Kung Fu Hustle: The spoof you didn't know you needed

A League of Their Own: There might not be crying in baseball, but tears might be shed watching this movie about baseball. In some ways a classic for its comedy, we want to argue that it is tragically underrated for its cinematic power. One of our favorite movies of all time. by Everyday Liminality

48 min listen

The Goonies: Classic or blind nostalgia?: The Goonies was a huge hit in 1985, and fans have made it a cult classic. But those who didn't see it as kids aren't as convinced. Fr. Casey and Fr. Tito discuss. by Everyday Liminality

38 min listen

O Brother, Where Art Thou?: The Coen brothers O Brother, Where Art Thou is a clever retelling of the epic poem The Odyssey. Except, it is more than that. As. Frs. Casey and Tito discuss, it begins with the source material, but takes the story in its own direction. by Everyday Liminality

37 min listen

The Dark Knight (Do The Ends Justify the Means?): The Dark Knight is one of the most iconic movies of the new millennium. We take a look at what makes it so memorable. by Everyday Liminality

45 min listen

Tenet: Masterpiece or Master-mess?: Christopher Nolan's new movie Tenet is unlike anything you've ever seen before. Truly, a masterpiece of cinema. But is it actually good? by Everyday Liminality

44 min listen

Groundhog Day: What if you had to live the same day over and over and over again? In the world of COVID-19, it's actually not that hard to imagine. In this 1993 classic, Bill Murray is cursed to relive the same events time and again, until he realizes that it's not... by Everyday Liminality

40 min listen

Jurassic Park is BETTER than you remember!: Few movies stand the test of time quite like the original Jurassic Park (1993). As Hollywood continues to churn out sequels, Frs. Tito and Casey discuss why the original is an absolute masterpiece. by Everyday Liminality

37 min listen

Field of Dreams: The Notebook for Guys: Field of Dreams is arguably the greatest sports movie of all time. But it's about much more than just sports. by Everyday Liminality

34 min listen

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (With Special Announcement!): Could there be a more iconic comedy than Monty Python and the Holy Grail? Chances are, even if you've never seen the movie, you've heard the jokes. by Everyday Liminality

36 min listen

Star Wars: The Most Iconic Movie of All Time?: You may not like the Star Wars franchise, but you do know about it. There is hardly a person in the world who can't identify the characters and say something about it. That's worth discussing. by Everyday Liminality

42 min listen

Ted Lasso: What do you get when you put Ned Flanders in the movie Major League? Apparently a hit British comedy called Ted Lasso. It's funny, hopeful, crude, and generally speaking, the above average comedy that a post-2020 world needs. by Everyday Liminality

37 min listen

What is the Wizard of Oz About?: The Wizard of Oz is one of the most iconic movies in history. It has been referenced and reinterpreted countless times, making it an absolute classic. But returning to the original source material, what can we say its original purpose was? by Everyday Liminality

41 min listen

Kung Fu Hustle: The spoof you didn't know you needed: Kung Fu movies are often deeply serious, detailing an epic journey of a hero to protect a people or avenge lost honor. Kung Fu Hustle is not that. Seemingly influenced by Loonie Tunes, there is very little serious about it... and we appreciate that. by Everyday Liminality

33 min listen

Casablanca: The Classic of Classics: Everyone talks about how good of a movie Casablanca is... and they're right. Fr. Tito and Fr. Casey discuss what makes this such a timeless work of art. by Everyday Liminality

28 min listen

2001: A Space Oddity: Few movies have been quite so influential—and bizarre—than Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. To say that it's a bit different than other movies is an understatement. by Everyday Liminality

43 min listen

Independence Day: A two day mission of hope: Independence Day isn't just one of the most iconic action movie of the 90s. It's also a story with well-developed characters and excellent pacing. While many actions movies these days are dark and cold, this one is hopeful, inspiring, and keeps you... by Everyday Liminality

38 min listen

The Chosen: as good as it gets?: The Chosen is a hit show unlike any other. For one, it's about Jesus. Two, it's actually done well. Three, and maybe best of all, it's entirely free to watch on YouTube. It's not without its flaws, but Fr. Tito and Fr. Casey approve. by Everyday Liminality

45 min listen

A Few Good Men by Everyday Liminality

41 min listen

The "Godfather" of Classics: Few movies have had quite the impact on cinema goers than The Godfather. And yet, one of the hosts just doesn't like it. by Everyday Liminality

39 min listen

Braveheart is Historical Garbage. Still Great.: There are a lot of problems with 1995 film Braveheart. That said, we still think it's a classic everyone should see. by Everyday Liminality

34 min listen

Back to the Future: The Best Worst Time Travel Movie by Everyday Liminality

39 min listen

Season 7 Trailer: Classic Movies!: This season, we're sticking to a theme: classic movies. Each week, Tito and I will select one all-time must-see movie, never more than one each per decade. by Everyday Liminality

3 min listen

Molly's Game: A Modern Witch Hunt: In 1953, Arthur Miller released The Crucible, a play dramatizing the events of the Salem witch trials. In 2018, Aaron Sorkin used it as a framework to tell the story of Molly Bloom, a woman known for running poker games, falsely accused of laws... by Everyday Liminality

37 min listen

Forrest Gump: A Political Movie?: Forrest Gump is arguably the most beloved movie of the 90s. It's nostalgic and wholesome, funny and heartbreaking. There's a reason it won best picture. And yet, not everyone is on board. Is there a problematic agenda to this movie? by Everyday Liminality

39 min listen

Rebel With A Daddy Issue: In 1955, Rebel Without a Cause began a new genre of movies: the teenage angst movie. In this episode, Fr. Tito and Fr. Casey discuss its significance in the history of cinema. by Everyday Liminality

37 min listen

SPACE JAM: How did that work?: Space Jam is an incredibly iconic 90s movie dripping with nostalgia. Unfortunately, it's a bit lacking in story structure, acting, and just common sense... but man! That soundtrack! Frs. Tito and Casey discuss what makes this movie so likable... by Everyday Liminality

40 min listen

The Sandlot: Classic Gold: For those born in the late 80s or early 90s, it doesn't get much better than The Sandlot. It's got it all! by Everyday Liminality

32 min listen

The Ultimate 90s Movie (Bracket): Some of the largest blockbusters, greatest dramas, and whackiest comedies took place in the 90s. But which one is best? by Everyday Liminality

71 min listen

E.T. the Extra (marital) Tale: You may remember E.T. as a movie about an alien. In reality, it's about a boy dealing with his parents divorce and finding someone to connect with. At least, that's what director Steven Spielberg says. by Everyday Liminality

44 min listen

K-PAX: Alien or Trauma Patient?: Everybody loves a good mystery. In K-PAX, the mystery surrounds the identity of a lovable, odd figure in a mental hospital that changes people's lives. by Everyday Liminality

37 min listen

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