Better Late Than Blockbuster

Birthday Month: National Treasure | Better Late Than Blockbuster

On this special episode of Better Late Than Blockbuster, we celebrate Evan's birthday by talking his favorite movie: National Treasure. We discuss Nic Cage, Mission Impossible-Lite movies, and reveal just how much of Evan's personality we can credit to this film.

Birthday Month: Remember The Titans | Better Late Than Blockbuster

It's our BIRTHDAY MONTH! To celebrate, for the month of March we're going off script by picking special movies that mean a lot to us. Some movies mean a lot to both of us, and that's why we're starting with Remember The Titans. A movie played on repeat during our childhood, we talk why it's important to us, how it was the first movie that we bonded over, how often we quote it to each other, and discuss sports movies in general.

Gladiator: We Were Entertained | Better Late Than Blockbuster

In this episode of Better Late Than Blockbuster we discuss the swords and sandals epic Gladiator. We both owed this film a watch since one of us hadn't seen it and it turns out watching this on a charter bus on a high school field trip is not the ideal viewing experience. Listen to us debate whether historical epics work, and why nothing tops seeing movies in the theater.

JAWS: We Thought We'd Seen This One | Better Late Than Blockbuster

We know, we know. We thought we'd already gotten the most embarrassing confession out of the way. Turns out seeing all of the iconic scenes over and over does not mean you've seen the movie. In this episode of Better Late Than Blockbuster, we discuss finally giving JAWS a proper watch and finding out (50 years late) that it's not just a B monster movie?!

No Time for Notes: Interstellar, Nolan Worship, and Sibling Commentary | Better Late than Blockbuster

In this episode of Better Late than Blockbuster, we quickly forget how to podcast like normal people. Dana finally admits that it took her nearly a decade to watch Interstellar, and what starts as a planned episode, turns into a live reaction to the movie. We spiral into a pseudo watch-along filled with awe, sibling debate, emotional damage, and unsolicited praise for Christopher Nolan. Because not only is it possible, it's necessary.