In part one of a Russell Crowe extravaganza, Mita and Nadeem do a movie review for the best picture winner from 2000, ”Gladiator”. And to answer Russell, we were entertained...for the most part.

In Canada beauty, Mita and Nadeem watch the best picture winner from 1999, ”American Beauty”. No roses were used or abused in the recording of this podcast. Carnations on the other hand...

O, listeners, listeners, where for art though listeners? Mita and Nadeem take a right at Normandy beach and watch the best picture winner from 1998, ”Shakespeare In Love” for their next movie review. It’s a truly Goop-tastic episode.

Every night in their dreams, Mita and Nadeem see the best picture winner from 1997, ”Titanic”. So, for this week, they decided to do a movie review and take down some film bros.

It’s double the pleasure when Mita and Nadeem have a technical glitch and have to two two recordings for their movie review of the best picture winner from 1996, ”The English Patient”. Don’t worry, you only have to listen to one recording.

Nadeem and Mita give Hollywood’s favourite anti-semite and his  1995 best picture winner, ”Braveheart” a watch a movie review. Good news: Mel Gibson is still hot.

Stupid is as stupid does, so Mita and Nadeem do a movie review for best picture winner number 67, ”Forrest Gump”. In case your’e wondering, Jenny still sucks.

This week, Mita and Nadeem settle in for the feel-good movie of the century when they do a movie review of the best picture winner from 1993, ”Schindler’s List”. No (other) jokes were made in the making of this episode.

Mita and Nadeem do a movie review ”Unforgiven” this week . The best picture winner from 1992. Much like the movie itself, there isn’t much to say.

With some fava beans and a nice chianti, Mita and Nadeem settle in to watch the best picture winner from 1991, ”The Silence Of The Lambs”. Nadeem really liked it but Mita hated it.

In the first in a series of movies that have animals in their titles, Mita and Nadeem do a movie review for the best picture winner from 1990, ”Dances With Wolves”. And yes, they talk more about Barbie, Oppie and Rocky.

It’s post ”Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani” weekend. So, Mita and Nadeem breakdown their thoughts, feelings and emotions about the Bollywood blockbuster. Oh yes, they also do a movie review for the best picture winner from 1989, ”Driving Miss Daisy”

It’s the post Barbenheimer episode so Mita and Nadeem review, ”Barbie”, ”Oppenheimer” and the best picture winner from 1988, ”Rain Man”. Definitely a busy weekend. Definitely, definitely.

The first Mita and the second Nadeem sit down to watch the best picture winner from 1987, ”The Last Emperor”. A movie about a little boy who just likes to drink milk.

Hooah! Mita and Nadeem get down in the mud to watch the best picture inner from 1986, ”Platoon”. A war movie with an all-male cast. This is Mita’s absolute favourite genre.

Despite a complete lack of interest and desire to do so, Mita and especially Nadeem buckled down to watch the best picture winner from 1985, ”Out Of Africa”. Mita blessed the rains. Nadeem eats his words.

Mita and Nadeem are shocked and surprised when they do a movie review of the best picture winner from 1984, ”Amadeus”. Nadeem apologizes for the late posting. But sometimes life happens. You know?

Sweetheart, this week Mita and Nadeem talked abortions, cheating and middle-aged suburban ennui when they did a movie review for the best picture winner of 1983, ”Terms Of Endearment”. Mita gets down and dirty with some erotic thrillers.

Mita and Nadeem eat their way through the 3-hour Best Picture winner from 1982, ”Gandhi”, for their next movie review. Food and drink were consumed during both the watching of the movie and recording of the episode. Don’t worry, Gandhi would approve.

It’s a race to the finish when Mita and Nadeem watch the best picture winner from 1982, ”Chariots of Fire” for their next movie review. Dodi Fayed would be proud.

Marvellous Mita and amazing Nadeem sat down to watch the appropriately titled, ”Ordinary People”, the Best Picture winner from 1980 from their next movie review. Also in conversation, Tina Turner, Cannes and Marty Scorsese.

It’s Mita vs. Nadeem when they do a movie review for the 1979 Best Picture winner, ”Kramer vs. Kramer”. Who will get custody of the dog? Only time will tell.

Mita and Nadeem settle in to watch the 3-hour post and pre-war epic, ”The Deer Hunter”, Best Picture winner from 1978, for the next movie review. This disclaimer has never been more needed: no deers were harmed in the recording of this podcast.

Diane Keaton is peak Diane Keaton when she stars in this weeks movie review, the 1977 winner for Best Picture ”Annie Hall”. Mita and Nadeem talk racism, rape and child molestation. Super casual.

Mita and Nadeem get serious this week when they watch not one, but two Best Picture nominees, ”Taxi Driver” and ”Network” for the next movie review. That’s two movies for the price for one! What a time to be alive.