
The podcast in which a self-proclaimed film expert and an overly confident literary expert discuss film adaptations of books. It's lit.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

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Welcome to episode 150 of Film is Lit! What a milestone!
Did ANYONE like the "Running Man" movie that came out last year based on Richard Bachman (aka Stephen King)'s 1892 novella...? Anyone...? Bueller...? W... more
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More like "No Other NOMINATIONS," am I right?!?! Cuz it didn't get any Oscar noms! Get it?... this thing on?
On this episode of the Film is Lit podcast, we dive into the latest film from one of our all-time ... more
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Tom Ripley is BACK! And this time, it’s colder, darker, and shot in gorgeous black and white. In today's episode of the Film is Lit podcast, we dissect "Ripley," the 2024 series that turns fraud into high art.... more
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Film is Lit comes ROARING back, covering a pop sensation: 9-time Oscar nominee "Frankenstein!" We just can't stop talking about Mary Shelley's Frankenstein! And we welcome Dr. Sean Flory back to the pod, the *... more
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So witty and insightful, yes a podcast about movies and books, but addresses topics that are so relevant! A really nice reminder of family and/or friendly conversation
The hosts’ natural chemistry and passion for their subject shines. Great for film enthusiasts of any level.
With really bad opinions.
The hosts are thorough with their topics, both in research and exploring aspects of the differences between adaptations. And the vibe of the podcast and it’s hosts is casual and chill. Great listen!
Great chemistry. Great topics. Great time.
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Apple Podcasts | #158 |
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Discussions focus on the adaptation of books into films, with insightful commentary from self-appointed experts in both film and literature. Episodes typically feature a blend of analysis on narrative structure, character development, and the thematic elements present in both mediums. The unique pairing of hosts brings a dynamic energy to the discourse, as they consider adaptations of well-known works alongside unseen gems, exploring how adaptations reflect or diverge from their source material. This podcast stands out for its engaging blend of humor and depth, appealing to both cinephiles and literature lovers alike.
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