
We put movies on trial.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 306 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm HistoryFilm Reviews | |||

The Court enjoys a glass of Grape Juice Plus this week when author Jonathan Leaf (“The Primate Myth”) argues that enjoyment did not evolve from the 1971 sci-fi film “Escape from the Planet of the Apes.” *** Prosecutor: Jonathan Leaf. Defense: Maynard... more
This week, Dwight Hurst (“Broken Brain” Podcast) reports for jury duty when Big Ben and Schlendzo D square up and square off in The Court’s ultimate “End Game (2006).” *** Prosecutor: Big Ben Haslar. Defense: Dylan J. Schlender. Judge: The Honorable ... more
The Court wants to switch seats with you this week when Dr. Jo (“Felicity Was Here” Podcast) tries to avert the convoluted demise of the 2000 horror film “Final Destination.” *** Prosecutor: Maynard Bangs. Defense: Dr. Jo. Judge: The Honorable Ryan L... more
The Court just wants to bang on the drum all day when Caleb Zakarin (“New Books Network”) hurls a cymbal at the head of 2014’s “Whiplash.” Plus, the 43rd annual Reelsie Awards! *** Prosecutor: Caleb Zakarin. Defense: Big Ben Haslar. Judge: The Honora... more
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Always a good time, every movie gets a fair shake and some of the analysis is just top notch. Great guests and reccomendations in every episode
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I love this podcast! it's relatable and hilarious 😂 I appreciate the humor and sarcasm. definitely worth listening to on repeat!
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What a great idea for a show, listened to every episode, hilarious.
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This show puts films on trial, pairing witty courtroom-style debates with deep dives into storytelling, filmmaking, and cultural impact. Across episodes, guests range from film critics and historians to lawyers and academics, ensuring lively arguments about narrative choices, character development, and audience takeaway. The format blends humor with sharp analysis, and the production regularly features a rotating cast of jurors and advocates, delivering entertaining yet thoughtful discussions with broad appeal to cinephiles, pop-culture fans, and professionals alike.
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