And our favorite romantic movies on the way to Valentine's Day. I am Steve Morris. I'm a

filmmaker and directing the instructor in Los Angeles California.

Hello everyone, I'm John Rock, I'm a writer, producer, and host and voice of artist here in

San Diego, California.

And we've come to a film that I have always loved

and that you had never seen when we sat down to talk about it on the Cinephiles

and you had a very different reaction, I I think to watching it from what I had.

Yeah this is one of those episodes where you know one of us goes on a journey with a film that we may not

100% like or initially enjoy and the conversation unlock some things about the film that allows the other one to

reappreciate it or enjoy it or at least give it a little more space to be enjoyed and that certainly

happened in this experience with a brief encounter and seeing how much you

enjoyed the film through your eyes and seeing the things that really appeal to you was was a great experience on the show

Well, and it's funny we sat we talked about what order we would put these in and they're not in the order that we recorded them they're not in the order these films came out.

But I think what's interesting is like we went from this

emotional intense film of Punch Drunk Love

to this extremely restrained film

where they never express how they feel about each other to a movie where the

problem is the opposite. They both know exactly how they feel about each other.

They do express how they feel about each other, but the world will not allow this relationship to happen because they're both good people and like they're both married to good people and they can't they simply can't consummate the love that they both acknowledge they have.

Yet again, another dimension to love, right?

It's not just all sunshine and rainbows and sweet kisses and angelic

cherubic faces and arrows. It is actually sometimes stumbling upon someone that you

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