101 Films You Should Have Seen... Probably

This week we cover Hannah and Her Sisters, the second Woody Allen film to make it onto our list. Join us as we pour scorn on philandering husbands and consistently forget the name of Michael Caine’s character. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

This week we present our third 101 Films Extra, dedicated to the great Alan Partridge. It’s been out in cinemas for a while now, so if you haven’t seen Alpha Papa yet, go now! Or if this is the future and you’ve only just found this podcast, download this film into your mind from the 21st century archive as quickly as possible. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

Our first attempt to record a podcast on Bonnie and Clyde met with a slight hiccup. Well, slightly more than a hiccup…  yes, poor old Ian was taken violently ill halfway through the initial recording, but we regrouped and went back to finish the podcast the following week. Because, goddammit, we’re professionals. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

Welcome to the second 101 Films Extra, in which we talk about the latest – and possibly last – film in the Cornetto Trilogy – The World’s End.  And get all misty-eyed about Spaced… WARNING! LOTS OF SPOILERS! Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

This week we take ring-side seats for a battle of the uber-nerds as we cover The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters. I’d love to stay and write more, but there’s a Donkey Kong kill screen coming up, must dash… Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

This week Lewis and Ian watch the film that inspired dozens of TV shows and films about relationships between men and women and dozens of terrible sketches that all end with the punchline “I’ll have what she’s having”; When Harry Met Sally. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

This week’s film, The Wave, is a disturbing look at how autocratic and fascistic ideas can take hold in modern society. Not the easiest of subjects for a lighthearted film podcast, so Lewis and Ian are a bit more series than usual. Don’t worry though, there’s enough ramble-y nonsense for you regular listeners. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.