some of my comfort movies, I'm like, why does my soul like this movie? It's not good. Overboard?

It's a bad movie. No, overboard is excellent. The other day, I was like cleaning around the

house and I just wanted something on in the background. And again, I've mentioned this movie

before, so I am now fully outing myself. I've turned on Mona Lisa's smile. I don't know why. It's

Julie Roberts. It's the power of Julia Roberts. Honestly, it's the Maggie Jillen Hall for me in

that one. Oh, really? That does that one for me. Yeah, but like I don't know why I have a thing

about watching like rich 1950s women. Sure. I had it on in the background while I was doing things. I literally only perked up when Marcia Gay Hardin was talking and I actually walked back into the room. I was like in the kitchen doing something and I was like, oh, that's Marcia Gay Hardin scene. You run in. And I like scamper in back into the room. Oh, Juliet Stevenson's in this movie too. I love her. Like, that movie is punching so much above its weight.

Yeah. With the actors. The cast is insane. It's insane. And I, it's, again, I don't want to make people think it's a good movie. Yeah. It's not. It's not a good movie. But it's so entertaining. Yeah. And it's all I want to watch sometimes. I feel like how to lose a guy in 10 days has potential to be that. A hundred percent. Yeah.

As a good. movie. But it's so entertaining. Yeah. And it's all I want to watch sometimes. I feel like how to lose a guy in 10 days has potential to be that. A hundred percent. Yeah. As long as your answer is in American History X, I think you can do this without guilt. Yeah. As long as your answer isn't terms of endearment. Yeah. You know a movie I can watch over and over again? Screw you, Deborah Winger. Hey, I'm Paul.

And I'm Erica.

And this here, this is That Aged Well.

Yesterday's Pop Culture today. You know what? You threw me off my rhythm. I did. And I actually forgot the words of pop culture. I threw you a curveball. Yesterday's pop culture today. That's correct. It is the finale of August. It's the finale of the Summer of Love. That means that next Monday actually is Labor Day. And you know what we do on Labor Day? We not labor. That's right. It should be called sit on your ass day. So we are going to be virtually sitting on our asses and not releasing an episode next Monday. That's right. So everyone prepare yourselves. Yes, go outside. Enjoy this excruciating summer heat. This world record heat wave that everyone wants to go outside for. That everyone's experiencing. Yeah, enjoy that. And we'll

be back in two weeks. Yes. For our international listeners, Labor Day is a day where we talk about

how much we work all. No, just kidding. It's an excuse to eat barbecue. Yeah. Labor Day. Every American holiday is an excuse to eat barbecue. Labor Day is when Americans,

it's the one day a year Americans try to pretend that they are not pigs suckling at the teed of

capitalism and that we don't value work above all else. But no, but we do value work above all else. That's why we're like, yay, Labor Day. Yay work. Look at our laboring. But really, it's an excuse to eat barbecue. Sure, yeah. Okay, Erica, it is the final Monday of August 2023 in this summer of love that we're doing. Love, love, love. Love is all you need. it's all you need all you need all you need

what if there was someone who is doing like a spoken all you need it's all you need what if I went

into like a bar and pretended that I wrote love like all you need is love yeah as a poem and

everyone's like oh um it's a pretty famous song lady is anyone gonna tell? Does she think she's John Lennon? Do you think that's what inspired that movie tomorrow? Yes. Yeah, 100%. That's what it was. Yeah. Before we get to the final movie, though, Erica, we do have a five-star Apple podcast review. Shall I regale you with it? Yes, please. This is from Rel Good 11. Okay. And they write, Can't Get Enough. Kind of appropriate for the movie we're doing today. If they put a just in front of it, would have really nailed it. You just can't get enough. Uh-huh. Look forward every week to listening to Erica and Paul cover some childhood favorites and new to me movies as well.

Housework and drives have become so much more enjoyable with the laugh out loud moments that you all

provide more than any other podcast in my library. No notes. Would love to hear you all cover

Soap Dish starring Sally Field and Kevin Klein. Much love. Well,

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