Scott and Matt and maybe a guest discuss and analyze movies, TV, books, and anything else we feel like talking about.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 551 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film |
Matt and Scott take a look at the Best Picture nominated The Substance a weird, gross, wonderful look at how aging women are treated by Hollywood and humanity at large.
Then we chat about a couple of recent trailers before wrapping things up with ... more
This month we return to the King as we discuss From a Buick 8, an interesting and delightful Stephen King novel about grief
Note: This is an unedited audio copy of the live-streamed discussion over on YouTube, so you'll hear us interact with the a... more
Matt and Scott chat about Sean Baker's Anora in Part 4 of their Oscars Catch-Up series. This delightful film about a sex worker who marries a Russian Oligarch's son confounds and confuses with tonal shifts. It's fun, funny, and deeply impactful.
T... more
In part 3 of our 9 part series discussing the Best Picture nominees for the 2025 Academy Awards, Matt and Scott chat about the Pope! We're watching and discussing Conclave
Then we chat about the first episode of Season 2 of Severance
Next week O... more
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I generally like and enjoy this podcast. The hosts are engaging and interesting to listen to, and when they like a movie, the dissection of its themes is usually excellent.
…That being said, it’s a completely different show when they don’t like a movie. Despite obviously knowing that art is subjective, and even often clearly expressing that something just wasn’t “for them” they can become relentless and even mean if they personally didn’t like a movie. Woe betide the film that neither of them l... more
Matt & Scott have great rapport and give good analysis on movies I love (Galaxy Quest, LOTR) and gets me to listen to reviews of things I haven't seen (Maestro). Great sound quality and repartee
Came to this via the KINGSLINGERS podcast as I was enjoying Scott and Matt’s output there so much, I wanted more.
This is pretty much the same vibe but breaking down movies, books and games from the modern to the beloved classics.
If you’re looking for in-depth discussion and analysis with a friendly and chill approach, look no further.
These guys are great!
I love the way they approach analysing media—it’s always to a surprising depth, and almost always positive, even when discussing things they feel could have been better.
Great show! I’ll listen to Scott and Matt talk about the grass growing. They make everything they discuss fun and interesting. This is a can’t miss podcast if you love movies, tv and books. So we’ll done. Thanks, guys!
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