
The Movie Test of Time is a podcast about two friends who have come together to ask the big questions about movies from our youth. Then mostly fail to answer them. Though they have a great time along the way! Join our two transatlantic weirdos, Beth (USA) and Andy(Ireland) as they have fun chatting about friendship, movies and anything else that crosses their minds. And we mean ANYTHING.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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On today’s Movie Test of Time, we’re getting launched into space for more spookiness (you just can’t get away from it, can you?) and watching Event Horizon. Before we get there we chat about how smarter Andy is, get our socks blown off by Fat Bear we... more
On this week’s Movie Test of Time, we’re continuing with our spooky season and watching Misery. Along the way, we chat about the Strictly Come Dancing/Dancing with the Stars differences, how excited we are for new Slow Horses and dive back into some ... more
On this week’s Movie Test of Time, it’s spooky season again and we are kicking things off with horror classic, Rosemary’s Baby. Before we get there, we have a chat about how paranoia is sometimes good actually, how we want to deep fry everything and ... more
On this week’s Movie Test of Time, we have ruined our run of good movies, and Paul Giamatti’s good name, by watching Lady in the Water. I don’t want to spoil anything, but it both blows and sucks. Though before we talk about it, we have some chats ab... more
On this week’s Movie Test of Time, we are watching Sideways, our second good movie in a row! Huh, apparently we can do that? Before we chat about those wine bro’s, we talk about Beth’s New Orleans trip, weigh up the combined powers of Nic Cage and Je... more
On this week’s Movie Test of Time, we continue with our Giamatti odyssey (Giadyssey?) and check in with the comic book classic, American Splendor. Along the way we chat about why Turtle costumes rule, Beth’s new office and whether Ghost Vampire is a ... more
On this week’s Movie Test of Time, we’re kicking off our whole new season featuring everyone's favourite hunk, Paul Giamatti. Sorry to objectify you Paul. On our way there, we chat about Andy’s new look, whether we’d run in a diaper and how boring so... more
On this week’s Movie Test of Time, we’re wrapping up our Nicole Kidman with extra long snoozefest, Cold Mountain. Can you guess how we felt about it? Before we get there, we plan a trip to the Taco Museum, wax lyrical about End of Oak Street and lame... more
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Two friends regularly revisit films from their youth, pairing cinephile analysis with warm, personal storytelling. Episodes cover a wide range of classics and cult favorites, often exploring production trivia, casting histories, era-specific culture, and how those films age over time. The banter blends nostalgia with thoughtful critique, peppered by anecdotes about growing up, travel, and pop culture detours, making for approachable, entertaining discussions that fans of cinema history, behind-the-scenes lore, and opinionated, lighthearted commentary will likely enjoy. A notable strength is the transatlantic dynamic and the hosts' willingness to riff widely—from production quirks to soundtrack minutiae—keeping conversations lively even as t... more
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