We have just one shot to make the difference between best-podcast-ever, and oh-it’s-just-one-podcast-I-listened-to-once. So, we hope that this episode covering Hitch, number 15 on The 50 Best Rom-Coms list, makes quite an impression on you.

The lights, the glamour, the … cocaine bear?! 🐻 In this special episode, Nathan recaps the 95th Academy Awards and discusses his general disappointment of the telecast despite being thrilled by the dominance of Everything Everywhere All at Once.

Nathan and returning guest, Charles Mills, feel quite smitten about (500) Days of Summer and its innovative editing, incredible soundtrack and memorable scenes.

Grab your fake sideburns because we are going undercover to make the men’s soccer team as we discuss the 2006 film, She’s the Man.

Longtime childhood friend, Cody Cofer, joins Nathan to talk about the surprising emotional depth of the raunchy comedy, Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008).

Former co-worker and friend, JoJo Woods, joins the podcast to discuss all the cheesy and cringy moments that makes 27 Dresses so memorable.

Nathan and guest, Andrew Hudson, strive to be better than the Gap as they review number 35 on The 50 Best Rom-Coms list, Crazy, Stupid, Love.

We beg you to not casually listen to this episode. Savor. Relish. Consider every morsel that you place inside your ear. Be mindful. But do not just listen. This podcast is too precious for that.

Inconceivable! The Princess Bride is number 19 on The 50 Best Rom-Coms list and returning guest, Michael Andres, returns to the podcast to break down this 80s family classic.

We are hopping on our motorcycle to head to the Knicks playoff game as we kickoff our new series, The 50 Best Rom-Coms, with the number 43 entry, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.

It’s an early holiday gift to the Movies are Life listeners! In this bonus episode, Nathan is joined by returning guest, Mark Blitch, to list their favorite television/streaming shows from 2022.

It’s the first year-end list of the podcast and Nathan has asked returning guest, Mark Blitch, to come on to break down their top ten films from the past year (or so).

We promise, the podcast isn’t trying to ruin your holiday cheer by talking about two of the most successful and intense horror movies from this year, Smile and Barbarian.

Does the HBO Max legacy sequel A Christmas Story Christmas live up to its predecessor? Nathan and guest, Clint Parker, debate whether this film captures the magic of the original, as well as discuss their favorite Christmas movies and childhood presents.

Listen as Nathan and guest, Cameron Olbert, discuss the impact of Gandhi’s vision for his home country, the subtle power of this Best Picture winner and the amazing feat of Ben Kingsley making hand spun clothing while delivering his lines. Though Gandhi is not thought of as a holiday film, this film’s themes of peace are a perfect companion to this Thanksgiving week.

It’s time for the podcast to get nerdy as Nathan and frequent guest, Kyle Radford, discuss all things parody in the new “biopic” Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.

Nathan needed help channeling his inner diva, so he invited guest Nina Carlson to come on today’s episode to talk about the romantic drama thriller, The Bodyguard.

Mid-term elections are right around the corner, so why not dive in deeper to the anxiety that people on both sides of the aisle are feeling by talking about the 1962 political thriller, The Manchurian Candidate.

We are a happy family on today’s episode as we focus on the Peacock original documentary I Love You, You Hate Me about, that’s right, Barney the purple dinosaur.

Although the Handbook for the Recently Deceased reads like stereo instructions, Nathan thought that his sister, Jessie Ward, was the perfect person to bring in to decipher this manual and the 1988 horror comedy, Beetlejuice.