Promises, promises. The Lovers keep making promises that they'll upload episodes more regularly, but they haven't. Until now! David and Russ are back (while Casey is off on assignment), and they got lots of things they love and want to share about (7:07). Following the love-fest they dive deep into three intriguing discussion topics that have no theme or link: The crappy month for movies that was October (18:00); the firing and hiring of James Gunn (31:00); and the not-so-new trailer for Disney's live-action reboot of "Aladdin" (39:35). The love is abundant even though the unifying theme is not – they hope you enjoy!

#17: We Love Nothing in Particular

[This Episode Contains Spoilers] Join the Film Lovers as they head out west on an existential expedition in search of "Netflix gold" and review the Coen Brothers' latest film "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs" (19:35). Before that they throw Netflix CEO Reed Hastings under the bus and discuss his alleged disdain for the traditional Hollywood system (6:55). If you love Joel and Ethan Coen, you'll definitely be "in your element" for this one. We'd love to hear your thoughts on Buster Scruggs as well, please tweet us at https://twitter.com/filmloverspod with your views on the movie!

#21: We Love The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

[This Episode Contains Spoilers] Join the Film Lovers as they do "whatever it takes" to discuss the final installment of an epic 22 film cinematic journey — Avengers: Endgame (15:22). Before that they do a deep conspiratorial dive into the ambiguous new trailer for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (3:25), and speculate on the secret rivalry between RJ and JJ. It's an episode for the ages! Looking to chime in? Tweet us at twitter.com/filmloverspod with your insights.

Show Notes:

• Read the interview with "Avengers: Endgame" writers, Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely: www.nytimes.com/2019/04/29/movies/avengers-endgame-questions-and-answers.html

#22: We Love Avengers: Endgame

Film Lovers Podcast is a podcast for lovers of film by lovers of film. Come listen in as co-hosts, David Ryan Andersson, Russell Dietrich, and Casey Summers discuss (and most likely rank) the high-brow and low-brow of all things cinematic. We can't say you'll like it, but we hope you'll "love" it.