Let the Movie Speak!

Let the Movie Speak!

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Let the Movie Speak! episodes

  • The Golden Spud Awards (1940's)

    Justin and Travis award the hotly anticipated Golden Spuds to the most deserving films from the 1940's in various categories such as: "Worst Legacy Film", "Best Tune", "Best Bombshell (Moment)", and of course "Best Director" and "Favorite Film". Listen in as they rip open fake envelopes and pay tribute to the best and worst that 1940's films had to offer them.

    1 hr 9 min
  • "The Third Man" (1949)

    Post-war mourning, penicillin, and paperback westerns plus Orson Welles, a script from the gods, and music to make any heart soar. Put it together and what do you get? 1949’s The Third Man. 

    1 hr 25 min
  • "Adam's Rib" (1949)

    Buckle up boys and girls! It’s time to find out who can do better than who, what gender wears what pants, and other timeless (sic) questions in modern America. With an evenly matched panel, Justin & Travis take a retroactive look at mean old Spencer Tracy and pants-hero and pioneer Katherine Hepburn in 1949’s "Adam’s Rib".

    1 hr 1 min
  • "Stray Dog" (1949)

    It’s getting hot in here...so take off to Tokyo with Travis and Justin as Kurosawa leads them on an investigation into the perseverance of the human spirit in Stray Dog.

    1 hr 12 min
  • "Rope" (1948)

    Two chums and a guest of honor reflect on what’s superior: The art of camera tricks, adapting plays into films, or James Stewart. Join us for (a little) scotch with (a lot) of water as we digest Hitchcock’s “Rope.”

    1 hr 1 min
  • "Bicycle Thieves" (1948)

    Two derelicts, down on their luck and fresh out of gelato race around an impoverished post-war Italy in order to find something. No, it's not a bicycle, but an answer to the question: "Why does everyone call this movie one of the greatest of all time?" They're determined to find the answer cascasse il mondo.   

    1 hr 14 min
  • "A Matter of Life and Death" (1946)

    Ever wondered how bad the afterlife might be? Want to see filming techniques incorporated in a 40’s film decades before they were used elsewhere? Do you stay awake contemplating if David Niven can act?

    59 min
  • "The Big Sleep" (1946)

    Hot diggety dog! A couple of private eyes in cahoots with an ace literato follow the twisting, winding, and often tangled clues to get to the bottom of "The Big Sleep". 

    1 hr 5 min
  • "Great Expectations" (1946)
    Two little orphaned podcasters journey through Dickensville joined by a book smith, wordsmith, and generally all-around smithy gal @elliemartin1649 to get to the bottom Great Expectations (1946). And yes, dragons are mentioned several times.
    1 hr 6 min

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Travis and Annie are here to discuss movies from every decade. Serious film discussion. Unserious people. Deep dives, mini-series, and accidental running jokes. Listen now.