We're breaking down the Lazarus door to investigate Benoit Blanc's third mystery. But is it even Blanc's movie? Do these films require an autumnal setting to succeed? Plus: we love and miss Rob Reiner, and a tangent on the best looking Netflix originals.
Wes Anderson's return to stop motion gives us pawse. Is this film all bark and no bite? Are the movie's politics deep enough for us to sink our teeth into? Plus: someone put a leash on Chip's Liev Schreiber take!
We thought about cutting the end of the episode and replaying the same 45 minutes twice, but couldn't bring ourselves to commit so deeply to the bit. Let's get nihilistic!
This podcast may not be an institution yet, but that hotel in the spa town of Nebelsbad below the Alpine Sudetenwaltz certainly is.
The brothers of the podcast call upon another brother droog, Dylan, to assist in a collective, collaborative ranking of this infamous director's filmography.
It won't be the last time our Wes Anderson series brings us to talking about a movie we've already covered, but MOONRISE KINGDOM was an early controversial episode, thanks to a certain kid-hating host . . . will cooler heads prevail on this contentious episode*?
* admittedly, this is total clickbait
Courage, Bob.
Courage.
It's the movie event of the year.
Boggis, Bunce, and Bean
One fat, one short, one lean
These horrible crooks, so different in looks
But nonetheless equally mean
Evan, Jed, and Chip
All smart and keen and 'quipped
To hang with The Fox and give us their Talks
At a delightfully comedic clip
Do YOU eat pieces of shit for breakfast?
Your three favorite podcast hosts are catching a train with three (new) sons in Wes Anderson's world.
More like, "Je m'appelle Bond. James Bond." Am I right? Plus, a catch up on other movies we're digging right now.
Today's episode is BYOHG - Bring Your Own Hand Grenade.
Won't you invite us, and our podcast episode, into the barn for a night of music and revelry? 🧛
Our 2025 journey through the World of Wes takes us underwater this week.
Nothing connects young millennials / elder zoomers like George Lucas' much-maligned prequels. Can we sort through the nostalgia of these films and see what remains?
We're suiting up with Ben Affleck this week, from the pocket protector to the sniper rifle.
Well, everyone knows Wes Anderson's third feature achieved box office and critical success, further establishing the Anderson-ian style and rhythms. What this podcast presupposes is . . . maybe he didn't?
We turned the key on the monkey's back this week . . . will we survive long enough to make it to the end of the episode?
We've still got spy fever after BLACK BAG, so we are returning to a classic. Plus, an extended conversation on James Bond, Amazon, and the future of our prestige franchise.
This week, Steven Soderbergh asks the question: how sick would it be to create international strife through advanced spycraft to prove just how monogamous you are?