Do you like science? Do you like movies? Well, have we got a combo for you! more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 159 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | ScienceTV & Film |
It's the end of a series, the end of our so bad it's good era! Praise the lord! We're closing out this year with a long one but it was such a hoot talking about this movie. The wild ride that is Pacific Rim. more
Closing out our Is it so bad it's good series is this absolute gem of a movie! Samuel L Jackson, snakes and a plane. What more could you want? more
"couda been smart coulda gone to college, been cool...all these circuits get crossed ZAP" - Bruce Willis explains autism more
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I love how this podcast increased my appreciation of cinema, either through a more conscious rewatch of an old movie or interdicting me to a new movie. more
Honest heartfelt discussions, mixed in with movie reviews and science. Bliss.
Abi and Freda are mad funny science people who have inviting conversations about an almost random assortment of films. Surprising that they can even produce this much content and still work as full time physicists. Impressive really. One of my favorite podcast. Who else would give me a new reason to watch timecop?!
Super enjoyable. Brings me right back into my favourite movies! The banter is crazy smart and really hilarious!
Both Abbie and Frida are hysterically funny and entertaining hosts as they give the movies they review the science test, and a treatment worthy of MST3K!!! Great fun, I love it, keeps my days delivering the mail moving along. Thanks guys!
Apple Podcasts | #230 | Philippines/Science |
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Science at the Movies launched 4 years ago and published 159 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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