
Hosted by Kyle Bandujo, Big Screen Sports is a weekly film review podcast discussing the best and worst in the sports movie universe. The on-screen sports action, big chill moments, actors that may or may not look like athletes, and everything that worked or didn't work about your favorite and least favorite sports movies.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 439 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm Reviews | |||

"Journeyman" might be one of the best boxing movies of the last thirty years, and almost certainly one of the most under-seen. Jeff Pearlman returns to BSS, joining Kyle Bandujo to talk the dark side of boxing.
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Full episode is available on the BSS Patreon feed. On the latest BSS, Caroline Darney returns, joining Kyle Bandujo to hop right into the middle of the original 'Star Wars' trilogy (if you're looking on this feed for a previous A New Hope episode, yo... more
For no reason in particular, on the latest BSS, Matt Scalici, Ryan Nanni, and Kyle Bandujo explore the best and worst of 1983 in movies!
Check out Matt weekly on For the Watercooler, and Ryan on Phantom Island.
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Kicking off June on BSS with Matt Scalici returning to join Kyle Bandujo in talking what's arguably Wes Anderson's best film (and also a downhill sledding movie), "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
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Kyle is an incredible host. The show is entertaining, production value phenomenal. It’s the perfect podcast. If you don’t subscribe then you’re an idiot.
In their dazed and confused episode, the host mostly talked about a completely different movie. The other preferred a movie about a “nice guy” with a note.
I love hearing Kyle and his guests talk about sports movies, Kyle’s a great host
Out Cold is one of my favorite movies.
Huge fan!
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This show centers on thoughtful, often humorous examinations of sports movies and the culture around them. Episodes typically dissect how accurately a film handles its sport, the storytelling choices, and the performance and craft behind the scenes. Regular conversations blend deep-dive analysis with personal anecdotes, intersecting with broader pop culture moments and fan debates. A standout aspect is the mix of football, baseball, basketball, and hockey titles with a knack for ranking, nostalgia, and a willingness to critique tropes while applauding standout filmmaking moments. Guests range from reporters and authors to filmmakers and fellow cinephiles, giving listeners a well-rounded look at both the sports and the cinema that portrays t... more
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Recent guests on Big Screen Sports include:
1. Tom Coyne
2. Danny Wiser
3. Ben Cruz
4. Bobby Wagner
5. Thomas Golianopoulos
6. Jeff Pearlman
7. Ryan Nanni
8. Demetri Ravanos
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