Hey, it's Lulu. It's summer, so we're off this week, but I'm excited to share a new Times podcast

with you. It's by my colleague Wesley Morris. His new show is called Cannonball, and it is amazing.

Each week, Wesley talks with writers, artists, and his friends about the culture. A recent episode

I really loved was Wesley chatting with fellow critic Eric Hines about the Times' recent, extremely fun to debate list of 100 best movies of the 21st century.

I definitely have my opinions on this.

I think you'll love their conversation and you'll probably have several strong opinions of your own.

Enjoy.

And we'll be back next week with a new interview.

I'm Wesley Morris, and this is Cannonball.

Last month, I spent a week eating two lunches a day.

One, the New York Times cafeteria made.

That one was actual food and it was good.

The New York Times Culture Department made the other one.

That one was a list of the 100 greatest movies of the 21st century

voted on by more than 500 actors, writers, producers, directors,

costume designers, screenwriters, production people,

people who just make the movies.

They voted on that list.

And every day, for five days,

the paper released a batch of 20 ranked movies, starting with Superbad at 100,

and ending with parasite hoisting the championship belt.

I devoured both the food and the countdown some days at the same time.

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