Greatest Movies of All Time Podcast: Box Office Time Machine: 1990s Edition

Greatest Movies of All Time Podcast: Box Office Time Machine: 1990s Edition

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  • Episode 6 - The Panic Room Game

    Episode six continues our foray into the world of Fincher. This episode we check out THE GAME and PANIC ROOM. Before we get started, we spend a bit of time crawling back into our memory banks to remember our initial reactions to the Star Wars prequels. Let's just say, we kind of remember things correctly. 

    For this week's Greatest Movies Podcast Game we turn to the movie-viewing tastes of the Letterbox.com community to help us determine the Fincher fan favorites. 

    You can find our Letterbox account at http://www.letterboxd.com/greatestmovies

     

    55 min
  • Episode 5 - Uncut Gems

    After an extended summer break, we are back and we have a lot of movies to discuss!

    This episode we decide if the Safdie Brothers’ A24 film UNCUT GEMS is one of the greats.

     

    Other films discussed include Color Out of Space and Bad Education.

     

    This episode features two podcasts in one with the introduction of our A24 spotlight podcast Move Over Moonlight! buried somewhere within the episode.

    1 hr 5 min
  • Episode 4 - The Lighthouse

    Episode 4 is all about Robert Egger's film The Lighthouse starring Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson. Listen to our conversation as we discuss if The Lighthouse is one of the greats. 

    Though this episode was recorded before his passing, we also take a brief dive into many of the films by the late Joel Schumacher. 

    Lastly, this week's betting game answers the age old question: fart or flatulence? 

    Keep up with the movies we review by following us at https://letterboxd.com/greatestmovies/

    1 hr 13 min
  • Episode 3 - Fight Club Seven!

    Episode 3 finds the crew beginning our journey through the films of David Fincher. Over the next two months we will occasionally take a break from our usual evaluation format on films to debate and declare which (if any) of David Fincher's works will be forever referred to as "one of the greats." 

    This week we check out Seven and Fight Club. 

    We also explore a handful of movies considered "not-greats" and our weekly bet sees us creating a somewhat fight club of our own (with some help from Common sense Media).

    Keep up with the movies we review by following us at https://letterboxd.com/greatestmovies/

    1 hr 13 min
  • Episode 2 - Onward, Jojo Rabbit!

    The group is back at again evaluating two more movies and debating if either will forever be called "one of the greats." 

    This week we check out Onward and Jojo Rabbit. Will either be labeled a great? 

    We also explore a handful of movies considered "not-greats" including a quick discussion that turns long about some of our favorite films from Kevin Smith and Joss Whedon. As always, our show ends with our weekly bet.  

    Keep up with the movies we review by following us at https://letterboxd.com/greatestmovies/

    1 hr 28 min
  • Episode 1 - Knives Out, Snowpiercer!

    In our very first episode Jesse, Gabriel, and JB welcome in the first two movies up for debate to see if either will be forever called "one of the greats!"

    This week we check out Knives Out and Snowpiercer. Will either be labeled as a great? Listen to find out. 

    We also discuss a handful of movies considered "not-greats." And our show ends, like it always will, with a weekly bet!  

    Keep up with the movies we review and discuss by following us at https://letterboxd.com/greatestmovies/

     

    1 hr 10 min

About Greatest Movies of All Time Podcast: Box Office Time Machine: 1990s Edition

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The Greatest Movies of All Time Podcast is stuck in a box office time machine. Each episode we drop into a box office weekend from the 1990s trying to answer some big questions: such as were movies really better back in the day and did the cinema start to die sometime after the 1990s?