
A podcast about movies that couldn't be left at one.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 541 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedy | |||

The moment you've all been waiting for. McMullen o'clock. Correction: at one point the name Jake Johnson is said, the name meant to be said was Charlie Day.
Brothers: 00:00
Family: 57:00
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Hitting play on this episode will open a time loop. Enjoy.
Happy Death Day: 00:00
2U: 54:33
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Hell Toupee
Spinal Tap: 00:00
The End Continues: 51:23
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James Cameron gives us something to be thankful for
Avatar: 00:00
The Way of Water: 55:33
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I stopped listening to the pod over three years ago due to the change of host from Henry to Logan. I found Logan to be very naive about movies and seemed to side with Daniel on how to rate and rank movies. I spent the last six months catching up on what I had missed, and while Logan does still seem to agree with Daniel or kowtow to Daniel’s every whim, I do think Logan has learned more about movies than he used to and is better at hosting than how it was at the beginning. It also does seem like ... more
As someone who listens to way too many podcasts, this one stands out as my absolute favorite. I’ve been a loyal listener for years, and whether it’s an OG, reboot, or even a ‘requel,’ these guys have every movie franchise covered. The hosts are entertaining, funny, and knowledgeable—without ever slipping into the pretentious movie-snob vibe that turns me off in other shows. They just come across as genuinely good people who love what they do. I also highly recommend their Patreon: for just $5 a ... more
Solid reviews and easy listening
Nearly a decade on, and the show still brings joy.
From the world-weary days of Henry to the era of understated naïveté from Logan, the one constant has been the chug-a-lug of content that is the D-Train
(Who does sound happier since his move NV)
Roll on D-Train
Roll on Logan
May you have 10 more years of covering the trash we all love!
Unbelievably uneducated opinions presented as facts, using hate speech to support said opinions. Will not listen to, or support this pod again.
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This podcast explores the intricate dynamics and cultural significance of various movie franchises, offering engaging discussions on both iconic and lesser-known films. Episodes feature a mix of humor and insight as the hosts critically analyze topics ranging from character arcs, sequel performances, and underlying themes to industry trends and societal implications reflected in cinema. The chemistry between the hosts adds a layer of entertainment, making the conversations both entertaining and enlightening for fans of film at any level. Unique audience engagement is encouraged through a Patreon subscription, granting access to exclusive content, including commentary tracks and deeper dives into other media.
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