A month of movies meeting movies to form a good trilogy... in theory.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 465 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & Film |
The Second Part in our Faking it on the Job Trilogy
Did our laziness make this episode more topical? Yes. Does that make us heroes in the media like Mr. Kimmel? Some would say much more so! For we are unpaid. But we are equally as passionate about ... more
The First Part in our Faking it on the Job Trilogy
We timed our SUPERMAN release to its inevitable viewing from the masses on streaming (HBO Max for now and maybe I shouldn't name check them because they'll inevitably do something horrible to a com... more
The Third Part in our Failures in Teamwork Trilogy
As we approach the tenth anniversary of the second time Matt Damon was left stranded on a planet (one host approves) we debate man's will to live in isolation for years if it means that Jessica Cha... more
The Second Part in our Failure in Teamwork Trilogy
So this is the big one. The episode where our hosts decide if its time to get off this Marvel Cinematic Universe gravy train (thought the numbers would say otherwise) and call it good with the end ... 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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The content focuses on cinematic experiences, primarily film reviews and analyses, where hosts engage in comparing a newly released movie with two older films that share thematic or narrative similarities. This unique format allows for insightful reflections on character development, storytelling techniques, and the broader implications of film as an art form. Each episode often captures a blend of humor and critical observation, making it both entertaining and informative. The hosts' personal anecdotes about their formative experiences with the films add a relatable quality to the discussions, appealing to a wide audience of movie enthusiasts.
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