Movies to Watch Before the End of the World

Best Picture 1960 (Alt): Sons and Lovers - ”You’re Not An Easy Subject”

Since Best Picture winner from 1960, "The Apartment" was already reviewed in season 1, Mita and Nadeem decided to watch nominee "Sons and Lovers" for the next movie review. No, you don't need to watch it, but you can listen to them talk about it. 

Best Picture 1959: Ben-Hur - ”We Will Rise Again”

Happy New Year, Movies To Watch-ers (we're still working on an official name for all of you). To kick off 2023, Mita and Nadeem watched the Best Picture winner from 1959, "Ben-Hur" for the next movie review. Not by choice, mind you...

Best Picture 1958: Gigi - ”Have A Piece Of Cheese”

Nadeem is trying to find a way to make a joke about "Little Girls" and "Little Boys" but there is no way to do it without sounding creepy af. So, he and Mita watched the Best Picture winner from 1958,"Gigi". Here is their movie review. 

Best Picture 1957: The Bridge On The River Kwai - ”Be Happy In Your Work”

Oscar season 2023 is among us! Mita and Nadeem celebrate by watching the Best Picture winner from 1957, "The Bridge On The River Kwai". Surprisingly, there is a bridge and it is over the river Kwai. What a time to be alive. 

Best Picture 1956: Around The World In 80 Days - ”What Kind Of Foreigner Are You? Maybe A Hoochie-Coochie Dancer?”

It didn't take 80 days (even if it felt like it), but Mita and Nadeem managed to watch the Best Picture winner from 1956, "Around The World In 80 Days" for the next movie review. Remember when casual racism was cute?

Best Picture 1955: Marty - ”You Don’t Get To Be Good-Hearted By Accident”

Mita and Nadeem watch the Best Picture winner from 1955, "Marty" for the next movie review. A film that teaches us a cardinal rule: how never to end a movie. 

Best Picture 1954: On The Waterfront - ”I Could’ve Been A Contender”

Mita (who has class) and Nadeem (who's a somebody) do a movie review for the best picture winner from 1954, "On The Waterfront". It stars some bum named Marlon Brando. Heard of him? 

Best Picture 1953: From Here To Eternity - ”Nobody Ever Lies About Being Lonely”

This week, Mita and Nadeem get swept away in the 1953 Best Picture winner, "From Here To Eternity" for the next movie review. A movie about hot people doing hot things in the hot Hawaii climate. 

Best Picture 1952: The Greatest Show On Earth - ”He Said I Was Like Champagne. I Made His Head Spin.”

Step right up folks! Nadeem and Mita do a movie review for the best picture winner from 1952, "The Greatest Show On Earth"! There may be some false advertising in that title...

Best Picture 1951: An American In Paris - ”I’m Old Enough To Know What To Do With My Young Feelings”

Two Indians in Canada (Nadeem and Mita) watch the Best Picture winner from 1951, "An American In Paris", for the next movie review. Hopefully,  somewhere, three Danish people are listening to this epsiode.