ABOUT THIS EPISODE
After a suspiciously long “creative hiatus” (AKA laziness), Luke and Dan return with a brand new challenge: to review every film on The New York Times’ Top 100 Movies of the 21st Century list.
They’re starting from the bottom (as Dan likes to do) with No. 100: Superbad. A film about teenage chaos, codependency and catastrophic social skills. I wonder why it resonates with Dan so much.
The boys are back. The takes are bad. The films are good (hopefully).
Here's the New York Times 100 Greatest Movies of the 21st Century list.
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