
Love classic war movies? So do we. From Troy to World War II to Vietnam to Aliens, we analyse which war films work and what they say about us.
Banned from watching old war movies by their families, writers Robert Hutton and Duncan Weldon meet in their secret basement to discuss why the navy don't simply sail round the other side of Navarone, and why everyone is too old in Saving Private Ryan. Each... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 118 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Definitely Not Vietnam Month rolls on with The Wild Bunch, a 1969 film so violent it had viewers throwing up in the foyer. Director Sam Peckinpah was clear that he wanted to bring the violence of war, especially the war in South East Asia, into cinem... more
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Definitely Not Vietnam Month opens with one of the greatest films ever to be made that definitely wasn't about the Vietnam War. Robert Altman's 1970 debut M*A*S*H was the tale of the 4077th Army hospital in the Korean - repeat Korean - War. It defied... more
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As a movie fan, this is a wonderful podcast I came across. I love the movies and topics they cover and I diving into this show with enthusiasm. Rob and Duncan have good chemistry, nice talking voices, good sound quality. Check this one out.
This has been my stalwart go to indulgence for quite a long time now. So apologies lads. It’s great 🪬🆙👍☮️
I stumbled upon this podcast while looking to learn more about Michael Mann’s “The Last of the Mohicans.” I’ve listened to several podcasts on this topic - a number by Americans - and this is the only one in which any of the speakers had read the book! Love the witty and knowledgable commentary and the funny “award” categories.
The show exists at the intersection of two of my passions - cinema and war! Rob and Duncan make for an easygoing and engaging pair of hosts occasionally supplemented by guests.
The show has gradually shifted from covering just classic British war films to include more recent fare but the basic format of the show remains the same - using a series of thematic questions like “stiffest upper lip”, “best death” and the “Dambusters dog prize for the most problematic moment.”
I started with “Where ... more
…add to my never ending list of must watch. A fun listen, banter only adds to their synopsis. I love their criteria categories towards the ultimate rating. My only quibble, not worth knocking down a star, more Kenneth Moore, less John Mills. JM, kind of meh to me. The only of his movies, which would definitely fit the benchmarks of this podcast, Cottage to Let (1941) and Tunes of Glory (1960), which is the only film where the love interest isn’t wedged in to have a woman in a war movie, she ad... more
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The series analyzes classic and contemporary war films through a historian's lens and a cinephile's eye, often pairing sharp analysis with light banter. Each episode dissects production choices, historical context, realism vs. storytelling, and cultural impact, sometimes spotlighting guests who bring archival or regional perspectives. Listeners can expect structured breakdowns, behind-the-scenes trivia, and thoughtful commentary on how films reflect and shape public perception of war across eras. A notable strength is the consistent blend of film history with production insights, plus recurring games and awards that add a playful, fan-friendly flavor. This approach makes it appealing to both hardcore war-film fans and general cinema histori... more
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