
A movie podcast where we celebrate the small moments in great films.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film HistoryTV & Film | |||

200 episodes! Ian and Dan celebrate with a big cast of guests to explore movie moments from the NYT Top 100 movies of the century so far list. Come and join the party!
Everything Everywhere All At Once - 7:00
Grand Budapest Hotel - 19:30
Gone Girl... more
Bienvenue to Cinema in Seconds! This week, Ian and Dan traverse the continent of Europe, or at least look at movie moments that are set there. So grab your Eurail pass and come join us! Ciao!
Before Sunset - 5:30
The Third Man - 15:00
Bourne Ident... more
Come on a movie odyssey with Ian and Dan as the look at great movie moments of characters on quests. So join the journey and give it a listen!
2001: A Space Odyssey - 3:00
Fellowship of the Ring - 13:00
The Phantom Menace - 25:30
Apocalypse Now -... more
This week Cinema in Seconds visits the happiest place on earth, as Ian, Dan and Alyson explore the Disney animated canon. So let your conscience be your guide and be our guest. We promise we'll have you home by midnight.
Snow White - 8:00
A Goofy M... more
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I listen to these guys at work and it makes life a little more tolerable
The format is a familiar one, relatively laid back, but well informed conversations between 2 hosts & sometimes a guest.
An intentioned focus on moments of films as opposed to a detailed analysis of an entire picture,usually a buffet of notable "seconds in cinema" good & bad related to the episodes topic (e.g. Great Villains, The 60's etc..)
A new listener gained!
Admittedly, I don’t listen to much of any podcasts, but I love listening to Dan and Ian’s discussions, along with the guests they invite. My favorite episode so far is their Guilty Pleasures episode. Think Dan and Ian are great hosts and are very knowledgeable about cinema, and highly recommend them!
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This show centers on cinematic moments, themes, and craft, often centering conversations around iconic scenes, directors, and cross-genre comparisons. Episodes span wide terrain—from journey sequences and international titles to 1980s nostalgia and genre subcultures—always anchored by a conversational, scene-first approach and a mix of host banter and guest insights. What stands out is the willingness to thread personal memory with analytic reading, plus a penchant for picking out small moments that illuminate larger cinematic ideas. The format tends to balance accessible discourse with thoughtful, sometimes nerdy, riffs that appeal to film enthusiasts who enjoy deep cuts as well as broad pop-cultural touchpoints. This makes it useful for l... more
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Recent guests on Cinema in Seconds include:
1. Ross McIntyre
2. Phillip Mottaz
3. Zack Pasley
4. Steve Griffin
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