
Real brothers, Reel Talk: Dan & Mike Smith cover film, TV, & artist interviews đżđşđ¤My brother Mike and I launched the âOh Brotherâ podcast in 2020. The showâs primary objective is to share our enthusiasm for film and cinema in an informative and entertaining way. We also enjoy interviewing artists with diverse backgrounds in film and television who work both in front of and behind the scenes. We... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 273 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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We're back from our first San Diego Comic-Con with press credentials, and this episode kicks off a two-part recap of the entire experience. Part one covers our arrival, the scramble to find the convention center on San Diego's t... more
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We're reviewing John Cassavetes' Opening Night (1977), starring Gena Rowlands, as part of our dive into the Criterion box set of five Cassavetes films. This is a filmmaker some call the father of independent cinema, and we get i... more
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Rocky turns 50 this December, and Sylvester Stallone just turned 80 â so we're marking both with our very first Stallone review. A broke, unknown actor with bit parts in mob films turned down nearly $400,000 from the studio, wro... more
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We saw Supergirl opening weekend and couldn't disagree more. Dan's defending it. Mike thinks it's one of the worst films he's seen in years. No fence-sitting â just a real debate about whether Craig Gillespie's DCU origin story ... more
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Iâm giving this show five stars because it helped me appreciate a film I had completely written off. The first time I watched the animated film Flow, I actually fell asleep. It felt slow, and I just didnât connect with it. But after listening to the episode, the way the hosts broke down the themes like survival, isolation, and trust, and talked about how the film was made, I gave it another try.
I had no idea it was created using a free animation program, or that the whole thing was done in one... more
Two idiots who know nothing about film. đ¤Ş
Really dig this podcast. The hosts are (obviously) brothers, so the dynamic is already built in. Found myself laughing several times. Started with the episode on Finch and quickly hit subscribe.
I like that the podcast was not how I imagined it would go. You guys really gave some interesting points not only about the movies but about the casts and any back stories about the film. The most recent one I listened to was the Raya review which I gotta say I agree that the length was to long, but overall a good movie. You guys are honest which makes it interesting to hear it said out loud. Definitely subscribed! Keep up the great reviews!
Oh Brother has become my go to podcast when Iâm out on a walk and need a good laugh! I find myself smiling, laughing out loud, and making contemplative, audible âhmmsâ when I listen. Dan and Mike have a great passion for films that make their podcast equal parts interesting, funny, and informative. I especially love the episodes where they quiz each other on film trivia or share about their favorite films. Honestly, I super dig when they speak truthfully about how trash a film may be, too đ. Ta... more
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Episodes commonly center on film and TV reviews with a breezy, brotherly banter that blends spoiler-light analysis, production trivia, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes. The hosts lean into detailed breakdowns of performances, directing choices, design, and editing, often tying titles to broader industry conversations, awards season buzz, and fan expectations. The format frequently features no guests, relies on their chemistry, and includes occasional field-report vibes from conventions or industry events, making it appealing to cinephiles who enjoy both entertaining commentary and well-researched context. A standout is the consistent mix of humor, honesty, and deep dives into technical and creative aspects, which can make even familiar topic... more
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