Movies to Watch Before the End of the World

Best Picture 1945: The Lost Weekend - ”Another Drink. Another Binge. Another Bender. Another Spree.”

Last weekend, Nadeem and Mita watched the Best Picture from 1945, "The Lost Weekend". This weekend they're going to dream of a long weekend. 

Best Picture 1944: Going My Way - ”All The Monkey’s Are In A Zoo, Everyday You Meet Quiet A Few”

This weeks movie review, Mita and Nadeem take an unexpectedly right turn to watch Best Picture winner from 1944, "Going My Way". God bless. 

Best Picture 1943: Casablanca - ”Louie, I Think This Is The Beginning Of A Beautiful Friendship”

Mita and Nadeem watch the 1943 Best Picture winner "Casablanca" for the next movie review. Fortunately, not starring Madonna and Ashton Kutcher. Even writing that feels wrong. 

Best Picture 1942: Mrs. Miniver - ”There Will Always Be Roses.”

"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet". Even if the rose was called Mrs.Miniver. Which is also the name of the  1942 Best Picture winner Nadeem and Mita watched for their next movie review. Round about way, but we got there in the end. 

Best Picture 1941: How Green Was My Valley - ”God Save Our Queen.”

Mita and Nadeem watch the 1941 Best Picture winner "How Green Was My Valley" for the next movie review and discover the valley was never green after all...Dun Dun Dun!

Best Picture 1940: Rebecca - ”I am Mrs.de Winter Now!”

Things get mysterious when Mita and Nadeem watch Alfred Hitchcock's only best picture winner, "Rebecca" for the next movie review. Nadeem's going to take a shower and wants everyone to know. Just in case.  

Best Picture 1939: Gone With The Wind - ”Frankly My Dear, I Don’t Give A Damn.”

Mita and Nadeem  get caught up in a strange weather pattern when they watch the 1939 epic, "Gone With The Wind" for the next movie review. Surprisingly, they both give a damn. 

Best Picture 1938: You Can’t Take It With You - ”The Ceiling Just Fell In”

This week, Mita and Nadeem watched the 1938 Best Picture winner "You Can't Take It With You" for the next movie review. They dive deep to ask the hard questions: can you truly not take it with you? Hard hitting stuff. 

Best Picture 1937: The Life Of Emile Zola - ”Will You Write? No, But I’ll Remember.”

Emile Zola? I hardly know her! Seriously though, Mita and Nadeem watched the 1937 Best Picture Winner, "The Life of Emile Zola" for the next movie review. 

Best Picture 1936: The Great Ziegfeld - ”I’m So Disappointed, I Could Scream!”

For this weeks movie review, Mita and Nadeem watched the 1936 Best Picture Winner, "The Great Ziegfeld". Contrary to popular belief, Ziegfeld might not be so great.