Back to the Balcony
Jim OrdowichAn amused second look at movies and culture from the last century.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 234 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsComedyTV & Film | |||
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Predator is like catnip to guys - it drives them crazy. Jimmy and Phil host Nik Duncan and surprise guest Ryan Sim to talk about the Sylvester Stallone macho-fest Predator and it turns into three guys wild about the movie while Jimmy rolls his eyes. ... more
Chris Jarvie and Mario Bernardi return to talk about the sequel to The Thin Man. After finding the original better than they expected, Jimmy pushed them to check out the sequel. Did they like it? Well, some real surprises on that front. It might just... more
Our second special Christmas episode takes a look at The Muppet Christmas Carol with guests Chris Jarvie and Christine Kinahan. How does it compare to the classic 1951 version? And is a comparison even fair? Has it enhanced the original or just cashe... more
Alistair Sim is easily the greatest Scrooge of all time in 1951's "A Christmas Carol" - or "Scrooge", as it's known in the UK. It's a movie that didn't have much success when released in North America but has gone on to become a beloved Christmas cla... more
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Apple Podcasts1Scampoli25
United States4 years ago - Entertaining Romp Through 60s-70s Cinema
Host Jim, with Engineer Phil and guest, discuss films from the 1960s and 1970s. They cover all genres comprising classic and not-so-classic movies. While I don't always agree with their assessment, I do find the discussions entertaining. If you like this era of movies, or want to learn more about them, give Back to the Balcony a listen.
Apple Podcasts5Mindy 1222United States6 years ago - Great for film buffs
New listener. Film buff. I'm enjoying this podcast. Jim Ordowich plays devil's advocate in the episodes I've heard. A guest comes ready to discuss an old film they love, and Jim takes a sceptical stance, sometimes pointing out its flaws. He's not unfair tho. In EP72 - Sleuth (1972), Jim says something like he tried to find a reason not to like Sleuth but ended up thinking it's great. I liked EP65 where the guest brings in The Nutty Professor (1963) and Jim is brutally frank in assessing the limi... more
Apple Podcasts5Stefan Laurent
Canada7 years ago
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