In this episode, Pierre and Jeff run through the movies they each saw during June, including The Flash, Asteroid City, and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Were any of this year's most hotly-anticipated June blockbusters worth the wait? Well, the answer isn't entirely no!

Also in this episode, Jeff references a review of Transformers: Rise of the Beasts by friend of the show and Awesome Friday co-host Simon Best, which you really should read.

On this week's episode, our hosts talk about Nicolas Winding Refn again, but this time, his best-known movie: Drive! How does Drive stack up against Valhalla Rising? What can this movie tell us about Ryan Gosling? And what's ahead for our hosts in Season 2 (you already know this, Season 2 started over a year ago!)

Tune in for the final episode of CML Classics!

Starring Kirsten Dunst, Josh Hartnett, and Kathleen Turner, The Virgin Suicides paints a fascinating portrait of a suffocating suburbia in the late 20th century. Effective in its themes and shocking in its execution, what can Coppola's first movie tell us about her as a director? Tune in to hear our hosts' takes!

Also in this episode: our hosts discuss Sofia Coppola, date the current episode by talking about episodes yet to come, and Pierre makes a promise he can't take back!

Also in this episode: Our hosts introduce the Wheel of Movies!

This classic episode of Classic Movies Live! is about one of Jeff's favourite movies of 2019. After Reign Over Me, can Adam Sandler redeem himself as an actor? (Spoiler alert: yes!)

And of course, our hosts also talk about that new movie: Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero! Itself a celebration of the many storylines that came before, Super Hero sees Piccolo and Gohan teaming up to save the world from a new Android threat... and this one is super hero themed!

Also in this episode, the Wheel of Movies returns!

If you like this episode, check out the last episode we did about a TV show, wherein we reviewed the Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. Or for more animated movie talk, check out our list of the Top 10 Animated Films By Genre!

Hailed by many as one of Adam Sandler's best performances ever, Reign Over Me features Sandler as a 9/11 widower suffering from PTSD. After reuniting with his college roommate, played by Don Cheadle, Reign follows the two friends as they deal with their personal traumas. Similarly, Classic Movies Live follows friends Pierre and Jeff as they deal with a series of shared, but also deeply personal traumas in the form of the cinematic arts! Tune in for our thoughts on Adam Sandler's career-defining performance!

This week, our hosts excitedly got back to talking about new movies with Da 5 Bloods! Spike Lee's collaboration with Netflix was highly anticipated at the time, and was making waves as an early Oscars contender. It wasn't to be, ultimately, but that didn't stop our hosts from breaking it down right when it came out!

Though it's since been eclipsed by a few episodes, Apocalypse Now! was at the time our longest episode, and remains a favourite among our hosts!

On Classic Movies Live!, Pierre and Jeff discuss exclusively classic movies. But not all classics are made in California! Today, our hosts take on a movie from Hong Kong. But not just any Hong Kong movie: we're talking about 2002's Infernal Affairs, winner of the Best Film award at Hong Kong's 22nd Film Awards! It also happens to be the main inspiration for a particular movie our hosts watch in a different episode... can you figure out which one before they tell you?

Starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, Kubrick's final movie is a tense, two-and-a-half-hour-long erotic thriller completed only days before the director's death. So how does it stack up against Kubrick's other films, particularly the subject of last week's episode, A Clockwork Orange? Tune in to find out!

Also in today's episode: what's going on with New Mutants? Will it be featured on a future episode of the show? Which episode will that be? (Since you're hearing this from the future, we can answer that question! It's Season 2, Episode 2!)

From first-time director Brendan Steere, Velocipastor is a movie tackling themes of religion, drug abuse, prostitution, and also the Vietnam War. Is it even possible for a modern movie to take on so many issues successfully, and still be excellent? Find out today, when Pierre and Jeff review possibly their favourite movie they've ever seen for the show!

On this, the most anticipated episode of CML Classics, Pierre and Jeff discuss the greatest racing movie of all time, Need for Speed. This 2014 movie could be responsible for launching the careers of Rami Malek, Dakotah Johnson, and Imogen Poots, while revitalizing the career of Michael Keaton! So should the Aaron Paul-led blockbuster be considered a classic in that regard? Find out today, as our hosts break down this endlessly hyped, rarely remembered racing hit from 2014!

Directed by the same guy who did Monsters University, is Onward the next Toy Story, or yet another forgettable entry in the famed studio's catalogue?

In the second episode recorded from their home studios, our hosts discuss one of the best of the early 2010s' disaster movies and look at how well the world of Contagion mirrors the real world in 2020.

Well, remember, dear listener, that we lived for a time in a world that pulled every movie from theatres, including The Invisible Man!

Rising from the ashes of Universal's Dark Universe, Leigh Whannell's latest movie The Invisible Man was one of the first horror movies of 2020! Is it also one of the best? Tune in to today's episode to hear our hosts talk about the latest adaptation of H.G. Wells' classic novel! ...And if you like what you hear, head over to YouTube to rent it now!

In this classic episode, Pierre and Jeff cope with the fact that they won't be talking about A Quiet Place Part 2 and Fast 9 for a bit. If you're a regular listener, you will have already heard those episodes, but if you're a really regular listener, you'll also remember the year or so where no one even knew when those episodes would come out....

A few years back, Pierre and Jeff ventured out to see it, and they've got thoughts! Is Sonic worth seeing? Does it do justice to the character? Could Jeff Fowler's directorial debut even be the best video game movie of all time? Tune in to today's classic episode of Classic Movies Live! for the answers to these questions and more!

On this classic episode of Classic Movies Live!, Pierre and Jeff discuss DC's new Harley Quinn movie. Can Harley Quinn break free of the spectre of Suicide Squad? Can Margot Robbie break free from the spectre of Jared Leto? Tune in to find out! Also on this week's episode, our hosts take a look at the future of the DC Universe. Could Jeff's dream Clayface movie ever get made?

On this classic episode, Pierre and Jeff begin their fabled series of episodes talking about the "Three Great Car Movies". Which ones are those? Well, the first is Ford v Ferrari!

Nominated for 6 Academy Awards including Best Picture, Parasite is easily the highest-profile South Korean movie to ever receive a wide release in North America.

Our hosts have seen it, and have lots to say! Tune in to hear Pierre and Jeff's thoughts on Bong Joon-ho's highly-regarded, genre-bending social satire! Does it deserve Best Picture? How about Best Production Design? Is it maybe even possible that it didn't get enough nominations? The answers to all these questions and more on this week's episode of Classic Movies Live!

Taika Waititi's heartfelt, hilarious Hitler movie about a young boy coming of age at the end of the Third Reich recently scored not only a Best Picture nomination, but also the first-ever Best Supporting Actress nomination for Scarlett Johansson! But do you know who predicted that? Heatwave Radio's own Pierre and Jeff! We've dug up a special episode of Classic Movies Live from our archives where we talk at length about Jojo Rabbit, one of our favourite movies of 2019! Also in this episode: Hear The Beatles sing in German!

With Awards Season in full swing, Pierre and Jeff are taking a few episodes to talk about some of 2019's Oscars hopefuls! First up: Knives Out! From esteemed director Rian Johnson (Star Wars Episode VIII), Knives Out is an Agatha Christie-style murder mystery starring Daniel Craig as a southern detective... or is it? Johnson's latest movie subverts expectations, but does it lose something in the process? Tune in to Classic Movies Live to find out!

On today's classic episode, Pierre and Jeff discuss the nominations for the 2020 Oscars. Tune in again in a few weeks to hear our reactions to the winners (from two years ago!)

On this classic episode of Classic Movies Live!, Pierre and Jeff talk about Robert Eggers' 2019 movie The Lighthouse! Listen to our hosts spar with the gulls, as they discuss the black-and-white, 4:3 psychological thriller about an odd couple stranded on a rock in the middle of the ocean. Enjoy our spoiler-free review of the Robert Pattinson/Willem Dafoe/One-Eyed Seagull rivalry that is The Lighthouse!

Starring Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, and Bill Hader, how does the second half of IT stack up against the first? Also in this episode: our hosts discuss Cary Fukunaga, a man tangentially related to -- but not involved with -- this movie.

Also in this episode, our hosts briefly talk about Pet Sematary, Midsommar, and Toy Story 4.

After more than 10 years and 22 movies, the Marvel Cinematic Universe finally reaches its conclusion with Avengers: Endgame! But even with its small army of A-List stars, a 3-hour runtime, and more than 20 movies of backstory, can Endgame live up to the hype?  Join Jeff and guest host Alex Shaw as they discuss whether or not Endgame will go down in history as a truly Classic Movie, Live!

This week on Classic Movies Live!, join Jeff and Pierre as they explore Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver, starring Robert De Niro. How does the story of Travis Bickle hold up 40 years later? What's good about it in the first place? Learn the answers to these questions and more as our hosts discuss this week's Classic Movie, Live!

For over 10 years, no one in Hollywood has been more influential than Marvel Studios. With a franchise spanning 23 movies, many of them Oscar nominees and box-office record setters, it was only a matter of time before the comic-giant-turned-movie-studio produced a self-titled film! But how is it? This week on Classic Movies Live!, join Jeff and Pierre as they discuss Captain Marvel and other classics from the Marvel Cinematic Universe... live!

This week on Classic Movies Live!, Pierre and Jeff discuss "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part". Is the latest animated movie from Phil Lord and Christopher Miller yet another masterpiece? How does it compare to the first part? Find out as Pierre and Jeff talk about another classic movie… live!

In this week's episode of Classic Movies Live, Pierre and Jeff talk about the latest satire by visionary director Dan Gilroy. Is "Velvet Buzzsaw" the biting critique of modern art that it sets out to be? Or is it just another forgettable horror movie? Tune in to hear our hosts' thoughts on yet another classic movie... live! 

In this episode of Classic Movies Live, Pierre and Jeff discuss the final movie in M. Night Shyamalan’s bizarre superhero trilogy. Is Glass a worthy successor to Unbreakable and Split? Is it even a good movie? Find out as our hosts tackle their first classic movie… live!