Episode 34 - Thelma & Louise

05/26/21 • 109 min

"You could park a car in the shadow of his ass." - Thelma
Sometimes a story ends up being EPIC. We throw that word around a lot, now. Make no mistake about it, 1991's Thelma & Louise is truly an epic story. Andrea and Melissa were only 12 years old when Ridley Scott directed this movie. It was no surprise that this story was above their heads, at the time. It was truly exciting to revisit this movie with the eyes of grown women. Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon are exquisite in this. Brad Pitt isn't so bad, either. Get ready for your summer road trip to the wild west! This will get you in the mood for summer, best friends, convertible cars, and bittersweet bonds that last to the end!

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Episode 33 - I Know What You Did Last Summer

"A toast... to us, to our last summer of immature, adolescent decadence." - Barry Cox
Once upon a time, there was a golden age of teen horror movies. That time was the late 1990s. Sadly, they weren't all as brilliant as Kevin Williamson's Scream. Sometimes, we see success and say...."so, what else have you got?" Mr. Williamson had a script that was once rejected. Based on a teen novel by Lois Duncan, the movie I Know What You Did Last Summer was born. This movie had all the A-list hollywood youths to splash across its marketing. Add to that, some urban legend, a coastal fishing town, beauty pageantry, parade floats, and a "killer hook" and you've got yourself a fun slasher flick. Revisit this creepy Independence Day movie with Andrea and Melissa for some much-needed laughter!

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Episode 35 - Booksmart

"I lost my virginity in what I thought was a park but... it turned out to be a graveyard, and now the ghost spirits live inside my eggs waiting to be reborn." Gigi
Cramming all the fun you should have had in high school into one night might be possible. In Olivia Wilde's Booksmart, Amy and Molly dare to make it happen. Finding out that your classmates are delightfully weird, genuinely clever, sometimes lonely, and definitely more human than you took them for, is a side-effect of trying to make up for lost time discovering the people you will graduate with. This comedy had hits and misses for Andrea and Melissa. It was, without a doubt, a fun movie to celebrate graduations everywhere after the strangest school year in recent history. Have a few laughs with us during this episode!!