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Love, War and Boxing. This sweeping epic has it all! Join me as I discuss the 1953 Oscar winner for best picture: From Here to Eternity
There's nothing wrong with Marty, he just hasn't met the right woman yet. Join me as I discuss the 1955 Oscar winner for best picture: Marty
An honest look at the vandweller culture and the life events that bring this unique group of people together as a community. Join me as I discuss the 2020 best picture Oscar winner: Nomadland
Maybe letting your boss borrow your apartment for his extramarital affairs isn't a good way to get promoted after all. Join me as I discuss the 1960 Oscar winner for Best Picture: The Apartment
Once famous for a big box office superhero franchise, an aging actor tries to revitalize his languishing career by starring on Broadway. Join me as I discuss Birdman, the 2014 Oscar winner for best picture.
An aspiring male prostitute from Texas navigates the underbelly of NYC with the help of a sleazy local grifter. Join me as I discuss the 1969 Oscar winning best picture: Midnight Cowboy
Fun, flirty and fashionable... Holly Golightly is all of that and more! Join me as I discuss the 1961 romantic comedy Breakfast at Tiffany's.
Romantic comedy at it's finest. Join me as I review the 1977 Best Picture Oscar winner: Annie Hall
"I coulda been a contender!" Join me as I review On the Waterfront, the 1954 Marlon Brando epic & winner of the Oscar for best picture.
Anyone care for a heaping dose of midlife crisis? Join me as I discuss the 1999 best picture Oscar winner: American Beauty.
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