When Real-Life Fathers and Daughters Star in the Same Film

In honor of Bleeding Love, which I didn't like back when it was called You Sing Loud, I Sing Louder, I wrote about other movies featuring fathers and their daughters. Check it out here.

What Peter Bogdanovich Gave the World With 'The Last Picture Show'

In honor of the filmmaker's passing, I wrote about his greatest film. Hope you enjoy.

'Film at Fifty': Going Long on 'The Last Picture Show'

Brian Rowe does a podcast where he talks to a film critic about a different 50-year-old movie. I was very pleased to be asked to be on for The Last Picture Show, which opened October 22, 1971. We talked for nearly two hours about the film and Peter Bogdanovich in general. (We also discussed making out in cars and growing up in small towns.) And in honor of the movie's black-and-white look, Brian had our video the same way. Hope you enjoy the conversation.

The Grierson & Leitch Podcast: Are Movie Theaters Over?

This week, we have a long chat about the future of movie theaters, which allowed me to go to bat for the theatrical experience. Then, in our Reboot segment, we look at two comedies about kids connecting with the men who may be their fathers: Paper Moon and The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou. Hear the whole thing down below.