Reel Insight Podcast

Reel Insight Podcast

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Reel Insight Podcast episodes

  • S2E65 - 1947

    Lots of racism this month, but only one of these movies handles it with relative care. Listen to our discussion of 1947's Unconquered and Gentleman's Agreement.
    47 min
  • S2E64 - 1934

    "Unhappily Married Women and the Dashing Gents That Pursue Them" is the theme of this month as we discuss 1934's The Gay Divorcee and It Happened One Night.
    44 min
  • S2E63 - 1995

    We had a weird trip back to 1995 where we discovered a ton of movies that we love, but they're not the two we're discussing (Braveheart and Die Hard with a Vengeance).
    38 min
  • S2E62 - 1963

    We're finally back with the 1963 episode we promised awhile ago. But getting through Tom Jones and Cleopatra proved to be a difficult task for your hostesses.
    53 min
  • S2E61 - 1940

    Very late this month, but we're talkin' 1940's Boom Town and Rebecca, plus pretty much ALL the Avengers: Endgame spoilers.
    50 min
  • S2E60 - 1978

    Dark themes of friendship and war against silly teens trying to get laid. It was an odd month as we discussed The Deer Hunter and Grease.
    57 min
  • S2E59 - 2002

    Murderesses and orcs, oh my! Here's our take on 2002's Chicago and The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.
    1 hr 3 min
  • S2E58 - 1937

    Listen as we ponder an alternate universe where Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs bombed and changed the landscape of animated cinema forever. Actually we discuss it for a minute, but it's really the most interesting thing we had going this month, as we discuss the poorly titled The Life of Emile Zola and Snow White's obnoxious voice.
    46 min
  • S2E57 - 1993

    We're back to discuss a big year for one particular director. Join us as we talk about Schindler's List and Jurassic Park.
    52 min

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Two ladies discussing two big films of one year: the Academy Award winner for Best Picture and the Box Office giant.