The Movie Hour

The Movie Hour

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The Movie Hour episodes

  • Wallace Shawn's Princess Movie Hour
    The Gang brings you the Summer preview for 2012. Even though Hollywood is regurgitating the last twenty years on the silver screen there is still some good to be found in the wreckage. Get your calendars ready to mark what movies to watch out for in the coming months. James has the PPPA.
    1 hr 5 min
  • Vince Vaughn, Mow My Lawn Movie Hour
    With Hollywood almost into the summer blockbuster season, the Gang starts off with the resignation of Disney's Film division. Jeff and Greg give glowing reviews of "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" and "The Cabin in the Woods" respectively. Jeff produces the PPPA and Greg fails. Enjoy the show!
    41 min
  • The Emily Blunt Wild Hunt Movie Hour
    With Jeff's return from London, the Gang talks the latest news. Anchorman 2, Piranha 3DD, and a new Prometheus "trailer" all get a nod. Jeff reviews a slew of movies including "The Guard" and James reviews "Water for Elephants". Greg brings us a materialistic PPPA. Thank you for listening!
    47 min
  • The William Hootkins Raiders of the Lost Movie Hour
    In a break from the norm, Greg and James host the show with Mr. Josh. They talk a little Disney World and then discuss the recent lull of Hollywood releases. James reviews "The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas" and brings us a Title Mash-up Quiz. Josh joins us late in the game for the quiz and James Parker Posey Play Along. Thank you all for listening!
    1 hr
  • Benicio Del Toro's Neighbor Totoro Movie Hour
    Greg and the Gang bring in special guests Davey and Jarv to finally put to rest the legendary IMDB Top 250 list. Jim walks us through the highlights and pitfalls as we discuss their list and it's features. Afterwards, Greg reviews "21 Jump Street" and Jim discusses "Game Change" and "Wrath of the Titans". Jeff brings us a memorable PPPA answered by the entire cast of the show.
    47 min
  • A Jennifer Connelly Beautiful Movie Hour
    The Gang delivers with a full spoiler-free discussion of The Hunger Games. Jeff talks about Never Let Me Go and guest host Zale comes back with a review of Take Shelter. Greg delivers and darker fantastical PPPA for this week's podcast. Thank you all for listening and enjoy the show!
    1 hr 7 min
  • Frank Whaley's Field of Movie Hours
    The Lorax, The Hunger Games, The Boys Are Back, Zale guest stars and GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS GREG WINS. Enjoy the show!
    58 min
  • The Bryan Cranston Haunted Mansion Movie Hour
    After a week's rest, the Gang is in full swing. Greg brings a review of "The Secret World of Arrietty" and brings more warnings of clappers at the movies. James talks about "A Man For All Seasons" and being one movie away from finishing his neverending-list. Meanwhile, Jeff talks "The Debt" and brings us the latest and greatest Parker Posey's Play Along. Josh guest stars.
    42 min
  • The Jack Palance Number One Movie Hour
    Hopefully everyone survived the Oscar weekend and is ready to discus more random movie happenings. The full Gang is back with a positive review of broadcast. Greg throws a shout out to Studio Ghibli once again and reviews "Wanderlust". James reviews the original "Slueth" while Jeff has another Campari. Greg has our Oscar inspired PPPA. Enjoy your weekend!
    48 min
  • The Ronny Cox Robo-Movie Hour
    No one is safe in this week's episode. Greg is having a bad day and decides to bring everyone down to his level. The Gang is sans a Jeff and avec a Josh for their discussion of the Oscars, "Grace is Gone", and this week's quiz. After some last minute advice for the Academy, the show is wrapped up with a James PPPA. Enjoy the Oscars everyone!
    49 min

About The Movie Hour

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Join Greg and friends on "The Movie Hour" as they apply their bias to everything motion picture related. From classic films to upcoming blockbusters, fine film to utter crap, real actors to Ben…