Reel Window: Rewatching Random Movies from our Childhood

Lisa's pick this week is a solid throwback to the live-action Disney films the sisters absolutely loved. Starring a very iconic child actor from the 60's, find out if this was one from your childhood, and then tune in on Disney+ to watch this weekend!

The sisters talk ‘Adventures in Babysitting’, the 1987 Elizabeth Shue film that follows a 17-year-old and the kids she’s supposed to be babysitting as she reluctantly leads them into The City (Chicago) to rescue her friend. Does it hold up?? Listen to find out!

Pauline’s turn to pick! And it’s a doozy. If you saw this film, you probably know what it is based on the title - take a listen and see if you’re right!

Sheila is back as our guest as the three of us discuss the 1999 teen rom-com, She’s All That. This was loved by all three when it was released - is the nostalgia able to carry this film into the 21st century? Listen to find out our thoughts!

Sheila is back! And she’s picked another film to rewatch!! Listen to find out what we’re watching this week, and see if you can figure out the movie before either of the sisters do.

Lisa picked the 1995 Disney animated ‘A Goofy Movie’ this week! If you’re a millennial, you probably watched this one MANY times. Does it still hold up?? Listen to find out what the sisters think

Lisa has chosen a classic 90’s animated movie, starring one of Disney’s most iconic characters. If you’re a child of the 90’s you probably recognize this film from the Triviasode title alone. If you’re not, then have fun guessing!

This week Pauline’s chosen “The Client”, a 1994 adaptation of a John Grisham novel starring Brad Renfro, Susan Sarandon, and Tommy Lee Jones. The sisters watched this movie on repeat as children. Does this crime thriller hold up? Do the sisters still love it? Keep listening to find out!

Pauline's turn!! She's picked a doozy for Lisa! Definitely a shift in content from last week, this week's film is an Oscar-nominated lawyer-crime-drama from the 90's. Any guesses? Hint: It's based on a book of the same name. By THE GUY who writes lawyer-related books. Seriously, he's written, like 20. 

This week the sisters watch one of their family’s favourite movies, 1968’s “Yours, Mine, And Ours”. A comedy gem about a blended family with 18 children starring the fabulous Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda.

Lisa has chosen a favourite comedy from 1968 with an iconic lead actress. Can you guess it before Pauline? Have you even heard of this film? If not, you’ve been missing out!

This episode, the sisters discuss the 1996 Danny Devito-directed 'Matilda', starring Mara Wilson, Danny Devito, and Rhea Pearlman.

Pauline picks a mid-90s film that Lisa absolutely nails in this Triviasode. Know what it is?? Listen to find out what we’re watching this weekend.

Robin Williams as an angry Peter Pan and Dustin Hoffman as a suicidal Captain Hook? What more can one ask for? This week the sisters discuss Hook, an extremely 90’s adaptation of a classic story.

It’s taken almost 30 episodes but, at long last, a Robin Williams’ movie has been chosen! Will Pauline be able to guess this 90’s family favourite?

"Forever Young", starring Mel Gibson and Jamie Lee Curtis, along with a very young Elijah Wood. Have you seen this romantic 90's story about true love spanning decades? See what the sisters think of this film, and find out if it holds up!

Pauline has picked a 90's romantic sci-fi this week, and has chosen the quote for the episode that correlates to the strongest memory from the film for her - a video game that their family rented and played non-stop, called F-Zero. Think Lisa can guess this early 90's film? We know her mind is a steel trap, so it's pretty likely ;) But tune-in to find out for sure!!

Make way for amazing neon fashion because this week the sisters watched 1992’s “Buffy the Vampire Slayer! Come for the campiness, stay for the valley-girl sass.

This week Lisa picks a campy 90’s cult-classic. Will Pauline guess this supernatural cheese-fest? Or has Lisa finally stumped her sister?

Pauline has chosen the 1998 Michael Bay blockbuster that captured her and Lisa's pre-teen/early teen hearts with the classic Aerosmith song 'Don't Wanna Miss a Thing'. That's right! It's the end of the world, and the ragtag team of Bruce willis' oil drillers are the only ones who can save the world from an asteroid colliding with the world and complete annihilation. God help us all.

Pauline has picked a movie that is sure to leave you scratching your head. From the sisters' early and pre-teen days, can you figure out the movie before Lisa does? Edit: The actual quote for the movie is 'Come and Get Papa Bear', but Pauline had NO idea what this quote was even referring to in the film, so we're going with her mis-remembering of the line. :) 

Our guest this week, Hogan, has picked the 1999 Romantic Comedy, 'Notting Hill', starring the endearing Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts. Only our second romantic comedy so far. Take a listen to see if this is one of the few Romantic Comedies from decades past that's held up to this day! Also, if you're looking for more movie content, you should check out Hogan's Substack blog, where he posts intervie...

Pauline's friend, Hogan, is a guest this week! He's a liiiiiitttle younger than the sisters, and we have no idea what kind of movie he's gonna pick. Take a listen and find out!! Also, if you're looking for more movie content, you should check out Hogan's Substack blog, where he posts interviews with filmmakers, and has weekly streaming recommendations. It's pretty awesome stuff. Check out the link...

The sisters are watched the 1988 classic “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”, a unique blend of animation and live action. Did you love this movie as a kid? Does it still hold up? Find out in this week’s episode.

This week, Lisa picks a commercial success and critical darling, so unlike her. Will Pauline know it by episode’s end? Can you guess the film from the episode title alone?