Hello, my name is Justin the Clue and I'm here today with Will Sloan.

And you're listening to The Important Cinema Club and it's a very special time of year.

It is.

Big Denver.

Big Denver.

That's right.

Last week we were going back and forth, should it be Big December?

Yeah. Because it's December. Which is technically the correct version forth, should it be Big December? Yeah. Because it's December.

Which is technically the correct version.

Or should it be Big Denver, which sounds funnier.

The people have spoke.

Big Denver is what it is, as many people pointed out, because it sounds like a mistake.

And also it sounds like there's like dick somewhere in there with the Denver.

But not on this episode, because we are doing an episode on the queen of the rom-com,

Nancy Myers.

And Big Denver is all about like big, big, big filmmakers, big, big subjects that you know.

And people may go, wait, romantic comedies?

Is that such a big film?

Well, let me tell you, folks, Nancy Myers has directed exactly six feature-length films.

They are the parent trap, what women want, something's got to give, the holiday, it's complicated,

and the intern, and every single one of those has hit. And certain ones may have made less in

their theatrical runs than others. Certain ones may not have quite made $100 million, but you've

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