The best one
In this episode, Dave rambles continually about the greatness of Alfonso Cuaron and Gary Oldman. In this movie, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, the two work together to create, in Dave’s opinion, the best film of the Harry Potter franchise.
PSH Forever
In this episode, Dave reviews a movie, Doubt, with one of his absolute favorite actors, Philip Seymour Hoffman. Although we have been robbed of many great years of film due to his death, here is one of his best performances (and that’s saying something).
Hughes Forever
In this episode, Dave discusses a theory which was borne out of the book/movie “The Outsiders.” Apparently, it actually has an effect when we label people in negative ways. Shocker. Also, The Breakfast Club. Is it the best high school movie of all time?
Remember me?
In this episode, Dave looks at the effects of a treatment that doesn't exist. What would happen to our brains if we could magically remove the bad memories (and who hasn't thought of that?)?
They don't need to be saved
In this episode, Dave is bothered (maybe too much) for the lack of Japanese actors in the new Godzilla movie. He will also discuss the “White Knight Syndrome” and how it connects with this movie, earlier Godzilla movies, and film in general.
Just an excuse
In this episode, Dave uses any excuse to watch one of his favorite movies, The Avengers. He analyzes what it takes to make a team, and, more importantly, what it takes to make a good team. Does the greatest team in comics apply as a good team?
It still should have been two movies
We’re back for more. In this episode, Dave talks about the final movie of the Christopher Nolan Dark Knight Trilogy. In addition, he discusses the nature of heroism and the difference between heroic acts and acts of courage.
This one is for Dad
Welcome to Pop Culture Case Study! In the first episode, Dave discusses the magic of Big Fish. Somehow, he will connect it to Terror Management Theory. Hopefully, it will be entertaining too!