I love Letterboxd going for the deep cuts instead of just the expected ones!

Jeff Goldblum talking about the end credits walk in Buckaroo Banzai is priceless!

Michelle's reaction to EEAAO not being the right answer was hilarious lol

I love that none of their bigger films was in this lol. Michelle wanted that EEAAO reference lol.

This is such a good series! The films and reviews are very well curated, and it's nice seeing the celebs have a fun time with it. Would love to see Keanu play it one day 😎

It's great to hear the passion Jeff still has for even his underseen films like Buckaroo Banzai & Deep Cover
I loved hearing Michelle Yeoh talk about The Heroic Trio!!!

Michelle Yeoh is a nice lady. It's so weird to see.  She always plays the villain like a pro.

"Watermelon". And Jeff reels off the full title and then gushes a bunch of stories about it that probably went on for so long they had a hard time editing it down. Man obviously adored that experience

Please keep this game and format going. The one with Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin was so great as well and I'm glad that wasn't just a one and done attempt.

Michelle is absolutely stunning!

Love this series! Appreciate that y’all covered the lesser known films in their filmographies. Also love that the talents took the time to elaborate on each of them. 👏

I duuno if Jeff Goldblum does DVD commentaries but if he does, I'm geting my hands on every one of 'em.

These 2 are absolutely delightful together!❤

Heroic Trio is amazing and is such an underrated Michelle film.

I jus Goldblumed

i love hearing such legendary actors talk about their past movies. their auras are insane ❤😌

I LOVE jeff so much hes such a genuinely interesting man like i wanna have a long chat w him about literally anything and everything

I was honestly waiting for EEAAO

SUNSHINE mentioned sunshine nation we uppppp🎉❤

Jeff Goldblum was in the first movie I ever worked on (I was a camera intern). Cool, nice guy if a bit "strange". It was the debut movie of Rory Cochrane, Famke Jannsen and Natasha Gregson Wagner. Samuel L. Jackson and John C. McGinley were also in it, yet no one is aware of it. Great experience though.