Rob Reiner and William Goldman baked a little magic trick into The Princess Bride that I don’t think I fully appreciated as a kid
The Princess Bride (1987)
Rob Reiner and William Goldman baked a little magic trick into The Princess Bride that I don’t think I fully appreciated as a kid
Dan and Brian invite film critic and musical cinema lover Hunter Allen from Kinemalogue to join as they kick off a new theme month
Since I responded very powerfully to Emma (2020) a few years ago, I’ve gradually become a Jane Austen appreciator.
The most crucial moment in Blue Moon arrives in the very first scene, when the protagonist, Lorenz Hart (Ethan Hawke), dies.
I write this in the middle of a motivational and creative drought.
We’ve entered the navel-gazing portion of the calendar.
To celebrate Brian’s birthday, he and Dan invite Brian’s brother Andrew to join the podcast and discuss the 2001 animated film Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius.
Dan and Brian count down their top 10 movie endings, with the proviso that 5 of them must be movies they’ve discussed on The Goods and 5 of them must be movies they have not discussed previously.
Dan and Brian discuss The Usual Suspects, that famous purveyor of narrative misdirection.
Dan and Brian are joined by Stephanie Bendoraitis to discuss the delightful fantasy comedy The Princess Bride.