Dan and Josh conclude their multi-part discussion of the greatest movies of all time with picks #16–20, then move into a long and wide-ranging honorable mentions section. The episode ranges from Golden Age musicals and courtroom dramas to Shakespeare, Bond, noir, war films, Hitchcock, and a few later favorites like Apollo 13 and Die Hard. As in the earlier episodes, the fun is in both the overlap and the disagreement: shared admiration for certain stars and genres, but very different instincts about what makes a film truly great.

Dan’s #16–20 Picks
16. Too Hot to Handle (1938) — 00:05:13
17. Apollo 13 (1995) — 00:18:15
18. Father of the Bride (1950) — 00:24:02
19. Witness for the Prosecution (1957) — 00:33:07
20. Follow the Fleet (1936) — 00:46:28

Josh’s #16–20 Picks
16. Top Hat (1935) — 00:15:22
17. Apollo 13 (1995) — 00:18:21
18. Hopscotch (1980) — 00:29:42
19. Shall We Dance (1937) — 00:16:57
20. Othello (1995) — 00:55:26

Honorable Mentions
Shakespeare in Love — 01:02:30
Three Little Words — 01:03:07
The Guns of Navarone — 01:03:58
Macbeth (1971) — 01:05:57
Doctor No — 01:06:38
Goldfinger — 01:06:38
Thunderball — 01:06:38
Sabrina — 01:06:56
Roberta — 01:07:57
Carefree — 01:07:57
Follow the Fleet — 01:08:43
Love in the Afternoon — 01:08:41
Charade — 01:09:15
Rear Window — 01:09:59
Patton — 01:10:01
The Silence of the Lambs — 01:10:44
The Fellowship of the Ring — 01:12:09
The Thirteenth Warrior — 01:13:53
The Italian Job — 01:14:37
The Philadelphia Story — 01:15:48
My Favorite Year — 01:16:39
The Big Sleep — 01:17:13
Stagecoach — 01:18:48
Murder, My Sweet — 01:17:58
Desk Set — 01:20:24
Aladdin (1992) — 01:22:31

Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo — 01:25:04

Stalag 17 (1953) — 01:25:03
Foreign Correspondent (1940) — 01:26:42
His Girl Friday (1940) — 01:27:48
To Be or Not to Be (1942) — 01:28:23
To Catch a Thief (1955) — 01:29:01
An American in Paris (1951) — 01:21:31
You Gotta Stay Happy (1948) — 01:29:25
The Maltese Falcon (1941) — 01:30:02
Strangers on a Train (1951) — 01:30:51
Test Pilot (1938) — 01:32:24
It Happened One Night (1934) — 01:32:35
Flying Down to Rio (1933) — 01:33:25
Double Indemnity (1944) — 01:33:33
Die Hard (1988) — 01:34:35
The In-Laws (1979) — 01:35:20

Mr Blandings Builds his Dream House (1948) — 01:35:40
Rush Hour (1998) — 01:35:50

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Dan and Josh return for Part 3 of their all-time greatest movies discussion, moving through picks #11–15. They begin with another lively books segment and reflections on recent reading, then continue their rankings with more spirited disagreement and overlap. This episode ranges from classic war epics and golden-age comedies to Hitchcock suspense, Bond, action blockbusters, and holiday favorites—showing once again how differently two serious movie lovers can define “greatness.”

Dan’s #11–15 Picks
11. Command Decision (1948) — 00:09:17
12. The Longest Day (1962) — 00:14:18
13. Holiday Inn (1942) — 00:21:32
14. Dial M for Murder (1954) — 00:31:21
15. Roman Holiday (1953) — 00:37:46

Josh’s #11–15 Picks
11. Kiss Them for Me (1957) — 00:09:33
12. The Sky’s the Limit (1943) — 00:10:00
13. Jaws (1975) — 00:26:32
14. Die Hard (1988) — 00:31:56
15. From Russia with Love (1963) — 00:42:18

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Dan and Josh return for Part 2 of their all-time greatest movies countdown. They open with what they’ve been reading lately—from Agatha Christie to the Russian classics—then recap the previous episode’s #1–5 selections before diving into picks #6–10. Expect spirited debate on Hitchcock, classic war films, Shakespeare on screen, golden-age Hollywood craftsmanship, and what separates “great art” from endlessly rewatchable entertainment.

Dan’s #6–10 Picks
6. North by Northwest (1959) — 00:15:25
7. The Caine Mutiny (1954) — 00:31:55
8. Vertigo (1958) — 00:41:11
9. 12 O’Clock High (1949) — 00:52:05
10. Casablanca (1942) — 01:05:28

Josh’s #6–10 Picks
6. Julius Caesar (1953) — 00:22:36
7. Dial M for Murder (1954) — 00:34:07
8. Casablanca (1942) — 00:47:58
9. Twelfth Night (1996) — 00:59:19
10. Swing Time (1936) — 01:05:31

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