Hi this is Steve. So back in July John and I were going to record a cinephile on Rob Reiner's 1989 romantic comedy when Harry

Met Sally. We had both watched the movie, read articles, checked out behind the scenes videos, commentary tracks,

and put our thoughts together for the podcast.

In fact, John was already in his car

on the way to my house to record the episode

when I started having second thoughts.

You see, when Harry Met Sally is all about men and women, how they think, what they want,

how they view relationships, and the problems that happen when men and women get together.

Now we both love the movie, but suddenly it just felt wrong to have two guys talk about it for an hour.

So we cancelled our recording and once again reached out to the talented and funny Victoria Garcia-Kelleher to get her perspective.

It ends up when Harry Met Sally is one of her all-time favorites.

So coming up this Friday the three of us dig deep into what might be

the greatest romantic comedy ever made. It's available for Rent on iTunes and has a pretty good

albeit a bit repetitive Blu-ray.

And in case you're interested in what else we have in store,

here's a little preview of what's coming up in September on the Synophiles.

You have offended my family and you have offended a Charlene temple. You know that rule, Mr. Payne. And I loved you for it just as my father did. And you know that you fight for the loss causes harder than for any others.

Yes, you even die for them. Like a man we both know, Mr. Peggie. Any of those sound familiar? So that's when Harry met Sally this week and a lot of great

movies lined up for September. We'll see you then. that. once again to the cinnophiles where each week we enter the world of a great film and explore its ideas, its history, the filmmakers, and the influence it has on us today.

My name is Steve Morris, I'm a filmmaker and directing teacher in Los Angeles, California.

Hello everybody, welcome back.

My name is John Roca.

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