
Neil Rosen and Bill McCuddy love to disagree about what they see in pop culture and they see hundreds of movies every year, so there's plenty for them to yell about. The New York based duo are seen nationally on Time Warner Cable's weekly series "Talking Pictures On Demand". They're joined each week Entertainment Correspondent for CBS Radio News Bill Bregoli. These guys hobnob at movie premieres, ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 376 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Entertainment NewsNewsFilm ReviewsTV & Film | |||

In this very special episode our very own Neil Rosen and Roger Friedman of Showbiz411.com sit down with Woody Allen in his New York townhouse for a wide ranging and eye opening discussion. Woody has been doing publicity for his first novel "What's Wi... more
Award Season is looming and so far there are no clear favorites. And there may never be, Some years are like that. BUT there are some pictures coming soon that have been getting some buzz and lucky us,we've seen them. And lucky you because we'll tell... more
Not only is Fall in the air but you can tell it's also time for the serious movies. The award show bait, the film festival films. The films you heard someone talk about at a party. We've seen some of them and we're going to let you know which are wor... more
We'll be honest, none of these movies or streaming shows have anything to do with pumpkin spice. The title is simply there to get your attention, which all these shows could use. They're not awards bait (though there's a slight chance they may get so... more
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Yeah this podcasts doesn’t add anything to any type of film discussion. If they want to keep wasting their time recording boring commentary they can at least get better audio though.
These guys sound as old and out of touch as I am, which as a listener becomes incredibly boring in short order.
Heard host say that True Detective S3 was only 5 episodes and gave his review. There are 8 episodes!
It's sickening to listen to Bill constantly cutting Neil down and bragging about all the famous people he hangs around with.
Long time fan of Neil and Bill since their Tv show! More of what I loved!
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This podcast offers dynamic conversations featuring discussions on a wide range of films, television shows, and pop culture phenomena. The hosts, who are well-versed critics in the industry, bring a mix of humor and insightful commentary as they dissect recent releases as well as classic films. Notably, they also critique the industry itself, evaluating how various films perform in the current market, and often sharing their personal anecdotes from events like movie premieres and industry panels. Each episode typically involves lively debates about the worthiness of films available on video-on-demand, engaging listeners with their contrasting opinions and unique perspectives.
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