Ultimate Gilmore Girls Movie Night

Philip and Courtney discuss their second movie involving the devil's child, "The Omen".  Could any other actor have portrayed Robert Thorn?  Is Damian biblically based or is this movie the beginning of the name Damian being thought of as evil?  Listen to this episode to hear these questions discussed and more!!

Philip and Courtney discuss the classic film, "The Odd Couple" starring Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon.  Which of these characters do Philip and Courtney think it would be hard to live with?  What part of this movie has not aged well?  Listen to this episode to find out these questions and more!

Philip and Courtney discuss the Hitchcock classic, "Psycho".  What psychotic behavior does Marion show?  Are there scenes in this movie that aren't necessary?  Enjoy the episode!

Philip and Courtney discuss the black comedy, "Heathers".  Is this actually a comedy?  Could this movie be made today?  Who's the true victim in this film?  Check out this episode to hear these questions discussed and more.

Philip and Courtney discuss the classic "The Wizard of Oz".  What kind of conspiracy theories are mixed in with this film?  Who is the real villain in this movie?  Sit back and enjoy this episode!

In this Christmas episode, Philip and Courtney discuss the "Forgiveness and Stuff" episode of "Gilmore Girls".  Does Luke ever actually like Dean?  Does it really matter that the Jesus doll lost an arm?  What is the best way to decapitate somebody?  Listen to this fun episode for these questions and more!

Philip and Courtney discuss "The Miracle Worker".  What about sign language fascinates Courtney?  What does she often wonder about on a weekly basis?  Hear this episode about the interesting story of Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan.

Philip and Courtney discuss the film noir classic, "Double Indemnity".  Could Fred MacMurray be considered classically handsome?  How, exactly, did Walter kill Phyllis's husband?  What does Philip think about Barry Manilow?  Listen to this episode to hear these fun discussions and more!

Philip and Courtney discuss the classic, "The Outsiders".  Is this movie actually considered a classic?  Why didn't Johnny get his hair bleached?  Listen to this fun episode about a pretty good movie!!

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1951 classic, "A Streetcar Named Desire".  What are their thoughts on this film?  Is Marlon Brando an overrated actor?  Does this film deserve to be thought of as a classic?  Listen to this fun episode to hear their thoughts.

Philip and Courtney discuss the '80's classic, "Sixteen Candles".  Does this movie hold up?  Who is the most problematic character in this movie?  Does Philip annoy Courtney with his incessant singing?  Listen to this episode to find out!

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1978 movie, "Midnight Express".  Should Billy have been imprisoned so long?  Just how uncomfortable was the scene with Susan and Billy near the end of the movie?  Give this episode a listen!

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1999 movie, Magnolia!  Is this movie an hour too long?  What are the best storylines in this movie?  Listen to this fascinating episode about a fascinating movie!

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1997 film, "Boogie Nights".  What are their thoughts on this movie?  What was Burt Reynolds thoughts about his role in this movie?  Check out this podcast for the answer to these questions and more!

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1973 film, "The Way We Were".  Listen as they discuss the Hollywood blacklist, debate Barbra Streissand's beauty, and even get into a little bit into modern politics at the end!  You won't want to miss this one!

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1978 movie, "Ice Castles".  Is there anything that they would care enough to be as good at  as Lexi is at ice skating?  Why is the theme song so great?  Is Brian the villain of the movie?  Listen to this fun-filled episode!!

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1959 Disney classic, "Sleeping Beauty".  What was wrong with the gifts bestowed upon Aurora?  Whose fault is it that Maleficent's curse even happened?  Why do Aurora and Philip barely even speak in this movie?  Check out this episode to hear these questions discussed and more!!

Philip and Courtney discuss the Disney classic, Cinderella.  Does this movie have a good message?  Who hurt the Brothers Grimm?  Does Philip take the opportunity to break out into song?  Listen to this podcast as we discuss these questions and more!

Philip and Courtney discuss the classic 1971 film, "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory".  What are their thoughts about this movie?  Who is the real villain of this movie?  Does Gene Wilder have a kind face?  All of these questions are discussed and more.  Listen to this episode if you are ready to have a fun time!!

Philip and Courtney discuss 9 1/2 Weeks in a record time.  There's not much to discuss as neither of the hosts particularly liked this movie.  Listen to this episode, which is far more entertaining than the movie they're discussing.

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1978 version of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers".  What are their thoughts on this movie?  How many tangents do they go on?  Listen to this great episode over a, mostly, enjoyable movie!

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1967 movie, "Valley of the Dolls". What are their thoughts on this film?  Who in the Gilmore Girls universe would like it?  Listen to this episode to find out these answers and more.

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1999 thriller, "The Sixth Sense".  In this movie, made half a century after his hey day, is Gene Kelly brought up?  (The answer is yes)  Do Courtney and Philip get off on a few tangents? (again, the answer is yes)  Do they actually talk about the movie?  (the answer is still yes)  Give this episode a listen!! To support the podcast, ple...

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1976 movie, "Freaky Friday".  Does this movie have a villain?  (spoiler alert: the answer is "yes")  Does any part of this movie even make sense?  Listen to this fun episode over a fun movie!

Philip and Courtney discuss the 1934 Shirley Temple vehicle, "Bright Eyes".  Did the Smythes actually have a point?  Is Uncle Ned the best character in the movie?  Surely, Shirley Temple couldn't have been as adorable and well behaved as her characters were portrayed, right?  Listen to this fun discussion about a nearly 90 year old movie.