Revisit millennial kids movies! Trevor Howell and AJ Beltis recount the popular, obscure, and forgotten movies of our childhood, asking ourselves if the movie still holds up, what it would take to release the movie today, and look at where the stars are now.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 182 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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We're so back.
AJ and Trevor catch up on life, love, and the pursuit of great movies. We recap the best and worst things we saw this summer and talk about marriage and engagements.
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AJ's getting married tomorrow, and Trevor's a groomsman!
Before the big day, Trevor and AJ are joined by AJ's fiancée, Allison Jonkers, to discuss one of her favorite movies just as their engagement ends and their marriage begins.
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It's the 20th anniversary of the best of the Star Wars prequels, and we're breaking down the good, the bad, and the meme-y for this beloved and flawed entry in the franchise. We're also joined by TJ Ruesch, who offers his insights and his ranking of ... more
Break out the tissues. We're finally crossing the bridge into 2007 to talk about Disney's Bridge to Terabithia. Josh Hutcherson and AnnaSophia Robb were catapulted into "kid actors who can actually act" stardom with this massive cultural hit for this... more
For its 20th anniversary, we're talking about 2005's Robots! We ask ourselves what direction Robin Williams was given, what this movie's stance on capitalism is, and what we thought of that highly convoluted public transit system.
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As the Oscars approach, we're wrapping up our coverage on 2024 with Oscar predictions for the major categories, plus our top 10 movies of the year!
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The Oscars are a week and a half away! To celebrate, we're talking about 2004's Thunderbirds – a movie made because it was important to Brits a couple of decades ago but had no commercial success in America because no one knew about it. Sound familia... more
The Old Kids Movies has defrosted for Season 6! Today, we discuss franchise-maker Ice Age to see whether it holds up today.
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AJ and Trevor are not only knowledgeable and entertaining, they have picked a subset of film history that they are clearly subject matter experts on. In my opinion, this era and subject matter is underrated and underreported. There’s great and critically-acclaimed films in the previous era, and media coverage and online fame for the late 00’s-present(see MCU) but this particular age seems to have a gap. Good to have some coverage for my childhood nostalgia and critical eye alike! Hoping to remai... more
I can’t think of two better people than A.J and Trevor to discuss the greatest movies of all time.
Lots of love, nostalgia and critical thinking at work here.
Love it.
As a mid-90s baby this podcast is definitely very nostalgic for me. I love how you guys cover some less well-known movies like Little Manhattan. I have so much love for that movie! And also Recess: School’s Out is a childhood classic.
These guys not only know what they’re talking about, but they know how to make it fun to listen to! Super great movies and consistently interesting discourse, not to mention the great relationship between the hosts. Glad I became a listener! :)
love it !! Would love to hear the scooby doo witches ghost review ! Keep up the good work !
I have always loved children’s entertainment, and I appreciate that these two have such a clear respect for it. They really make you appreciate the movies you loved growing up, while also pushing you to reevaluate your feelings on them now that you’ve grown. I also really appreciate that they recognize that the only child actor that matters is Jacob Tremblay!
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This podcast invites listeners to reflect on the nostalgic films from their childhood, particularly those that defined the millennial generation. The hosts offer insightful commentary on both well-known and lesser-known movies, prompting engaging discussions about their cultural significance and how they resonate with audiences today. Unique in its approach, the show not only critiques the films but also connects them to personal stories and contemporary contexts, raising questions about their relevance and impact on both past and present viewers. Listeners can expect a blend of humor, critical analysis, and heartfelt reminiscence as the hosts navigate through the cinematic landscape of their formative years.
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