coms list, ‘The 40-Year-Old Virgin.’ Plus, Whitney drops in to give her quick take on the film and help celebrate a huge milestone—our 100th episode!

Which is braver: Emma Stone’s performance in ‘Poor Things’ or Nathan inviting his mother-in-law as a guest to talk about the gritty, Oscar-winning film?

If you were waiting for an episode where Nathan and Whitney aren’t on the same page, here it is! First, they tackle the number 27 film on The Best Rom-Coms list, ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’ which segues nicely into a quick discussion about the first big hit of 2024, ‘Mean Girls.’

This Thanksgiving week, join Nathan and his cousin Greg Ross for a trip down memory lane as they reminisce about their heartfelt and hilarious memories of growing up with the John Hughes masterpiece, Planes, Trains and Automobiles.

In this special episode of Movies are Life, Nathan and Whitney pay tribute to the life and career of the beloved actor, Matthew Perry, who left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment.

In this quick reaction episode, first-time guest Ann Schafer joins Nathan to gush over the greatness of Barbie, the revolutionary Greta Gerwig comedy.

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