At The Movies with Arch and Ann

At The Movies with Arch and Ann

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At The Movies with Arch and Ann episodes

  • Go Hawkeyes!
    Arch, Ann and Marc preview "Tag", "A Kid Like Jake", and "The Incredibles 2". They also talk about the finale of "Killing Eve" (now that Marc is finally caught up on the show), and they look back at Animal House with their soundtrack song of the week. Srch also talks about his recent trip to Ann's old stomping grounds - the great state of Iowa! All of that plus some under the radar movie recommendations (including the AFI Docs festival going on in DC right now), listener emails, and of course : closing lines!
    49 min
  • It's Dark. It's Brilliant. It's Violent.
    Arch, Ann, and Marc are joined in studio by TV critic Jen Chaney (The Washington Post, Vulture). They review "Ocean's 8", "Hereditary", "Won't You Be My Neighbor", and "American Animals". They also talk about the finale for "The Americans", and how it stacked up against the finales for some other big shows - plus they talk about a new TV show they all love : "Killing Eve". They also take a little look back at "The Blues Brothers" with their soundtrack song of the week, open up some emails, give some under the radar movie recommendations, and of course : closing lines!
    1 hr 6 min
  • Total consciousness
    Ann, Arch, and Marc get together to talk about how and why "Solo" is underperforming - plus they talk about "How To Talk To Girls At Parties", and a couple of documentaries opening this week :"The Gospel According To Andre", and "Film Worker". They also take a look back at a couple of classics : "Caddyshack", and "The Best Years of Our Lives". They also pay homage to "The Americans" with their song of the day, read some listener emails, give some under the radar recommendations, and of course - closing lines!
    1 hr 4 min
  • Goodnight, my meatballs
    Arch, Ann and Marc give their thoughts on "Solo" the latest entry in the Star Wars Universe, and they also talk about "First Reformed". They also weigh in on what they are wathcing on TV - including the HBO movie "Farenheit 451", "Killing Eve", and "The Americans". Plus they play name that tune with one of the songs from "Kelly's Heroes" (in honor of Memorial Day), and they talk about the life an legacy of author Philip Roth. All of that plus under the radar movie recommendations, and of course : closing lines!
    56 min
  • Welcome back Ann!
    Ann is back in studio with Arch and Marc, and they talk about "Deadpool 2", "Book Club", and the documentary "Pope Francis", They also talk a little TV - including "The Americans" as it draws closer to the end of it's run, "Barry", and how "Brooklyn 99" was saved by it's fans. They also pay tribute to Margot Kidder and Tom Wolfe - paying special attention to the movie that was adapted from his book "The Right Stuff". All of that plus listener emails, under the radar movie recommendations, and closing lines!
    56 min
  • No Matter Where You Go....There You Are
    Ann is out again, but Arch and Marc are joined in studio by WTOP's Jason Fraley and also by TV critic Jen Chaney (Vulture, WTOP, and The Washington Post) and they talk about the continuing impact of Avengers : Infinity War, plus they review the new Melissa McCarthy movie "Life of the Party". They also talk a lot of TV (Including "The Americans"), take a look back at Buckaroo Banzai (with the soundtrack song of the week) and also Casablanca, which Arch go to see again on the big screen. They also dig into their email bag, give some under the radar movie recommendations, and of course : closing lines!
    52 min
  • Marc and the Spoiler Alert (doh)
    Ann is out, but Arch and Marc are in studio and they are joined by Jason Fraley of WTOP and show sponsor Anthony Verna. They talk about the huge numbers for Avengers : Infinity War, and what that might mean for the industry as a whole. They also talk to Anthony about the copyright issues with "A Shape of Water", talk about the new movie "Tully" with Charlize Theron, read some emails, pay tribute to Bing Crosby, give some under the radar movie recommendations, and of course : closing lines!
    52 min
  • Superheroes and The 100
    With Ann away, Arch and Marc are joined in studio by fellow film critic Travis Hopson, They review "Avengers : Infinity War", and they also talk to Travis about what it's like to go to Comic Con. They circle back to some other movies like "Foxtrot" and "Borg vs McEnroe", plus they pay tribute to the recently deceased Verne Troyer, talk about what they are watching on TV (and Marc finds that he has a fellow fan of The 100 in Travis), and they close out the show with some emails, under the radar movie recommendations, and of course their closing lines!
    1 hr 4 min
  • I Just Want to be loved, is that so wrong??
    Arch, Ann and Marc talk about the movies opening this week - including "Rider", "I Feel Pretty", "Super Troopers 2", and "Borg vs McEnroe". They also talk about the passing of Milos Forman and R Lee Ermey (whom they pay tribute to with the Soundtrack Song of the Week), and they discuss some things they are watching on TV - like "Barry", "Lost in Space", and the Elvis Presley documentary on HBO. All of that plus, emails, under the radar movie recommendations, and closing lines!
    1 hr 5 min
  • Staying Regular
    Ann, Arch and Marc are back in studio after their Easter break, and they catch up on how they spent their time away from the studio, and then they dive into the movies. Lots to talk about with last week's movies and this week's as well : "A Quiet Place" "Blockers" "Chappaquiddick" "Rampage" "Lean on Pete" "Beirut" and "You Were Never Really Here". They also talk about the passing of Susan Anspauch and also of Stephen Bochco (and they play the theme from "Hill Street Blues" for their soundtrack song of the day), and they talk about some new things on HBO - like the movie "Paterno" and "The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling", and they close out with some under the radar movie recommendations, emails, and closing lines!
    1 hr 12 min

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Washington Post movie critic Ann Hornaday, long time DC movie critic Arch Campbell and Marc Sterne bring you their new podcast about movies, life, TV and more