As the title suggests, , the Movies That Matter mantra ("Entertainment is subjective, and that's not a bad thing") is on full-display this episode , as Chris and show veteran Liz Gillespie each share three films that are not exactly universally loved, but loved by them all the same.Don't forget to follow Movies That Matter on Youtube & Instagram:http://www.youtube.com/@MoviesThatMatterPodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/moviesthatmatterpod/

As the title suggests, , the Movies That Matter mantra ("Entertainment is subjective, and that's not a bad thing") is on full-display this episode , as Chris and show veteran Liz Gillespie each share three films that are not exactly universally loved, but loved by them all the same. Don't forget to follow Movies That Matter on Youtube & Instagram: http://www.youtube.com/@MoviesThatMatterPodcast https://www.instagram.com/moviesthatmatterpod/

As the title suggests, , the Movies That Matter mantra ("Entertainment is subjective, and that's not a bad thing") is on full-display this episode , as Chris and show veteran Liz Gillespie each share three films that are not exactly universally loved, but loved by them all the same.Don't forget to follow Movies That Matter on Youtube &amp; Instagram:http://www.youtube.com/@MoviesThatMatterPodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/moviesthatmatterpod/

47. Guilty Pleasure Films Matter

Welcome to Movies That Matter, where our personal connections matter more than the number of Academy Awards or Box-Office returns.

Join host Chris Flaherty and guests as they discuss a wide variety of films both old and new, and share the impacts they’ve had on us not just as audience members, but as human beings. 

Critical and commercial success aren’t the gold standard here. What’s important is the personal connection we form with what’s on the silver screen.

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Welcome to Movies That Matter, where our personal connections matter more than the number of Academy Awards or Box-Office returns. Join host Chris Flaherty and guests as they discuss a wide variety of films both old and new, and share the impacts they’ve had on us not just as audience members, but as human beings. Critical and commercial success aren’t the gold standard here. What’s important is the personal connection we form with what’s on the silver screen.

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