
The best film reviewers in the business give you recommendations on what to see and what to skip each week.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 668 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

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I don’t have any clever rants, trolls, snarcky witticisms to add to these comments. I just like Joe’s reviews and have read them for a long time. His reviews are thoughtful, often funny, insightful and, above all, humane. They shy away from the usual cinemato-speak of auteurs and genres. They remind me that humans watch movies to be entertained, not exploited, and that they can really add emotional dimensions to our lives. Even some schlock ones. But, whew! if your movie tries to exploit the goo... more
Great reviews from one of the best!
Every five or so reviews he spoils the ending of a film, which is extremely frustrating since it never seems necessary to deliver his message.
Short, enjoyable and succinct.
Fantastic.
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A collective of knowledgeable film critics provides fresh insights on the latest cinematic releases, dissecting everything from blockbusters to indie films. Episodes feature reviews of new titles, highlighting various genres and themes, as well as discussions about filmmaking techniques, performances, and the cultural impact of film narratives. Unique to this offering is its blend of humor and thoughtful critique, engaging listeners who appreciate in-depth analysis in an accessible format.
It also showcases the critics' varying opinions, enriching the conversation around film selection and enhancing the listener's experience when choosing which films to watch or skip.
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Weekend Film Reviews launched 21 years ago and published 668 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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2. Mark Maron
3. Monica Castillo
4. William Bibbiani
5. Amy Nicholson
6. Jill Smaio
7. Witney Seibold
8. Tim Grierson
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