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Today Mike and Christi cover Leap Year (2010). Amy Adams plays Anna Brady, who plans to travel to Dublin, Ireland, so she can propose to her boyfriend on a leap day. But what happens when she meets Declan along the way? We discuss if this film is considered a musical or not. Christi expresses her appreciation of the Guerrilla style filmmaking as seen in this film. We have a friendly debate over a mother’s intentions in dipping into her daughter’s piggy bank. Weigh in and tell us what you think.
one of his film classes. In Once a busker (a gent who plays his guitar in a public place hoping for pedestrians to chuck coins or low bills into his guitar case) meets a girl and their romance develops. The film is set against the backdrop of working class people trying to find small moments of joy while working to keep a roof over their head.
the lives that were effected by the Troubles in Ireland, even generations later. Dustin shares with us his writing influences, his directorial choices and how he approached casting the film. He talks about his approach to create a black and white film and how his cinematographer, Michael Hull approached lighting the set.
Today Mike and Christi flatter this beautiful, dramatic romance tale of high school sweethearts with a secret past.
Today Mike and Christi fawn over the film Plus One, this generations romantic comedy. It is a little more raunchy and a little more rowdy. Two friends who are tired of attending their friend’s wedding agree to be each other’s plus one. Alice (Maya Erskine) and Ben (Jack Quaid) are forced to rehearse toasts, purchase gifts and pay for hotel rooms as all of their friends are getting married.
Today Mike and Christi gush over Meg and Tom as Annie and Sam as they fall in love. This was their first date and they acknowledge their bias but the worldwide ticket sales confirm that this was a successful film. They open the episode with Mike’s Pick Up line, “Mommy got sick”. Just like the beloved Affair to Remember, many people are also fond of the film Sleepless in Seattle. Listen as these two breakdown why this is one of their favorite films and holds a special place in their history.