Craig's List Podcast
Craig's List
Craig Cackowski has a list of his 100 favorite movies. He's making his wife Carla watch them in order. They talk about them. It's as simple as that.
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Mar 5, 2025
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Episode 5: #96 Dog Day Afternoon 12.09.2016 1:02:32
Craig & Carla discuss Craig's #96 movie Dog Day Afternoon, as well as Things Get Worse, when Al Pacino went full hoo-ha, and why it's super obvious that you're robbing a bank when you bring in a flower box.
Episode 4: #97 Splendor In The Grass 05.09.2016 36:00
Craig & Carla discuss Craig's 97th favorite movie, Elia Kazan's 1961 joint Splendor In The Grass, as well as the relative hotness of Warren Beatty, the relative age of Pat Hingle, and why you should only make movies set in the year they were made.
Episode 3: #98 The Squid And The Whale 30.08.2016 53:20
Craig & Carla discuss Craig's 98th favorite movie, Noah Baumbach's The Squid & The Whale, as well as how Billy Baldwin is a total Baldwin, the endless capacity of the naval cavity, and why it's not fun playing games with the Cackowskis.
Episode 2: #99 The Lord Of The Rings; The Return Of The King 23.08.2016 59:09
Craig and Carla discuss Craig's 99th favorite movie, The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King, and cover their visit to Hobbiton, what makes Craig crylaugh, and why Sam is the underpuppy.
Episode 1: #100 La Dolce Vita 16.08.2016 52:04
In Episode 1 of Craig's List, Craig & Carla discuss Craig's 100th favorite movie, Federico Fellini's 1960 classic La Dolce Vita. Topics include why Craig likes melancholy movies, when pizza came to the United States, and how many times Carla fell asleep during this movie.
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