P.s. I Love Hoffman: A Film By Film Retrospective Of Philip Seymour Hoffman

The Hoff-Bros finally get their act together...sort of. In their second attempt to rewatch Scent of a Woman (due to a technical SNAFU), Kyle and Brian get a bit off the rails as discuss a wide range of topics during Philip Seymour Hoffman's first big Hollywood movie. You'll hear plenty of Al Pacino impressions, some Oscar trivia, plus a phone call from a CageClub Podcast Network Original. Listen through to the end of the episode as Kyle and Brian reveal what two movies will be on the ballot for their next rewatch. Hoo-rah!

Due to a small technical SNAFU, the Hoff-fans aren't getting their wish this week! Despite voting for Scent of a Woman, the Hoff-bros will be watching the Canadian gambling Caper Owning Mahowny. Roll the dice with Kyle and Brian for a rewatch of one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's first staring roles as well as some sub-par Canadian accents!

The Hoff-bros rewatch the last film Philip Seymour Hoffman ever shot, God's Pocket. Based in a fictional neighborhood of Philadelphia, P.S.H. stars opposite John Turturro and Christina Hendricks in this dark dramedy directed by Mad Men veteran John Slattery. Tune into the end of the episode as Brian and Kyle spin the wheel of Hoffman and find out what will be on the ballot against Scent of a Woman.

Put on your bowling shoes and break out your White Russians: the Hoff-Bros are rewatching The Big Lebowski. Philip Seymour Hoffman plays Brant, assistant to the Big Lebowski himself, in this beloved Coen Brothers classic. The Dude abides.

You voted for it, and they got it for you, Hoff-Fans. Kyle and Brian are talking two Aunt Mays this week as the film is Before the Devil Knows You're Dead. Find out what the Hoff-Bros think of Marissa Tomei, Ethan Hawke, Albert Finney and -- of course -- the performance of Philip Seymour Hoffman. (Here's a hint: they loved it.)

The Hoff-bros watch State and Main, a film with one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's early staring roles. This David Mamet-helmed small town comedy has a huge ensemble cast, including Alec Baldwin, William H. Macy, Brian's teenage crush Julia Stiles, and Sarah Jessica Parker. Tune in to find out which Sex and the City character Kyle is!

The Hoffman rewatches continue with Flawless, one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's first starring performances. PSH plays Rusty, a transgendered drag queen tasked with helping his neighbor (played by the immortal Robert De Niro) regain his speech after a stroke. Kyle and Brian break down all of their favorite moments in this breakthrough (but largely forgotten) performance.

The April PSH rewatches continue as Hoff-bros Kyle and Brian are getting personal once again with Jack Goes Boating. Not only is our main man Philip Seymour Hoffman the star of the film, but he's the director as well. Stay tuned until the end of the episode to see what will be on the ballot for May's rewatch.

Kyle and Brian are back to chat about one of the most personal projects in the Philip Seymour Hoffman catalog: Love Liza. Written by PSH's brother, Gordy Hoffman, and directed by friend Todd Louiso, Love Liza tells the story of a man coping with the suicide of his wife. The Hoff-Bros rewatch and provide commentary to one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's first starring roles.

April Fools! Kyle and Brian decided to drop an extra special rewatch episode of Szuler. What's Szuler, you ask? That's a question Hoff-bros have been trying to answer since they started this podcast. Made in Poland, Szuler may be Philip Seymour Hoffman's second film. With the only known available version of the film dubbed in Polish, Kyle and Brian try their best to piece together what exactly is going on in this rewatch. Joke's on them.

This week was set to be an intensive breakdown of the unreleased Philip Seymour Hoffman pilot for "Happyish"... until they pulled it from YouTube. Your Hoff-man hosts, Kyle and Brian, try to break it down anyway as they play the "what if" game in regards to PSH's television career, and what could have come to pass if Phil didn't leave us too early. Also, find out what won the poll for the April re-watch in a battle between two very personal projects: Love Liza and Jack Goes Boating.

Lots of Charlie Kaufman talk as the Hoff-Bros rewatch one of the most unique and PSH-centric films in the entire Hoffman catalog: Synecdoche, New York. Is the film pretentious? Self-indulgent? Overrated? Underrated? A little above their pay grade? Better or worse this time around? Kyle and Brian try to answer these questions while coming to the sad realization that they will never get to see Phil grow old like he does in this film. Enjoy!

After their surprise Valentine's Day episode of Along Came Polly, Kyle and Brian are back to choose the winner between A Late Quartet and Synecdoche, New York for the P.S. I Still Love Hoffman March 1 rewatch. Stay tuned after the episode for some earth-shattering and very happy-ish Hoffman news!

Surprise! Since Along Came Polly never gets enough love (or votes) from the Hoff-fans, Kyle and Brian decided to take matters into their own hands and rewatch it for Valentine's Day! Light those candles, draw the bubble bath, press that play button, and spend your February 14th letting it rain and rewatching Philip Seymour Hoffman's greatest comedic performance with your favorite Hoff-bros.

Despite Kyle campaigning that Along Came Polly be the rewatch for February, the Hoff-fans have spoken as Kyle and Brian will be rewatching Capote. Not a bad consolation prize, though, considering it features Philip Seymour Hoffman in his Academy Award-winning turn as Truman Capote. The guys discuss true crime, twin movies, and -- of course -- all things P.S.H.

In a heavyweight battle between two very different Philip Seymour Hoffman films, find out who the Hoff-Fans voted for in our next rewatch: Capote or Along Came Polly. There's a lot of Hoffman news this month, too, as we discuss year-end and decade-end lists that mention our main man, as well as some obligatory Oscars talk.

Brian and Kyle watch The Savages, a film they enjoyed on their first run, starring the great Laura Linney and of course, our main man Philip Seymour Hoffman (in one of his greatest performances). The pair play a brother and sister dealing with their new and sobering reality as caretakers of their father's failing health.

On the final installment of P.S. I Still Love Hoffman this decade, Kyle and Brian talk about a Hoffman film-themed restaurant, a big change in the show for next year and, of course, announce who won the monthly rewatch poll: Cold Mountain or The Savages.

Kyle and Brian end their first year of Hoffman rewatches with a stop-motion animation film -- and Philip Seymour Hoffman's only voiceover feature role -- in Mary and Max. The guys chat about the less-than-sunny subject matter and the intricate details of the animation, all the while sharing some laughs and sighs. Don't forget to listen for which movies will open our poll for our January 1 rewatch at the end of the episode!

Find out what the Hoff-bros think about movie studios using CGI to bring dead actors back to life on the screen, what Kyle's been watching on Disney+, and everything else that's going on in their lives, both related to Philip Seymour Hoffman and beyond. The guys also announce the winner of the Hoff-fan voting for their December 1 rewatch: Mary and Max or The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.