Reel Window: Rewatching Random Movies from our Childhood

Reel Window: Rewatching Random Movies from our Childhood

By Pauline and LisaTV & FilmFilm Reviews
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Reel Window: Rewatching Random Movies from our Childhood episodes

  • 72: These Were Italian.
    It’s adventure time again! This week the sisters discuss 1984’s “Romancing the Stone”, starring Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas, and Danny DeVito. Pauline and Lisa loved this movie as kids, it has a treasure hunt and crocodiles after all, so how could they not? But does this 80’s romance adventure comedy hold up now? Join us and find out!
    1 hr 13 min
  • 71.5 Triviasode: These Were Italian.
    Romance! Adventure! And an 80’s Comedy? No, it’s not “The Princess Bride” again, this week Lisa’s picked the mystery film and Pauline has to guess. How long until she figures it out? And how much of the movie does she actually remember? Hint: not much. Also, watch out for Alan Grant in today’s episode!
    29 min
  • 71: Wait. Is This a Kissing Book?
    Welcome to our ‘Princess Bride’ episode. The 1987 film that our family quotes multiple times over to this day. Ben if you’ve never seen this one, you’ve heard about it. You’ve probably been subjected to movie quotes or seen pop culture references, perhaps without even knowing it. Available on Disney+, this family-friendly film has it all - adventure, fantasy, comedy, true love. Listen to our episode to find out what we misinterpreted and see if the film is as iconic as we remember.
    1 hr 28 min
  • 70.5 Triviasode: Wait. Is this a Kissing Book?

    One of, if not THE most quotable movies from our childhood is on the agenda this week. Tune in to find out which movie Pauline picked, and find out how long it takes Lisa to figure it out (spoiler - faster than 'My Girl'). This fantasy/love story/comedy film has an incredible cult following now, despite making very little at the box office at the time of its release. Listen to find out more fun facts!

    30 min
  • 70: It Can’t Rain All The Time.
    This week Pauline and Lisa discuss the R-rated 1994 cult classic, “The Crow”. A completely inappropriate movie to have watched as kids, and yet neither sister remembers being scarred by it. Now that they’re adults (and the actual target audience of the film), how do the sisters feel about the movie as a whole? Is it worth the watch? Join us and find out! *Be warned, adult content is discussed*
    1 hr 12 min
  • 69.5 Triviasode: It Can't Rain All the Time

    Oh man! Lisa has picked one that's a dramatic shift from anything we've done so far. Be sure to tune in to find out what dark, intense, and completely age-inappropriate film we're rewatching from our childhood!! Then listen to next week's episode on Tuesday to find out if this 90's cult classic is something we'd recommend to others. Honestly, at this point, neither of us can say either way!


    35 min
  • 69: And Don’t Come Back For 5-7 Days!
    Grab your tissue box and cozy blanket because the sisters are talking about 1991’s “My Girl”; one of the saddest movies of their childhood! Not only that, but Pauline and Lisa had VERY different memories of this film (and not in the way you’re assuming). How does it hold up for them after the rewatch? And does it still hold a place in their hearts?
    1 hr 17 min
  • 68: Lucky Get Down! Mum, Make Lucky Get Down.
    This week the sisters discuss Disney’s animated classic, “101 Dalmatians”. A favourite of their childhood but a film neither sister has watched in years. Is it as great as Pauline and Lisa remember it being? And how does it hold up compared to other Disney animated films?
    59 min

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This is a podcast where two sisters, and sometimes a guest, rewatch movies they saw when they were kids and review them. With humour, sarcasm, and random tidbits of info, this is a great listen for…

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