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

A Feel Bad Christmas Podcast
Shane Black has had two near misses of being featured on this year's season of episodes of TiT... and his silly KISS KISS BANG BANG was replaced with The Feel Bad Christmas movie from David Fincher. I don't know if that... more
The Third Part in our Meet Cute Again Trilogy
For our finale on Meet Cutes (AGAIN) in film we go to Outback for a post-coital meal with Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike.
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The Second Part in our Meet Cute Again Trilogy
This film selection will come as no surprise as one host may have seen Nora Ephron's absolute classic YOU'VE GOT MAIL more than any other movie in his life and also because it's the only entry in cinem... more
The First Part in our Meet Cute Again Trilogy
This is an episode about an absolute classic pervert as a hero. In fact it's The Movie about the heroic perv and we are just the two perverts to take up this quest... a movie podcast talking about Alfre... 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 features engaging discussions centered around film analysis, particularly focusing on how various movies relate to each other thematically and narratively. Episodes often present a new release while comparing it with two older films, making for an insightful juxtaposition that enhances the overall viewing experience. Noteworthy is the hosts' ability to blend humor with serious critiques, often leading to spirited debates that explore both mainstream and independent cinema. The conversational style is marked by a casual yet informative approach, inviting listeners to think critically about the films they consume while also enjoying lively exchanges.
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