New York has plenty of romance to offer, for all classes and cultures, and Annie Hall sparks conversation about romance and possibility in the big city.

Please help my movie, we spent the filming budget on candles.

One commits meaningless murder and despises a large rodent, another murders snowmen while listening to Judy Garland sing “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.” Which will replace The Best Years of Our Lives?

The U.S. and Latin America, a storied history on screen and geopolitically.

Considering Slim Pickens’ Grand Flight and neglected content twins.

Finding you’ve done something helpful in The Sound of Music, Manhunter, and Crossing Delancey.

We got crime, basketball, and more crime. If we get a historical drama about the creation of Beanie Babies later this year, that would also qualify for the theme!

A battle of importer-exporters.

Can Matt name the iconic movie studio images?!

We have the beef!

The beauty of a good stage adaptation is in short supply, and Tim takes us through three prime examples in A Streetcar Named Desire, A Soldier’s Story, and Long Day’s Journey Into Night.

Good psychological concept and three movies interested in the horror of the everyday, you love to see it.

D.W. Griffith, odious as he was, could craft and shoot a decadent film. Tim takes us to Film School with the techniques and innovations of Intolerance, Forbidden Planet, and Night of the Living Dead.

The AFI is old and we talk the new hotness with Films by Peter Jackson, Paul Thomas Anderson, and Terrence Malick.

Star-crossed lovers abound. Stay tuned for when we probably have an angry follow up after Spielberg’s West Side Story wins the Oscar.

We only like gritty in Philadelphia, not in our cinematography.