
The Extra Credits is hosted by two teachers searching for meaning in your favorite movies and shows. We cover new releases with movie drafts, ranking games, interviews, and more!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 216 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Kelsi and Trey explore One Night Only, the new romantic comedy that is completely unromantic, unsexy, and unfunny. After breaking down why the movie fails as a romance, comedy, satire, and theatrical rom-com revival, we build our own Rom-Com Rebuild,... more
Kelsi and Trey dive deep into Spider-Man: Brand New Day, a movie that somehow works as a thrilling Spider-Man story, an enormous MCU crossover, and a surprisingly profound quarter-life-crisis film. We discuss Tom Holland’s incredible performance, Pet... more
Kelsi and Trey explore Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, a gigantic mythic spectacle they found emotionally flat, strangely edited, and far less interesting than the discourse surrounding it. They discuss Nolan’s obsession with tortured great men whos... more
Kelsi and Trey discuss Olivia Wilde’s The Invite, one of the sharpest and most cinematically accomplished relationship comedies in years. They break down Wilde’s direction and performance, the film’s incredible ensemble, and how one chaotic dinner pa... more
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I mean, listen no further than both hosts holding up the final 30 minutes of The Batman as some sort of monument to modern societal commentary. They’re doing 2 hours on the new spider man movie FFS. Garbage, which is unfortunate.
Kelsey and Trey approach each film through a lens which blends their experiences as educators, film fans, and most importantly…nuanced thinkers who aren’t bought or planted. Might not always agree with their takes but I certainly always appreciate how thoughtful this podcast is without being pretentious. 10/10
I mess with Kelsi and Trey. I agree most of the time, but even when I disagree I feel like their ideas are really thoughtful and make me think about films in a different way. Also shoutout to teachers yall
I was just listening to One Battle… podcast and these knuckleheads are dropping bombs about OTHER movies I have not seen yet. Namely Eddington. WTF
They are very immature and don’t have a basis to be reviewing movies that are not cartoons. I couldn’t get through the knives out episode. If you don’t know anything about movies then they’re fine.
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Two teachers host a thoughtful film-criticism show, delivering nuanced takes on a mix of new releases and classics. Episodes often center on thematic analysis, social commentary, and the craft behind storytelling, with a collaborative, down-to-earth dynamic. A standout is the hosts' willingness to connect cinema to education, culture, and current events, while maintaining a playful, approachable tone that invites listeners to engage with ideas beyond surface-level reviews. The show frequently blends contemporary films with evergreen discussions about representation, politics, and art, making it helpful for listeners who want depth without pretentiousness.
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Recent guests on The Extra Credits include:
1. Adam Volerich
2. Zach Cregger
3. James Steck
4. Andrew Garfield
5. Florence Pugh
6. Sean Fennessey
7. Adam Nayman
8. Wes Ball
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