
A month of movies meeting movies to form a good trilogy... in theory.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 465 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm Reviews | |||

The First Part in our Time For Obsession Trilogy
For the first time we make time for a guest on the podcast with our upcoming trilogy inspired by the new release OBSESSION. Maddie of the show Old Reader New Reader on Near Mint Condition joins us fo... more
After 250 episodes it was well past time for another voice in the room.
For the first time we are having a guest on the podcast with our upcoming trilogy inspired by the new release OBSESSION. Maddie of the show Old Reader New Reader on Near Mint C... more
The Third Part in our Dear, We Must Depart Trilogy
If part two was primarily focused on Uma Thurman's feet (not by us!) then the grand finale that started with a Grace Kelly classic must of course finish with Aubrey Plaza's MY OLD ASS. Enjoy!
Pat... more
The Second Part in our Dear, We Must Depart Trilogy
We briefly discuss Quentin Tarantino's personal Death List Five which somehow includes Paul Dano and Matthew Lillard at the top and then move on to how we view The Whole Bloody Affair of KILL BILL... more
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A thoroughly enjoyable podcast where each episode has plenty of content. Just a heads up, though: WM vs WH covers spoilers! So, if you don't know one of the movies, you maaaaaay want to check out a different episode. Otherwise, really great content, really great host, really great guests. Totally recommend!
Love the discussions Michael has with his guests, and the format is really enjoyable. Although you may be apprehensive to listen to a few episodes since they cover 3 whole movies, they're still really enjoyable. Well worth looking for that one episode where you don't mind some spoilers and digging right in!
If you’re tired of hearing boring movie review podcasts but love movies, check out this one! Super unique idea!
This is a refreshing new idea in a market awash with movie podcasts. Great idea and well executed! I'm always entertained, sometimes laughing and sometimes yelling at my pod machine when they disagree with my opinion! Ha!
A great twist on the movie discussion podcast form.
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Audience members are drawn to thoughtful, conversation-driven film analysis focused on comparing contemporary releases to a curated set of related classics to form thematic trilogies. Episodes emphasize in-depth breakdowns of narrative dynamics, character arcs, and tonal shifts, often with personal anecdotes and a playful, collaborative banter between two central hosts and a rotating set of guests. Noteworthy are the structured trio‑based discussions, cross‑references to director catalogs, and a meta‑theme of building cohesive trilogies around single releases, which can appeal to cinephiles, critics, and podcast listeners who enjoy intelligent, humor‑tinged film discourse. The format often features casual behind‑the‑scenes vibes and occasio... more
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