We talk about Christmas Favorites on this episode of Favorite Things

A tad late for Thanksgiving (my bad), part 3 of our films we're thankful for is the 2001 feel-good flick, A Knight's Tale. Hope you enjoy.

We talk about the 1998 Drew Barrymore retelling of the classic fairytale on this week's episode.

This week, Mark is thankful for the 1988 film Willow. Come for the nostalgia, and stay anyway.

We talk about the Simpsons:Treehouse of Horror in our Halloween Special.

Here me grab nostalgia and find disappointment as we revisit 1995's live action ghost movie, Casper.

We talk about 2004s best Superhero movie...yeah, I said it.

We discuss a film that's our favorite for history more than execution. We hope you enjoy.

We trade Ghosts and Ghouls for Corporate Greed in this episode about the 2007 Thriller, Michael Clayton.

Happy Halloween! We're back with a Halloween film for everyone. We talk about Hocus Pocus this week.

We give an update after a couple months and talk about the newest from Marvel. We liked it.

Now that the bullets have stopped flying, we decided to put out our glowing Turning Red review. We also wrap up Loki. (Sorry we're late.)

We talk about My Big Fat Greek Wedding and When Harry Met Sally...and then we talk about the first half of Loki season 1.

We talk about the Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan Rom-Com before talking about the WandaVision finale. We may have recorded more than once. It was a whole thing.

Betsy takes the lead talking about the 2008 film 27 Dresses before we talk about the 2nd Act of WandaVision.

It's a new format, and a spoiler filled discussion of our two picks for Valentine's Day.

Covid Strikes! We lost a good couple of weeks to the latest round of Covid, and its effects are felt. We talk about a really good X-Men movie, and a kinda okay X-Men movie. I'll let you figure out which one Betsy slept through.

We jump start the new year with the 2011 X-Men Reboot. Did we enjoy it? Stick around and find out.

It's the number one movie in the world, so of course we're talking about it. Come for our lack of organization, stay for our bad takes.

Because I'm bad at scheduling, we cram the 2 MCU Spider-Man films into the back half of this episode. We talk West Side Story, Spider-Man Homecoming, and Spider-Man Far From Home this episode.

How does a Spider-Man film juggle more than one villain, multiple protagonists, and maintain its narrative weight and consistency? Like this.

Hey guys, maybe it's time to re-evaluate the Amazing Spider-Man films. I think they are...Amazing.

Come listen to me ramble about why Andrew Garfield is my favorite Spider-Man.

We're doubling up on Ghostbusters again after a visit to the hospital. We might talk about that, but I don't remember because Ghostbusters: Afterlife was so good!

If you thought our podcast format was too rigid or on point, have we got a show for you. We talk about Eats and Eternals before talking about Ghostbusters (1984) and Ghostbusters II. We hope you enjoy.

We give as much love and care to Spider-Man 3 as Sony did...none at all.

We briefly talk about Dune before launching into the talk about Spider-Man 2.

We talk about the first major motion picture starring everyone's favorite wall-crawler. We also talk about how weird this movie is. We're talking about Spider-Man 2002.

It's the biggest Bond movie so far. It is definitely in my top 5. Betsy and I come back to talk about the 23rd James Bond film in the leadup to No Time to Die.

We catch up on where we've been while on our way somewhere else.

We talk about Hard Times, Good Food, Sitcoms, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and Mark's bad taste!

Mark's about to explode. The nerd worlds collided this week with news and content!

It's an irregular week, so Mark rambles more than usual.

We're back! Mark doesn't hate Batman V Superman anymore. Betsy continues to lose weight in spite of cheat days. We both love Wandavision!

We talk through Daniel Craig's Freshman and Sophmore outings as Bond with Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace.

I've got a sore throat after talking for almost 2 hours. We cover the story in 2 movies of Harry Potter on this week's Favorite Things!

Guess who forgot to hit "save episode" on Saturday. This might be the best movie in the franchise. We talk about this and more on this week's episode.

Hey Guys, Listen. It's been a long week. This isn't my favorite movie. Let's just have a good time.

We talk about the best Harry Potter movie (and other things) on this week's Favorite Things.

Mark gushes about how much he loves this movie. Betsy enjoyed what she saw of it-ugh, why do I even try.

We talk about how wonderful the world of Hogwarts is and how horrifying Dobby and spiders are on this episode of Favorite Things.

We're not quite ready to record this week, so this is a throwback to 6 years ago. All the way back in 2014, I tried my hand at podcasting for the very first time. Somehow we all survived. Listen if you dare. Warning-any and all social media, websites, or endorsements are now likely defunct.

We talk about the first film in the fantasy series and how child endangerment is apparently cool with everyone in this world.

It's the end of an era as we bid farewell to Pierce Brosnan and Classic Bond. Also, an update on what's next for Favorite Things in light of the delay for No Time To Die.

The World Enough is the Bond family motto. This film's motto should be "Caveat Emptor". It's not good.

This movie has everything...except romantic chemistry. We talk about that and more on this week's Favorite Things.

How did they do it? This movie is so good. We're talking Goldeneye on this week's Favorite Things.

Timothy Dalton ends his tenure as Bond with a whiff. We're talking about License to Kill on this week's Favorite Things.

This is Mark's favorite Bond film of the original 20. Betsy doesn't get it. Do you?

Can we have too much of a good thing? A View to a Kill answers like any good improviser, "Yes, and..." We review Roger Moore's final film as Bond.