Movie Time! with Ang and Ari: Recent Episodes
Angelo Lang
Ang and Ari are siblings who love to watch movies. Join them as they discuss the latest movie news and review a different film every week!
On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we discuss some of our most anticipated films of 2022. Plus, at the top of the show we run through what we’ve been watching lately and break down the latest movie news. Tune in to hear our takes!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:11
Most Anticipated Films of 2022: 14:36
Movie News: 28:13
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Happy New Year, Movie Time! family! Although we look forward to a fresh year of movies and television, we want to take the opportunity to reflect on some of our favs and flops from 2021--it’s been a long year PACKED with movies! Plus, we run through what we’ve been watching lately and give mini-reviews of Nightmare Alley, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Licorice Pizza. Tune in to hear our thoughts!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 2:06
Mini Reviews: 14:04
Top Five from 2021: 29:00
Top Five Flops from 2021: 37:25
Movie News: 45:12
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review John Hughes’s celebrated holiday movie, Planes Trains, and Automobiles (starring Steve Martin and John Candy). In honor of John Candy, we offer a list of our Top Five Fat Icons. Although movie news is light this week, we discuss yet another upcoming Toni Collete movie, Tom Holland’s upcoming role as Fred Astaire, and more! Tune in to hear our takes!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:45
Movie News: 5:30
Fat Icons: 16:50
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: 24:16
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review The Edge of Seventeen, the 2016 American coming-of-age comedy-drama film written and directed by Kelly Fremon Craig. At the top of the show, we run through what we’ve been watching lately and share our thoughts on Tiger King: Season 2. Plus, we break down the latest movie news. Mel Gibson, stay away!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:09
Movie News: 7:55
The Edge of Seventeen: 23:20
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Jeymes Samuel’s Black Revisionist Western film, ‘The Harder They Fall’. We discuss LaKeith Stanfield’s (lack of) range as an actor, the mysterious allure of Zazie Beetz, the film’s parallels to Tarantino movies, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we run through what we've been watching lately and break down the latest movie news. Tune in to hear our hot takes!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:35
Movie News: 12:51
The Harder They Fall Review: 26:32
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We’re back! On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we give mini reviews of Dune, The French Dispatch, and Antlers. We discuss the appeal (or non-appeal) of Timothée Chalamet, thicc boi Plemmons, Willem Dafoe, and more! Plus, we run through the latest movie news. There’s a lot to unpack this week--tune in to hear our takes!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching (Dune, Antlers, French Dispatch Reviews): 1:33
Movie News: 21:25
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review yet another Stephen King adaptation: Misery (1990) directed by Robert Reiner (starring Kathy Bates and James Caan). We discuss Kathy Bates’ comedic performance, the town sheriff, the Castle Rock extended universe, and more! At the top of the show, we give spoiler-free mini-reviews of Lamb (dir. By Valdimar Jóhannsson) and The Last Duel (dir. by Ridley Scott). Plus, we run through the latest movie news and share our reactions to Matt Reeves’ The Batman (2022) trailer. It’s a jam-packed episode--you don’t want to miss it!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:30
Movie News: 14:45
Misery Review: 29:40
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review the 1998 Disney film, Halloweentown. Although the movie is short and lighthearted, we reflect on 90s era Disney, Debbie Reynolds, and the film’s minor parallels to Harry Potter. Plus, at the top of the show we break down the latest movie news and run through what we’ve been watching lately.
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:13
Movie News: 2:35
Halloweentown Review: 21:15
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HERE’S JOHNNY! On today’s episode, we commence spooky season with a review of Stanley Kubrick’s Stephen-King-novel-turned-horror-film, The Shining (1980). We discuss Jack Nicholson’s eyebrows, the little kid that lives inside of Danny’s mouth, Shelley Duvall’s eyes, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we run through what we’ve been watching lately and break down the latest movie news. Stay spooky, friends!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:30
Movie News: 7:48
The Shining Review: 19:38
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We’re back…again! On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Christopher Nolan’s iconic superhero film, The Dark Knight (2008). We discuss the Joker’s theatrical antics, Batman’s state-of-the-art technology, Harvey Dent’s facial contusions, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we run through what we’ve been watching lately and share our thoughts on the latest movie news. Fall is filled to the brim with movies we can’t wait to see in theatres—tune in to hear our thoughts!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 2:14
Movie News: 6:17
The Dark Knight Review: 29:50
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What would you do if you woke up one day and had no idea who you were?
On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Robert Ludlum’s action/thriller novel-turned-movie, The Bourne Identity (2002; directed by Doug Liman). We discuss Matt Damon’s understated performance, the film’s multicultural setting, the critically underrated (but much loved) Franka Potente, and more. Plus, at the top of the show we run through an exhaustive list of what we’ve watched and share our thoughts on the latest movie news. Tune in to hear our hot takes!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 2:05
Movie News: 15:33
The Bourne Identity Review: 30:00
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review the animated DreamWorks musical taking TikTok by storm: The Prince of Egypt (1998). We discuss God’s wrath, the film’s epic bops, the star-studded (and very white!) cast, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we break down the latest movie news and run through what we’ve been watching lately. Tune in to hear spoiler-free reviews of Brand New Cherry Flavor and The Night House. We also react to some new movie trailers we’re excited about (including a Marvel movie that Ari actually wants to see).
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:20
Movie News: 12:53
The Prince of Egypt Review: 34:28
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review John Patrick Shanley’s dramatic drama starring the late Philip Seymour Hoffman and Meryl Streep: Doubt (2008). We welcome back our older sister Allie to navigate this complex and compelling film that wields four of Hollywood’s greatest actors. Plus, at the top of the show, we run through what we’ve been watching lately and the latest movie news. Do we ship Channing Tatum and Zoë Kravitz? Tune in to find out!
Content Warning: This movie review contains discussions of pedophilia and sexual abuse.
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:40
Movie News: 5:50
Doubt Review: 25:26
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review the splashy cult-classic, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010; directed by Edgar Wright, based on the graphic novel series by Bryan Lee O’Malley). We discuss the film’s soundtrack, its unique style and sense of humor, its star-studded cast and more!. Plus, at the top of the show we run through what we’ve been watching lately and unpack the latest movie news. (And Ang gives a mini-review of Respect.) Tune in to hear our takes!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:14
Movie News: 10:45
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: 29:50
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Michael Sarnoski’s directorial debut, Pig. We unpack our feelings on Nicholas Cage’s return to dramatic acting, the seedy underbelly of the restaurant business, and more. Plus, at the top of the show we give a mini review of The Green Knight (2021). And, as always, we break down the latest movie news and share what we’ve been watching lately—tune in to hear our takes!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:20
The Green Knight Mini Review (Spoilers): 5:23
Movie News: 10:38
Pig Review: 25:15
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we welcome back resident Star Wars expert Tom Dinki to review The Empire Strikes Back. Buckle in, Star Wars fans, because it’s a long review! At the top of the show, we break down the latest movie news and run through what we’ve been watching lately. Plus, we share our reactions to some new movie trailers including The House of Gucci, King Richard, Ghostbusters, and...Adam Driver as a centaur? Tune in to hear our takes!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:45
Movie News: 8:15
The Empire Strikes Back Review: 38:30
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Happy One Year Podiversary! In honor of our one year anniversary, we’re reviewing Richard Linklater’s ICONIC film, School of Rock (2003). We swoon over Jack Black’s vibrant performance and the memorable musical numbers, contemplate Zack’s sociopathic vibes, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we share our thoughts on some new movie trailers, run through the latest movie news, and revisit our top and worst rated movies!
Most importantly: we want to thank YOU for listening. We look forward to providing you with more content for years to come!
Time Stamps:
What Are We Watching: 1:55
Movie News: 9:35
School of Rock Review: 22:56
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On today’s episode, we welcome back an extra-special guest: Erin from Best Neighbors Podcast! We’re changing up the format today and doing a deep dive into some of our favorite pop culture topics—and trust us: we mention it ALL. We dish on Goodfellas, Tom Hardy, the Erika Jayne of it all, and much much more. And, as always, we discuss the latest entertainment news...tune in to hear our hot takes!
Time Stamps:
Housewives Breakdown: 1:30
What Are We Watching: 16:10
Erin’s Top Five: 26:35
Movie News: 49:38
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Richard Linklater’s charming romantic drama, Before Sunrise (1995). Plus, at the top of the show, Ang gives a brief review of Black Widow. And, as always, we run through the latest movie news—tune in to hear our takes!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:37
Movie News: 7:36
Before Sunrise Review: 21:00
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On today’s episode, we review Spike Jonze’s 2013 romantic-drama, Her. We discuss Theodore Twombly’s pants, Jonze’s portrayal of the not-so-distant future, awkward sex scenes, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we give a mini review of the Coen brothers’ True Grit (2010), run through what we’ve been watching lately, and break down the latest movie news. (We’re light on movie news this week!)
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:35
Movie News: 7:43
Her Review: 14:53
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Iain Reed’s book-turned-Charlie-Kaufman-film, I’m Thinking of Ending Things (2020). Buckle in, because this review is about to get weird! At the top of the show, we break down what we’ve been watching lately and run through the latest movie news. We discuss Tobey Maguire’s return to film (for the first time in seven years), Karens on the silver screen, Jerry Seinfield’s upcoming Pop-Tart movie, and more—tune in to hear our hot takes!
CONTENT WARNING: This review contains discussions and characterizations about suicide and suicidal ideation.
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:21
Movie News: 4:46
I’m Thinking of Ending Things Review: 17:46
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review M. Night Shyamalan’s unforgettable thriller, The Sixth Sense. We discuss the origin of the Shymalanian twist, Bruce Willis’s sexy hairline, Haley Joel Osment’s gravitas, and more. Plus, at the top of the show we run through what we’ve been watching lately and break down the latest movie news. Will JLO star as an AI soldier and will Nicholas Cage’s pig drama be...good? Tune in to hear our thoughts!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:23
Movie News: 6:14
The Sixth Sense Review: 20:24
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To celebrate our 60th episode, we bring back our older sister Allie to review yet another early childhood favorite: Spider-Man (2002). We discuss Willem Dafoe’s iconic performance as the Green Goblin, the film’s cast of forty-year-old highschoolers, Peter and Harry’s simping for MJ, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we break down the latest movie news and run through what we’ve been watching lately. Justice for Wendy Pepper! And Ted Bundy #MustBeStopped!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:24
Movie News: 10:26
Spider-Man Review: 23:23
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Happy pride month, movie lovers! We kick off our celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community by reviewing Barry Jenkins’ 2016 film, Moonlight. But first, at the top of the show, we give mini reviews of Mare of Easttown and the new Cruella film. Plus, we break down the latest movie news—including a Cruella sequel, a Housewives documentary, and more!
In honor of pride month, consider donating to the following organizations:
For the Gworls: a Black, trans-led collective that curates parties to fundraise money to help Black transgender people pay for their rent, gender-affirming surgeries, smaller co-pays for medicines/doctor’s visits, and travel assistance.
Donate to GLYS WNY.
Trans Housing Coalition
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:45
Movie News: 13:00
Moonlight Review: 24:42
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On today’s episode, we review Robert Eggers’s 2019 psychological horror, The Lighthouse. We discuss Willem Dafoe’s accent work, homoerotic power plays, and the film’s utterly quoteable dialogue. Plus, at the top of the show we run through what we’ve been watching lately and unpack the latest movie news—and there’s a lot of news to cover. We’ll name a few headlines to start: Chad Michael Murray is making a comeback, Nicole Kidman will star in yet another David E. Kelley drama, and Kevin Spacey is working again. Tune in to hear our hot takes on these topics and more!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:15
Movie News: 8:15
The Lighthouse Review: 28:08
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we keep it light and easy and review Crazy, Stupid, Love (2011). At the top of the show, Ari gives mini reviews of Saint Maud (2019) and Nocturnal Animals (2016). Plus, we break down the latest movie news - including an upcoming Yorgos Lanthimos movie, a Cher biopic, and more!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:30
Movie News: 9:58
Crazy, Stupid, Love. Review: 21:27
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On today’s episode, we dive into the world of Pirates of the Caribbean (2003). We discuss the film’s choreography, Keira Knightley’s stunning on-screen presence, the film’s horny love triangle (or, rectangle), and more! Plus, at the top of the show, we run through what we’ve been watching this week and break down the latest movie news. We pile on Ryan Murphy (again), unpack our feelings about Bennifer, and beg Hollywood to STOP making COVID movies! You don’t want to miss it.
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:40
Movie News: 11:13
Pirates of the Caribbean Review: 25:26
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On today’s episode, we review Denis Villeneuve’s 2013 dramatic thriller, Prisoners (starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Hugh Jackman). We discuss the film’s gray veneer, Hugh Jackman’s unforgettable performance, Jake Gyllenhaal’s character choices, and more. Plus, at the top of the show we run through the latest movie news and break down what we’ve been watching lately. Mark Wahlberg, we’re coming for you...
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:20
Movie News: 4:56
Prisoners Review: 19:10
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Today on Movie Time!, we welcome friend of the pod Tom Dinki to review Star Wars: A New Hope (1977). Together, we discuss Harrison Ford, Darth Vader’s shifting representation, robots, John Williams’s music, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we run through what we’ve been watching lately and break down the Oscar winners. Tune in to hear our hot takes!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:48
Movie News: 10:02
Star Wars 4 Review: 27:29
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Damien Chazelle’s intense jazz-drama, Whiplash (2014; starring Miles Teller). We discuss J.K. Simmons’s jacked physique, Miles Teller’s likability, the representation of jazz, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we break down what we’ve been watching lately. During our movie news segment, we unfortunately have to take Ryan Murphy to task ONCE AGAIN. Along with our takedown of Murphy, we talk about the expansion of the Marvel universe, Sandra Bullock’s return, and a few other bits of juicy entertainment news. You do not want to miss out on this episode!
Content Warning: We briefly mention suicide; additionally, we discuss emotional and physical abuse.
If you haven’t listened to our crossover episodes with Strong Female Lead yet, you can find them on Apple Podcasts and other podcasting platforms.
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Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:05
Movie News: 4:50
Whiplash Review: 16:28
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This week, we bring you double the fun with a MAJOR two part crossover review of Black Swan with the lovely and hilarious ladies from Strong Female Lead Podcast. You can find part one of our Black Swan review right here on our feed—before the review, we get Tessa and Tricia’s takes on pop culture and dig into what they’ve been watching lately. During part one of our Black Swan review, we break it all down: we talk disordered eating, the rigors of ballet, motivational abuse, lesbian fantasies catered towards men’s desire, and more.
Make sure you head on over to SFL’s podcast on April 21st, 2021 to hear part two of our crossover! There, we continue our conversation about Black Swan and analyze themes of masculinity and femininity. Plus, Tricia and Tess break down their podcast and their love for the leading ladies of Hollywood—and we find out what exactly characterizes a strong female lead. And of course, we couldn’t go an episode without random tangents about pop culture. (You know us…) What’re you waiting for? Give them a listen, rate and review their podcast, and follow them on their social media NOW.
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Content Warning: We discuss sexual assault, disordered eating, self-harm, and gore in this review.
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:22
Movie News: 14:15
Black Swan Review (Part One): 44:41
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review the classic animated film starring Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy: Shrek. We discuss Farquaad short-jokes, mythical creatures, Shrek’s hygiene, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we break down what we’ve been watching lately and run through the latest movie news. You don’t want to miss it!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:40
Movie News: 7:42
Shrek Review: 18:41
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Can you believe we made it to episode 50? On this extra special episode, we welcome back our older sister to review The Princess Diaries (2001). We have a lot of fun reminiscing about this movie! We discuss Julie Andrews, the Lana-Ana-Fontana Industrial Complex, the iconic makeover scene, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we unpack what we’ve been watching lately. There’s a ton of juicy movie news this week—and we might just have a someone new to add to our #mustbestopped list… Tune in to find out! Time Stamps: What are we watching: 1:47 Movie News: 7:33 Princess Diaries Review: 23:28 Connect with us on social media: twitter.com/movietimepod instagram.com/movietime_pod movietimepod.contact@gmail.com Intro music by Dodo from the Applied Anime podcast. You can find more on his podcast here: Podcast: anchor.fm/applied-anime Twitter: twitter.com/appliedanime
On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) in honor of Ari’s upcoming birthday. We discuss the film’s sprawling landscape, the chemistry between the lead actresses, coded language, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we share what we’ve been watching and break down the latest movie news. And once again, we maintain that Ryan Murphy must be stopped! #mustbestopped
Content warning: We mention suicide and abortion during this review.
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:04
Movie News: 6:35
Portrait of a Lady on Fire Review: 18:41
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On this episode, we review one of our favorite childhood movies: Cinderella (1997) starring Brandy and Whitney Houston. We discuss Whitney Houston’s star power, globalism in the 90s, and our love of the soundtrack! Plus, at the top of the show, we unpack the latest movie news. We run through the list of the Oscar nominations, share our picks for winners, and more—tune in to find out who we’re rooting for!
Content Warning: On this episode, we discuss updates on the allegations against Armie Hammer.
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:18
Movie News: 4:25
Cinderella Review: 23:40
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On today’s extra-special episode of Movie Time!, we celebrate Ang’s birthday by reviewing one of his favorite movies: National Treasure (2004). To top it off, Ang picked this movie for Ari to summarize...specifically because he knew she’d hate it! On the show today, we have our cousin Paul Safy on to help break down the film and supplement it with much-needed historical context. Unfortunately, Ari is outnumbered by these two National Treasure buffs.
Plus, at the top of the show, we discuss what we’ve watched this past week--finally, we share our thoughts on Defending Jacob. In movie news, we discuss our reservations about Gaga’s acting skills, Gwenyth Paltrow’s phony empire, and more! You don’t want to miss this action-packed episode. Happy birthday, Angelo!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:05
Movie News: 8:43
National Treasure Review with Paul: 25:16
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This week on Movie Time!, we review J Blakeson’s dark comedy thriller, I Care A Lot (2021), starring Rosamund Pike and Peter Dinklage. We discuss Pike’s performance, the film’s confused messaging, and more! Plus, at the top of the show, we run through the latest entertainment news and reveal what we’ve been watching lately. Tune in to find out!
Note: This review contains spoilers.
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:00
Movie News: 3:56
I Care A Lot Spoiler Free Recommendation: 14:05
I Care A Lot Spoiler Review: 16:39
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On this episode of Movie Time!, we review one of our most anticipated films of 2021: Minari, directed by Lee Isaac Chung. We discuss the film’s beautiful score, its soaring landscapes, and the captivating performances. At the top of the show, we dish about what we’ve been watching lately. Plus, we have loads of movie news to break down--including a George R.R. Martin film adaptation, another Netflix movie by David Fincher movie, and more!
Note: This review contains Spoilers
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:12
Movie News: 7:22
Minari Spoiler Free Recommendation: 23:25
Minari Spoiler Review: 25:16
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Chloé Zhao’s new film, Nomadland, starring Frances McDormand. We’re light on the movie news this week--but we revisit our feelings about Anne Hathaway and discuss Emma Stone’s British accent in the Cruella trailer. Plus, at the top of the show, we break down what we’ve been watching lately. Tune in to find out!
Note: This review contains spoilers.
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:21
Movie News: 6:10
Nomadland Spoiler Free Recommendation: 14:30
Nomadland Spoiler Review: 15:55
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On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Shaka King’s 2021 American biographical drama film, Judas and the Black Messiah. We discuss Daniel Kaluuya’s charisma, Lakeith Stanfield’s ambivalent portrayal of Bill O’Neal, and the ongoing conversation about the film amongst movie reviewers. Plus, at the top of the show we discuss what we’ve been watching and unpack the latest movie news. You don’t want to miss it!
Note: This review contains spoilers.
Content warning: this episode contains mentions of violence and suicide.
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Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:06
Movie News: 6:00
Judas and the Black Messiah Recommendation (no spoilers): 17:20
Judas and the Black Messiah Review (spoilers): 18:53
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On today’s episode, we review Sam Levinson’s brand new film, Malcolm & Marie...and we don’t hold back when sharing our thoughts! Sam Levinson, we’re coming for you. Before our review, we unpack the latest movie news and share what we’ve been watching lately. Tune in to find out!
Note: this review contains spoilers.
Time Stamps:
- What are we watching: 1:24
- Movie News: 4:40
- Malcolm and Marie Recommendation (no spoilers): 14:30
- Malcolm and Marie Review: (SPOILERS): 16:10
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This week on Movie Time!, we tackle Emerald Fennell’s 2020 rape revenge flick, Promising Young Woman. We discuss Mulligan’s performance, laud the film’s unique neon aesthetic and pop soundtrack, and attempt to reckon with the film’s complicated ending. Plus, at the top of the show, we share our thoughts on the latest movie news and break down what we’ve been watching lately. Note: This review contains spoilers. CONTENT WARNING: This review includes a frank discussion of rape, sexual assault, and violence. Time Stamps: What are we watching: 1:32 Movie News: 3:41 Promising Young Woman Recommendation: 18:25 Promising Young Woman Spoiler Review: 19:10 Connect with us on social media: twitter.com/movietimepod instagram.com/movietime_pod movietimepod.contact@gmail.com Intro music by Dodo from the Applied Anime podcast. You can find more on his podcast here: Podcast: anchor.fm/applied-anime Twitter: twitter.com/appliedanime
On this episode, we dive into our first anime film with Dodo and Feiyon from the Applied Anime podcast! Together, we review Satoshi Kon’s 2006 film, Paprika. We discuss Paprika’s parallels to Christopher Nolan’s Inception, its subversion of typical film tropes, how it fits within the world of anime, and more! Plus, at the top of the show reveal what we’ve been watching and break down the latest movie and pop culture news.
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Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:10
Movie News: 4:10
Paprika Review: 19:10
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On this episode, we have an exciting crossover with fellow podcaster Erin from Best Neighbors Podcast! Together, we review D.J. Caruso’s 2007 neighborhood thriller, Disturbia. Before the review, we do a deep dive into pop culture--we discuss the latest movie news, Erin’s connection to Apple TV’s Defending Jacob, and more!
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Note: on this episode, we discuss allegations of abuse, sexual assault, and cannibalism.
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:40
Movie News: 9:15
Disturbia Review: 38:15
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This week on Movie Time!, we review Pixar’s latest movie, Soul, starring Jamie Foxx and Tina Fey. We discuss the film’s nuanced representation of the afterlife, its unexpected plot twist, the beautiful score, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we break down what we’ve been watching lately and unpack the latest movie news. Tune in to hear our thoughts!
*We are taking a few weeks off from our Thursday franchise episodes! We will pick back up with the Hobbit Trilogy when our schedules slow down. (Don’t worry!)
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Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:24
Movie News: 10:00
Soul Review: 21:09
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Today on Movie Time!, we wrap up the Lord of the Rings trilogy and review The Return of the King. We discuss Smeagol’s traumatizing transformation, Theoden and Eowyn’s tender relationship, Sam’s admirable tenacity, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we reveal our most anticipated films of 2021.
Time Stamps:
Our Most Anticipated Films of 2021: 1:35
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Review: 8:32
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Happy New Year! On today’s episode of Movie Time!, we review Bradley Cooper’s interpretation of the musical drama, A Star is Born (2018). We discuss Bradley Cooper’s character choices, Lady GaGa’s powerhouse vocals, the film’s odd script, and more! Plus, at the top of the show, we unpack what we’ve been watching lately and run through some of our most anticipated films of 2021.
Note: This episode contains a frank discussion and description of suicide.
Time Stamps:
What we are watching: 1:06
Movie News: 4:12
A Star is Born Review: 15:00
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Happy New Year’s Eve, hobbits! On this episode of Movie Time!, we continue our deep dive into the Lord of the Rings franchise and review The Two Towers. We discuss King Theoden’s underrated performance, Gollum’s love for songs and rhymes, Gandalf’s epic comeback, and more! Plus, at the top of the show, we rank our top five favorite episodes of 2020.
Thanks for sticking with us this year; we’re looking forward to seeing what 2021 brings for the podcast!
Time Stamps:
Top 5 Favorite Movie Reviews of 2020: 1:45
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Review: 7:45
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On this episode of Movie Time!, we review Marc Webb’s unique romantic comedy, (500) Days of Summer. We discuss Summer’s attractive aura, Tom’s incel-vibes, the film’s compelling style, and more! At the top of the show, we break down what we’ve been watching lately and unpack the latest movie news. Tune in to find out what Tom Hanks has to say about the state of the movie theater industry!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:25
Movie News: 8:43
(500) Days of Summer Review: 15:00
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We’ve arrived at our next installment of franchise reviews! On today’s episode, we dive into J.R.R. Tolkien’s expansive world of The Lord of the Rings. We begin by reviewing The Fellowship of the Ring (2001; directed by Peter Jackson). We discuss Frodo’s orgasmic expressions, Pippin’s destructive tomfoolery, Aragorn’s sweaty allure, and more! Plus, at the top of the show, we run through our favorite holiday toons. Have a safe and happy holiday, everyone!
Time Stamps:
Top 5 Favorite Christmas Songs: 2:25
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Review: 11:26
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On this episode of Movie Time!, we review Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom starring Viola Davis and the late Chadwick Boseman. Before we share our thoughts on the film, we run through what we’ve been watching this week and discuss the latest entertainment news. Tune in to hear our thoughts!
*Note: we had some issues with our notes this week, so this episode is a bit shorter than usual. We apologize!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:04
Movie News: 5:52
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Review: 16:45
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On this episode of Movie Time!, we review Ryan Murphy’s musical film, The Prom. We unpack the odd casting choices (Nicole Kidman?), the unmemorable musical numbers, Meryl Streep’s glamorous attire, and more! Plus, at the top of the show we run through our favorite television characters. Tune in to hear our picks!
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Time Stamps
Top 5 Favorite TV Characters: 2:21
The Prom Review: 14:10
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On this special holiday episode of Movie Time!, we review Elf (2003). We discuss Buddy’s lovability, Zoey Deschanel’s blonde hair, the film’s old school animations and camera tricks, and more! Before the review, we break down the latest entertainment news. We touch on Shia LaBoeuf’s history of abuse, the expansion of the Spiderverse, Christopher Nolan’s complaints against HBO Max, and more.
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 3:45
Movie News: 9:42
Elf Review: 20:47
Announcements: 54:02
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We’ve made it to the final installment of the Harry Potter franchise! Today, we review Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2. We discuss Snape’s death, the anti-climactic final battle scene, Voldemort’s comedic takes, and more! Plus, we include some juicy trivia about the movie. Before the review, we rank our top five favorite movie characters. At the bottom of the show, we rank the franchise from our least favorite Harry Potter film to our most beloved. Thanks for sticking with us through these reviews; we’ve had a lot of fun!
Time Stamps:
Top 5 Favorite Movie Characters: 1:58
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 Review: 8:31
Harry Potter Rankings: 44:10
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On this episode of Movie Time!, we review David Fincher’s newest biographical drama, Mank. Before the review, we run through what we’ve been watching lately--and our lists are long! Plus, we unpack the latest entertainment news, including Warner Brothers’ 2021 release schedule, an upcoming WW2 drama, a movie about Tetris, and more. Warning: this review contains spoilers for Mank. Check the time stamps if you want to listen to the episode spoiler-free!
TIME STAMPS:
What are we watching: 1:14
Movie News: 7:43
Mank Review (No Spoilers): 18:05
**Mank Review (Spoilers): 20:40
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We’ve arrived at our review of the penultimate Harry Potter movie! On this episode, we breakdown The Deathly Hallows: Part One. We discuss the cast’s unplaceable attire, the film’s scenic landscapes, Dobby’s untimely death, and more! Plus, at the top of the show, we list our top five favorite soundtracks and scores--tune in to hear our picks!
Time Stamps:
Top 5 Favorite Soundtracks and Scores: 1:40
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part One Review: 18:30
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On this episode, we kick off the holiday season and review Hulu’s original holiday film, Happiest Season. Before we break down the movie, we dive into the latest entertainment news. We discuss the terrifying live-action Clifford movie, the trailer for Viggo Mortensen’s film, Falling, a Heart biopic, and more! Warning: this review contains spoilers.
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:51
Movie News: 6:57
Happiest Season Recommendation: 17:58
Happiest Season Spoiler Review: 18:30
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On this episode of Movie Time!, we review the sixth installment in the Harry Potter series: The Half Blood Prince. We discuss David Yates’s directorial aptitude, the film’s striking cinematography, Professor Slughorn’s sliminess, and more! Before we dive into the movie, we reveal our top five least favorite actresses. Tune in to find out our picks!
Time Stamps:
Top 5 Most Least Favorite Female Actresses: 1:10
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince Review: 9:10
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This week on Movie Time!, we review an early-2000s cultural anomaly, Napoleon Dynamite. We discuss childhood nostalgia, Uncle Rico’s sales tactics, 40-year-old bullies, and Kip’s questionable characterization. Before the review, we unpack the latest movie news including Ari Aster’s upcoming horror film starring Joaquin Phoenix, the release of Wonder Woman 1984 on HBO Max, Alan Rickman’s diaries, and more!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:15
Movie News: 6:35
Napoleon Dynamite Review: 15:53
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On this episode, we continue our exploration of the Harry Potter franchise and review The Order of the Phoenix. Before we dive into the film, we rank our least favorite actors. Warning: these takes might be too hot to handle for some! Want to know who our picks are? Tune in to find out!
Time Stamps:
Top 5 Most Hated Actors: 1:40
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Review: 12:30
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Episode Summary:
On this episode, we review a light and fun early 2000s classic: 13 Going on 30. We discuss Andy Serkis’s memorable performance, Mark Ruffalo’s charming mediocrity, and Judy Greer’s iconic villainy. Before we review the episode, we dive into the latest movie news--and there’s a lot! We debate Ethan Hawke’s acting skills, unpack David Fincher’s perfectionist tendencies, celebrate Jake Gyllenhaal’s many upcoming roles, and more!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:12
Movie News: 5:19
13 Going on 30 Review: 20:14
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On this episode, we review Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. We discuss Fred and George’s bad dubbing, Barty Crouch’s inflection, Dumbledore’s debut as a fiery headmaster, and more! Before we dissect the movie, we reveal our favorite directors (and our favorite films of theirs). Tune in to hear our picks!
TIME STAMPS:
Top 5 Directors: 1:58
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Review: 9:03
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Today, we bring you an extra-special episode of the podcast. To celebrate our 20th episode, we review Ari Aster’s 2019 folk horror, Midsommar (one of Ari’s favorite movies). Once again, we ask our older sister, Allie, to weigh in with her thoughts--will she become a podcast regular every ten episodes? TBD! Together, we discuss the film’s morality, its excessive gore, and Aster’s ability to convey grief through a howl.
Before our intense discussion of Midsommar, we reveal what we’ve been watching and cover some recent entertainment news, including Colin Firth in a zombie movie, an upcoming HBO series starring Andrew Garfield, Cate Blanchett, and Rooney Mara (to name a few), and more! Rest in peace, Alex Trebek.
Thanks for sticking with us through twenty episodes!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:22
Movie News: 4:47
Midsommar Review: 18:28
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On this episode, we review our least favorite Harry Potter film: The Prisoner of Azkaban. We discuss our disdain for the unnecessary shrunken-head humor, the ham-fisted comedic takes, Snape’s small (but glorious!) moments, and more! Before we talk about Harry Potter, we list our top five favorite actresses and our favorite roles of theirs. Tune in to hear our picks!
Time Stamps:
Top 5 Favorite Actors: 2:30
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Review: 9:10
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Welcome to November! On this episode, we review one of our favorite films: The Devil Wears Prada (starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway). But first, we give a rundown of what we’ve been watching these days. Plus, we discuss the latest movie news-- including an upcoming romcom starring J.Lo and Armie Hammer, rave reviews for Mank, a movie about N’Sync superfans, and more!
TIME STAMPS:
What are we watching: 1:20
Movie News: 4:05
The Devil Wears Prada Review: 14:22
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On this episode, we continue our journey through the Harry Potter franchise by discussing Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. We break down Lucius’s shining moments, debate how cheesy the Quidditch matches appear, and admit our readiness to leave old Dumbledore behind. But first, we reveal our top five favorite actors and our favorite roles of theirs. Tune in to find out our picks!
Time Stamps:
Top 5 Favorite Male Actors: 1:40
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Review: 9:12
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On this episode, we continue our spooky streak by reviewing Jonathan Demme’s 1991 film, The Silence of the Lambs. Before the review, Ari gives a brief roundup of her thoughts on a few shows that have recently ended--Lovecraft Country, The Vow, and The Third Day--while Ang continues to dig into Game of Thrones. Then, we discuss the trailers for Mank, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, and The Prom, and more!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching?: 1:10
Movie News: 4:14
Silence of the Lambs Review: 19:16
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On today’s episode, we reveal our exciting plans to release two episodes a week from now on. On Thursdays, we will now include a movie review from a popular franchise, starting with the Harry Potter series. Before we dissect the wonderful wizarding world of Harry Potter, we talk about our favorite movies of all time. (Note: these lists are subject to change!) Then, we dive in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone and try to decide if we prefer the older, quieter Dumbledore (RIP) or the newer, sassier Dumbledore. Plus, we pay homage to our favorite characters and quotes. We hope you enjoy more content! Thanks for listening.
Time Stamps:
Top 5 Favorite Movies: 4:50
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone Review: 15:35
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TIME STAMPS
What are we watching: 1:30
Big Announcement!: 5:07
Movie News: 6:21
Hocus Pocus Review: 22:55
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We’re starting off spooky szn with a BANG and reviewing the much-adored cult classic, Hocus Pocus. But first, we recap what we’ve been watching this week and reveal a big announcement about the structure of the show! In movie news this week, we add Armie Hammer to the list of celebrities that must be stopped. Plus, we discuss upcoming releases--like Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley, Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up, and the Mad Max sequel. There’s plenty of great entertainment news this week--tune in to get the full run down!
In other exciting news, Ang guested on a local podcast: TOO SERIOUS. with Justin Gill. You can find the whole episode on their YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYkMJfkCZfTrYRDC-_M83fA?view_as=subscriber
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On this episode, Ang and Ari review Little Miss Sunshine (2006). Before they review the movie, they discuss what they’ve been watching lately and share their opinions on Breaking Bad. As always, they break down the latest movie news—this week, they cover more Ryan Murphy news, a trailer for a horrible Tom Hanks movie, and the unfortunate revival of Mel Gibson in an upcoming action film where he plays...Santa? Tune in to hear their juicy takes on all of these topics (and more)!
TIME STAMPS:
What are we watching: 1:50
Breaking Bad Discussion: 4:45
Movie News: 9:15
Little Miss Sunshine Review: 22:40
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On this episode, Ang and Ari review Robert Zemeckis’s Cast Away (2000)starring Tom Hanks. Before they analyze Hanks’s memorable performance, Ang and Ari reveal what they’ve been watching and break down the latest movie news. They discuss the trailer for the A24 film, Minari, and contemplate Anne Hathaway’s return to acting in the upcoming HBO Max film, The Witches. Plus, Ryan Murphy is back at it again--and Ang and Ari are not having it. Tune in to stay up to date with all of this juicy entertainment news (and more). If you like the podcast, sure to rate, review, and subscribe!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:12
Movie News: 7:07
Cast Away Review: 17:30
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On this episode, Ang and Ari review the 1999 cult classic, 10 Things I Hate About You. Before the review, Ang and Ari discuss what they’ve been watching this week and debate the rewatchability of Breaking Bad. Plus, they break down upcoming roles for Stanley Tucci, George Clooney, Michael Keaton, and more!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 1:07
Movie News: 8:41
10 Things I Hate About You Review: 18:49
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We’ve made it to the tenth episode! On this episode, Ang and Ari invite on a very special guest—their older sister, Allie! Together, they unpack what they’ve been watching lately, rail against Ryan Murphy, and contemplate Harry Styles’s potential as an actor. Plus, they do a deep dive into The Reader (2008)—a moving film about love, trauma, and the power of storytelling.
Thanks to everyone for sticking with us through these first ten episodes!
Time Stamps:
What are we watching: 2:30
Movie News: 6:35
The Reader Review: 18:25
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On this episode, Ang and Ari review the romantic cult classic, The Notebook (2004). Before the review, they discuss what they’ve been watching this past week. Plus, they unpack the latest entertainment news—ranging from Viggo Mortensen’s directorial debut to the upcoming remake of Hitchcock’s film, Rebecca. (And much more!)
TIME STAMPS
What are we watching: 1:20
Movie News: 4:20
The Notebook Review: 19:30
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In this episode, Ang and Ari review Disney’s latest live action film, Mulan. Before sharing their thoughts on Mulan, Ang and Ari discuss what they've been watching within the past week. Ari offers her opinion on Charlie Kaufman’s latest film, I’m Thinking of Ending Things and Ang revisits Sleepless in Seattle. Plus, Ang and Ari touch on John Boyega’s recent interview with GQ and discuss upcoming tv and film releases.
TIME STAMPS
What are we watching? 1:38
Movie News 5:22
Mulan Review 16:47
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On this special episode, we invite Zach “Maniac” Sheldon to discuss his career at Trainwreck Sports and review Dan Gilroy’s 2014 film, Nightcrawler. Before the review, Ang and Ari discuss the latest entertainment news and mourn the recent passing of Chadwick Boseman. Rest in power.
TIME STAMPS:
What are we watching?: 1:43
Movie/Television news: 4:00
Zach Sheldon Interview: 10:53
Nightcrawler Review: 19:30
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On today’s episode, Ang and Ari review La La Land (2016), Damien Chazelle’s critically acclaimed musical film. Although Ang and Ari had a light week of viewing, there’s plenty of juicy movie news to unpack. Tune in as they discuss upcoming superhero movies, Tenet’s tenuous status, a Nicholas Cage thriller, and Lady GaGa’s upcoming role as the ex-wife of Maurizio Gucci.
TIME STAMPS:
What are we watching? 1:07
Movie/Television news: 2:22
La La Land Review: 13:35
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On today’s episode, Ang and Ari review Michel Gondry’s 2004 cult classic, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. They discuss Jim Carey’s surprisingly understated performance, Kate Winslet’s capacity to embody any role, and confess their utter disdain for Elijah Wood’s character.
But before they dive into the movie, Ang and Ari talk about what they’ve been watching (and re-watching) lately. Plus, they run through some exciting entertainment news from earlier in the week--including new releases on HBO, movie remakes, and...a Princess Diana musical? Tune in to find out!
TIME STAMPS:
What are we watching? 1:29
Movie/Television news: 7:04
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind Review: 14:30
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On today’s episode, Ang and Ari review Wes Anderson’s whimsical and nostalgic film, The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014). Before they review Anderson’s film, Ang and Ari discuss what they’ve been watching and what new movies are coming out.
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On today’s episode, Ang and Ari review Craig Gillespie’s 2017 black-comedy film, I, Tonya. But before that, they breakdown what they’ve been watching (and not watching) this week, discuss recent entertainment news, and ask an important question: What happened to Russell Crowe? Make sure to follow us on our social media: twitter.com/movietimepod instagram.com/angelo.lang instagram.com/ephemeralspeck twitter.com/ari_eileen Intro music by Joey Sechrist. You can find more of his music here: dodoz.bandcamp.com You can listen to his new podcast, Applied Anime, here: Podcast: anchor.fm/applied-anime Twitter: twitter.com/appliedanime
On today’s episode, Ang and Ari discuss the recent loss of Olivia de Havilland and Regis Philbin, debate the value in watching old films, and offer some tv suggestions. Then, they review and rate Woody Allen’s 2011 film, Midnight in Paris! Intro music by Joey Sechrist. You can find more of his music here: dodoz.bandcamp.com You can find Ang and Ari on their social media: instagram.com/angelo.lang instagram.com/ephemeralspeck twitter.com/ari_eileen
In this episode, Ang and Ari discuss more COVID-19 movie delays, upcoming films from George Clooney and Michael B. Jordan. We cap off this first episode with a review of Sorry to Bother You (2018). Ari's Instagram @ephemeralspeck Ang's Instagram @angelo.lang Intro Music: Joey Sechrist https://dodoz.bandcamp.com/