Jon and Greg have seen a lot of movies. But can they really call themselves "snobs"? Despite their film bona fides and their pop culture prowess, there are many obvious blind spots that need to be filled. So follow along with Jon and Greg as they reexamine the supposed "classics" and expose themselves to more arthouse fare.
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Jon and Greg have seen a lot of movies. But can they really call themselves "snobs"? Despite their film bona fides and their pop culture prowess, there are many obvious blind spots that need to be filled. So follow along with Jon and Greg as they reexamine the supposed "classics" and expose themselves to more arthouse fare.
Please excuse Jon's pet bird this week, but in the hustle, bustle, and tight-living quarters, let's play Fran Lebowitz and pretend it's a city. And specifically, the city of Hong Kong, where the boys find themselves in this exciting double-feature. They revisit Wong Kar-Wai's 1994 film Chungking Express and the latest offering from HBO Max, Godzilla vs. Kong.
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Aspiring Snobs
Jon and Greg have seen a lot of movies. But can they really call themselves "snobs"? Despite their film bona fides and their pop culture prowess, there are many obvious blind spots that need to be filled. So follow along with Jon and Greg as they reexamine the supposed "classics" and expose themselves to more arthouse fare.
