
An 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 | TV & FilmFilm ReviewsComedy | |||

What can we say that's new about Raiders of the Lost Ark. Turns out, a lot. Kristian Reimer joins us for what turned into a far ranging and often hilarious discussion about Raiders. Is it a timeless masterpiece that deserved more recognition at Oscar... more
Scott Faulconbridge is back and he's talking about a movie that's totally different from what he's brought in the past - 1996's Fargo. But is it really all that different? Jimmy think so but Scott makes a convincing argument for a quirky, black comed... more
Phil and Jim get together again to watch each other's movie choice and discuss them. Phil made Jim watch Inception and Jim made Phil watch Key Largo. Jim got confused, Phil got bemused. So who do you think got it right?
Happy Valentine's Day everybody. It's our special Valentine's episode with everybody's favourite cutie pie Chris Wuergler. Chris brings a little magic with her movie for lovers, 1998's Practical Magic. But is it all that magical? Or practical for tha... more
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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.
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
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