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The 40-Year-Old Virgin - Retrospective Review
Romanus kicks off the new season of Loose Leaf Media with his segment: Roms-Rom-Coms. Catering to the season of romance, we start by discussing the generation-defining 40-Year-Old Virgin and all of its crude, sweet, hilarity.Temporada 1
LLM's Favorite Films of 2024
Romanus and I reflect on our favorite cinematic moments of 2024. The past year had a lot to offer for the theatrical experience, but we had to break down those that profoundly impacted us.LLM's Most Anticipated Films of 2025
Romanus and I reflect on how we began this podcast and contemplate what we look forward to discussing over the next year.Interstellar (10-Year Anniversary) - Retrospective Review
In the ten years since Christopher Nolan released Interstellar, it has become a cinematic cult classic. Romanus and I took the opportunity to see it in an IMAX theater, which led to a theatrical experience unlike any other. Mild spoilers are included.Gladiator II - Movie Review
On our 25th episode. Romanus and I discuss Ridley Scott's new historical epic: Gladiator II.This week, Romanus and I discuss the new religious thriller, Heretic. This is a film that was not heavily marketed yet managed to plant its feet in the 2024 film conversation. So, how did we feel about it? Sean Baker has cemented himself as one of this generation's strongest voices as a filmmaker. His newest film, Anora, is especially distinct for its screwball romantic-comedy style, and Romanus and I had to talk about it. Saturday Night - Movie Review
Romanus and I express our personal histories with Saturday Night Live as we talk about the new biographical comedy Saturday Night. Like the show, this movie uses an ensemble cast that plays iconic cast and crew members of SNL's first broadcast episode.Dracula (1992) - Retrospective Review
Romanus and I have many thoughts about Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 adaptation of Dracula. It's a unique film that's equally a perfect Halloween-time film and an experimental experience.The Birds - Retrospective Review
Romanus and I pay tribute to Alfred Hitchcock, the Master of Suspense. The Birds is considered a timeless classic that still offers much to offer as a horror film.