On this episode, Rob and Tony pay tribute to the late Gene Hackman as they discuss the submarine classic, Crimson Tide. They talk about how the movie contains one of the best performances from Hackman and also from Denzel Washington. They discuss how these two actors were one of the main reasons why this movie is so enjoyable to watch. Float the buoy. It's time for Crimson Tide.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1984 Zucker brothers classic, Top Secret! They talk about it being Val Kilmer's first starring role, and how he nailed every aspect of it. They also discuss the randomness of the humor and how it all ties together to create a true comedy classic. You'd better brush up on your skeet surfing, it's time for Top Secret!

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On this episode, Rob and Tony finish off the Best Picture Oscar series with the 1973 classic, The Sting. They discuss the fact that this movie was up against fierce competition, but it managed to win seven Academy Awards. They also talk about their love of the various hats that are worn in the movie. You'd better practice your grifting, because it's time for The Sting.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 2007 film, No Country for Old Men. They discuss the fact that it is one of the few movies from the Coen brothers that is an adaptation, rather than an original story of theirs. They also talk about how different this movie is than many other Best Picture Academy Award winners. It's time for No Country for Old Men.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony go back to the golden age of Hollywood with Casablanca. They discuss the Academy Awards that it won and the other ones it was nominated for. They also talk about how iconic this movie is, and how it has influenced today's movies. Here's looking at you, kid. It's time for Casablanca.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony begin their Best Picture winners series with The Silence of the Lambs. They discuss how, even though he's in less than 30 minutes of the movie, Anthony Hopkins controls every scene that he's in. They also talk about the fact that they disagree with the way this movie's genre is classified. I hope you're hungry for some fava beans and a nice chianti. It's time for The Silence of the Lambs.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the classic time loop movie, Groundhog Day. They talk about how deep this movie's themes are, while still being a comedy. They also point out that Andie MacDowell is the key to escaping a time loop. It's time to find out if the groundhog sees his shadow with Groundhog Day.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1994 comedy classic, Dumb and Dumber. They talk about how this movie is widely seen as one of the funniest movies ever made. They also discuss how perfectly Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels play their roles, and how it really shows their range as actors. There's no need to take an IQ test. It's time for Dumb and Dumber.

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