Three movies. All divisive. But here they are in Spielberg’s Top 20. Perhaps I’m throwing a dog a bone here, but what do I care? I like dogs. Nothing is wrong with loving what you love… however, with that said, there are very objective reasons why my favorites don’t land closer to the top.

It says a lot about Steven Spielberg’s filmography when two epic adventure flicks can’t even make his Top 20. Especially ones that are backed up by rich source material that countless people have cherished for decades.

There was so much potential here. In fact, I’m a tad bit frustrated about ranking these films so low, because I do see a masterpiece tangled up in their webs of flaws and missteps. However, at this point in the list, let’s be serious… I don’t hate these movies — but the point is that I could’ve loved them.

You trip once or twice on your path, it’s likely not going to hinder your journey. However, you stumble too much, you might be shocked to find how much further you’re behind the rest of the group. Unfortunately these two titles by Steven Spielberg know that all too well.

Well, what can I say? I don’t hate these movies, but I don’t love them either. In fact, some are unfortunately even teetering towards full-on dislike. But if there’s one thing Steven Spielberg knows how to do, it’s make an enjoyable film in spite of their flaws... and as any broke, down on their luck party goer knows: Well Whisky Is Still Whisky

Sometimes even our artistic idols stumble. Whether it be from a lack of focus, overconfidence, arrogance, personal bias, or simply missing the mark, sometimes we as the consumer are left disappointed. These are a couple of those major missteps by one of cinema’s greatest contributors.

Season Four will be solely dedicated to ranking all thirty-one of Steven Spielberg’s theatrical full length directorial features. What are your personal favorites by this legendary filmmaker? Are there any you’d like to see in the Top 10?

A near masterpiece, The Farewell successfully gives us a personalized glimpse at a different culture and the more intimate customs that simultaneously separate and unite us.

What?! You really expected a well rounded and structured story for a movie called “Twister”? Well, you’re getting tornadoes and you’re gonna like it!

Often regarded as one of Disney’s weaker films, Sime and I talk about why that may be... perhaps the continuity errors and rushed ending play a pretty big part?

This film is one of the most beloved romantic comedies of all time, giving us multiple iconic moments that are cemented in film history.

This undervalued, and often overlooked, Steven Spielberg film is one that aims to make you feel good — and it achieves it’s goal even after fifteen years!

For “Still Alice”, Sime and I focus on the performances that helped make this movie not only entertaining, but realistic and educational, too — we also discuss elements of horror featured in a drama.

Michael Myers and the world of Halloween has lived loud and proud for over forty years. It has inspired many horror movies into existence; but it’s also given many people a chance to come home to Haddonfield every spooky season. Join Falk and I as we talk about our love for one of the most iconic slasher films of all time.

We love Mean Girls so much, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have some minor issues with project and a few of the messages it attempts to convey. Join Kate and I as we cover the movie and look at what makes it so relevant sixteen years later. (No, I am not trying to cut off my guest, audio overlaps in some areas)

As our audience grows, I’ve come to realize many of you don’t know much about me... so, producer for the show, and my boyfriend, Sime Shen, has decided to turn the tables and put me in the hot seat! Listen in as he asks me questions about my movie tastes and what got me into film!

Spielberg directs some of the most imaginative scenes in his entire filmography. Unfortunately, however, he also directs some of the laziest scenes of his career, too. Listen in as my brother and I discuss one of the biggest nerd projects in film history!

Listen in as Meredith and I cover this Academy Award winning horror film — we explore what makes this such a monumental piece of filmmaking; and of course we can’t do that without discussing the many themes Jordan Peele so bravely highlighted and shared with us. Also, a friendly reminder that you must register to VOTE to make a change!

We sure do have a lot of opinions. Especially since we’re both such big fans of the Academy Awards. Join Samantha and I in what is bound to be the first of many episodes revolving around various Oscar Snubs. For this particular episode, we’ll be talking about actors from 2000 to 2019.