
'At the Movies Again,' formerly 'Roger (Ebert) & Me,' is a weekly movie review podcast tribute to 'Siskel & Ebert' hosted by film critics Brett Arnold & Mark Dujsik, covering every new theatrical and streaming release each Friday in the iconic format Gene Siskel & Roger Ebert pioneered.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 233 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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5:53 Street Fighter
16:12 Whalefall
24:28 You Can See Everything
35:25 Love of Your Life
40:42 Crawlers
46:18 Musk
53:48 Once Upon a Time in Harlem
59:34 Clean Hands
01:04:06 Trust Me I'm A Doctor
01:08:47 Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald
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6:19 Other Mommy
16:57 The Social Reckoning
24:50 Fjord
33:58 Angel and the Badman
40:39 Animals
48:40 Matchbox: The Movie
56:42 The Beast
01:01:29 California Schemin'
01:06:27 Once Upon a Time in the Middle East
01:11:36 A Prayer for the Dy... more
4:29 Verity (Colleen Hoover adaptation with Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett)
15:58 Digger (Tom Cruise Inarritu movie)
26:54 Beware Boiuna
32:32 The Influencer Project
36:56 April X
41:20 Ghost in the Cell
46:09 Infirmary
51:27 ... more
3:09 Primetime
14:39 Heart of the Beast
21:50 Forgotten Island
29:18 Never After Dark
35:00 Unabomber
41:13 The Love Hypothesis
45:25 The Stunt Driver
50:18 Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty
55:44 The Incomer
59:33 Mouse
01:04:45 The Scout
01:11:5... more
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I totally agree with the reviewer who said five stars for keeping people abreast of what New releases there are and one star for reviews. Their reasons and opinions are totally not relevant. They seem to be in a nerdy category all their own. They really don’t know, nor are they capable of reviewing movies for normal movie watchers.
It’s not that These guys are bad, and just regurgitate other peoples’ thoughts. A lot of pods do that. Not their fault. They’re jumping in line….It’s how unfunny they are. And don’t realize it. It’s an A plus hate listen.
First of all as a woman, it would be nice to hear a female voice every now and then, how about having a guest reviewer on? Besides that, just too much chitchat getting into the reviews. Just get into it! We are here to hear film reviews. Nothing else. Listen to filmweek and then do better.
It overall a good podcast, wish they would work on the volume of the voice. Just to low in comparison to the trailers. Also when I listen to there reviews of pillion and father mother sister brother slash a few other I find myself thinking we are not watching the same movie. Also I feel like they are to influence if they like a movie by if they go to a theater and how full the theater was.
I appreciate that these guys are bringing out the weekly movies. I use it as a guide for what to watch. Thank you for that.
Unfortunately, the reviews are terrible. They need a normal person to talk about what the regular things going on in the movie. About 90% of the time I disagree with them and the things they like are not good to a typical movie goer.
I want them to keep going to know what to see for the week so 5 stars for watching the movies. 1 star for the reviews.
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Two film critics provide weekly, spoiler-free reviews of current theatrical and streaming releases, pairing sharp analysis with engaging banter and clear preferences. Episodes emphasize tone, performance, and craft across a wide slate—from indie to big-budget titles—along with context on industry trends and distribution. The format remains approachable for casual listeners while offering thoughtful insight for cinephiles, making it a reliable guide for what to watch each week. A notable strength is the enduring homage to classic critic duos, delivered with modern pacing, humor, and a deep love of cinema.
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