Show Info: A movie-talkin' podcast wherein three New Orleans farmboys with big city dreams, big country hearts, and varying degrees of formal and informal cinematic education and experience try to make sense of film culture so they can ask the ultimate question: "Movies are bad?"
In this very special episode, the gang tries to determine the criteria necessary for a movie to achieve "classic" status. As is custom for the young podcast, everything gets more complicated from there. We find that there's a clear difference between a classic film and an iconic film, discuss the societally agreed upon classics we love and classics we don't love, reveal the classics we've still yet to see, explore the social pressure that seeing classics carries, and share which modern films we hope will be considered classics someday. Should you see the movies you should see? We don't answer that question but we certainly ask it (and many others like it) multiple times, so listen along and angrily provide your own answers to our inconclusive ramblings in "Movies Are Bad?: Classics? Volume One!"
