Two Thumbs Undecided

Sam edits out the part where Zach was 10 min late, Zach forgets that two is after one, and the brothers go over everything you want to know about movie sequel.

Sam and Zach begin the new year, blessed with Scorsese's cash, by playing a movie review relic, the first ever "celluloid adventure" show from 1896! The show, recorded on Tesla's lost audio recording device "The Soul Eater," is of Ishmael and Dudley talking with Louis Lumiere about the future of this new technology and is it art.

This is it. Spielberg has bought Sam and Zach's show and turning into his own "Green Book" themed podcast. Will Zach get slapped again? Will he slap back like Virgil Tibbs in "In the Heat of the Night." Will Sam finally snap and reveal his deepest darkest secret Amelia Earhart!? While these questions I'm sure are on everyone's minds, one thing is for sure. The brothers play their top ten moments from 2019 to convince Spielberg to give them a second chance.

Sam says Spielberg has jumped the shark, Zach claims Jurassic Park is a metaphor for his career, and the brothers talk to the man himself, Spielberg, who gives them some troubling news.

Zach's mic malfunctions, Sam challenges A.O. Scott of the NYT to come on the show for saying Twilight: Breaking Dawn is the top 10 most influential film of the decade, and the brothers review the top decade lists.

Sam tells Robert Eggers* he's too harsh on Scorsese, Zach tries to change the theme at the last second again, and the brothers talk about Live media. *not really The Egg man.

When Scorsese said Marvel films weren't cinema, everyone lost their shit, pitting the young and the old moviegoers against each other. Sam and Zach take on the conversation to see what separates the two generations and why we can't just get along!

This one comes straight from Zach. We begin to talk about some real life Hollywood friends, but then slowly talk about our own friendship and how Zach is feeling lonely in Pittsburgh.

On this episode, Sam gets upset about the 16x9 Simpson ratio, Zach impersonate Bob Iger in a massage parlor, and the brothers discuss the new Disney Plus. Also with special guest Lizzie McGuire to promote her new show.

Widely considered as the best episode of 2TU yet. Sam learns a new fact about Zach after knowing him for 23 years and Zach learns what protagonist means.

Sam battles the loud Brooklyn Halloween night, Zach gloats about his fancy mic, and the brothers discuss what it means to be an antagonist.

Sam and Zach talk about the scariest movies known to man, both the deep cuts and the classics. Also this is a Thanksgiving themed episode. That shit's the real horror story. OY!

Sam and Zach go over the greatest Halloween specials of ALL TIME. And yes, we talk about that one. Tehe.

Sam interviews Kantemir Balagov who premiered his film Beanpole at the New York Film Festival. Sam and Zach also talk about scary films that aren't quite horror movies.

Zach and Sam review Martin Scorsese's newest film The Irishman, Cannes Best Screenplay winner Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Cannes Jury Prize winner Fire Will Come, as well as First Cow, Beanpole, Martin Eden and Pedro Almodóvar's Pain and Glory.

Zach and Sam go over their first week as a NYFF pres.  They talk about the following movies. SYNONYMS, YOUNG AHMED, ZOMBI CHILD, THE WILD GOOSE LAKE, THE TRAITOR,  I WAS AT HOME, BUT…, THE WHISTLERS,  TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH, A GIRL MISSING, LIBERTÉ, and SIBYL

Sam and Zach watch collectively eight 007 movies in one day to give you the most detailed history of the man of mystery himself.

Zach get's sensitive about his hair, Sam complains about the girl scouts, and the brothers talk on the negative and positive effects of nostalgia on modern cinema.