Year Over Year with Dave and Dave

This episode we are diving into two fever dreams: one driven by a man drowning in the prison of his own psyche, the other a couple in love turning America's violence obsession into a grotesque carnival. And all while hoping to record an episode that one could still label as "fun". And guess what! we decided to bring Maddi Thompson (@mightiestmaddi) along for the ride! 
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Let us revisit two classic stories about a child facing devastating loss and learning to let go. One looks outward, finding a strange friend in your backyard and a universe in your bedroom, the other turns inward, asking its young hero to confront guilt, identity, and the weight of who he's supposed to become. We are bringing our good buddy, Brad Tricola back for another episode as we unpack these two classics along with our gambling habits???
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What a fun season full of wildly fun movies! We ate fruit we shouldn't have, while hanging out in The Bathtub; we told stories to cover up our pain; we were children of men and grandkids of great-great-great-great-great grandparents; we tried to find the edges of our consciousness while wearing designer heels; and visited an old auteur rivalry of Year Over Year once again. As always, thanks for listening and tell two friends this week to follow us on whatever platform they may.
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Join us this week as we load up our weapons, pick a side we're not sure we can trust, and dive headlong into two pictures about loyalty, vengeance, and the masks people wear to survive. We are reviewing The Departed and Django Unchained with our three-time guest, Christen Zatz-Gilman!
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Let's put on our best cerulean, take a shot of darkroom developer, and hop on that motorcycle in the desert, and walk straight into two films about the intoxicating, corrosive pull of powerful people who want something from you. We are reviewing The Devil Wears Prada and The Master with the effervescent Raz Mostaghimi!
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This episode we pull on our gas masks, dodge a few falling civilizations, and hurl ourselves headlong into two staggeringly ambitious films that ask whether humanity is worth saving, and somehow make you believe it is? Lead by our first time guest, Blake Wales, we will find the true true, or die on a rowboat trying to.
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For the second week in a row, we are doing our best to avoid reality (because it's dark!), and jumping into two movies that are full of magical realism: The Fall and Life of Pi. The effervescent Jonny Cantrell joins us in the pod basement this episode, where we will unpack which budget for these movies was bigger: The Fall's helmet budget, or Life of Pi's animated tiger budget.
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Join us this week as we put on our rain boots, crawl into that weird old tree, and jump headlong into two really beautiful films that blur the line between harsh realities and vivid fantasy. We are reviewing Pan's Labyrinth and Beasts of the Southern Wild with our magical guest, Miranda Anapol!
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We are back, and wrapping up a season that almost never happened! 1998 will live on to fight another day. We visited a broad set of topics this season including: two wildly different movies that owe a little something to their detective noir forefathers; war! what's it good for? not much besides beating back nazis; the quest for love; putting your personal lives on video; and a very beloved little corner in Brooklyn. Give us a listen and find out what we're covering next season.
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