A show about movies and how they connect. We love movies. We’ve been talking about them, one movie a week, since 2011. It’s a lot of movies, that’s true, but we’re passionate about origins and performance, directors and actors, themes and genres, and so much more. So join the community, and let’s hear about your favorite movies, too. When the movie ends, our conversation begins.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1046 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film |
“Live fast, fight well, and have a beautiful ending.”
Space Cowboys and Samurai Meet in Roger Corman's Star Wars
Roger Corman's 1980 space opera Battle Beyond the Stars reimagines Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai with a distinctly B-movie flair. Direc... more
“They are criminals, no doubt. But they’re brave. They’re dangerous because they know how to fight. They’re bad, but there’s a good side to them as well.”
From Curry Western to Cultural Phenomenon: Sholay at 50
Released in 1975, Ramesh Sippy's Shola... more
“He needed the money for the operation for you?”
Bank Robbery Meets Social Commentary in Lumet's Masterpiece
Sidney Lumet's Dog Day Afternoon (1975) dramatizes the true story of a Brooklyn bank robbery gone wrong, transforming a sensational crime in... more
“Listen, human beings. I’m Princess Elzebub. I’ve conquered the Earth. I’m your new master now.”
Hong Kong's Super-Powered Shaw Brothers SpectacleThe Super Inframan, released by Shaw Brothers Studio in 1975, represents a fascinating fusion of tokusat... more
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10/10 one of the best podcasts I’ve listened to in a while
I had lost interest in films a few years ago, and Pete and Andy single handedly (double handedly?) revived that love. Going through their library of shows, I have watched films I never would have checked out otherwise. Plus there's the added treat to hear their discourse on films I know backward and forward (even if we don't always agree). If you love film, check this one out!
I love this program. They talk about movies I’m actually interested in hearing people talk about. So many episodes on my list.
Normally a great podcast that I really enjoy. But the lack of empathy when talking about the death of a real child is just simply bang out of order. You should be a shamed of yourselfs.
It seems every episode has about 20 minutes of wasted time at the beginning before you get to the actual review. More critical the wasted time is not about the movie. It’s mostly wasted talking about nothing at all. Once you get to the movie it does get better. And the review is worthwhile to hear. So I recommend to all listeners to just skip ahead and not waste your time on their useless conversation.
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Focused on the world of cinema, this show offers in-depth analyses of a wide array of films, encompassing both classics and contemporary releases. Episodes frequently highlight storytelling techniques, cinematography, character development, and thematic explorations, appealing to both casual viewers and film enthusiasts alike. Unique features include comparisons of films across genres and discussions on the impact of cinema on culture, enriched by the hosts' humor and camaraderie.
With a long history since its inception in 2011, the show covers a substantial volume of movies, making it a go-to resource for fans looking to deepen their appreciation for films. Regular segments often cater to varied audience interests, such as nostalgic retro... more
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