And we're back and ready as ever to take you back along this nostalgia road to our favorite decades - the 90s and the early 2000s. In our brand new season, we've made themed episodes of movies we're going to cover. There's going to be a  Christmas theme of course, an autumn or fall theme and one I'm dreading the most - a Halloween theme! Don't forget to subscribe or follow so you know when new episodes drop. Hope you can join in on the fun in season 2 of The Retrospectives Podcast.

It's our season finale! Let’s hear your favorite movies from the 90s straight from you! We’re introducing Listeners’ Voicemails, a new segment before we end the season where we play your voice messages on the show (the vibe is calling your favorite radio stations in 1999) and we’ll (kind of) jump in to discuss and #nostalgiate. There is also a little retrospective of the season and a peek at what’s to come in Season 2.

THANK YOU ALL FOR JOINING US IN OUR FIRST SEASON! SEE YOU IN SEASON 2!

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Near far, where ever you are, if you're up and about already in the 90s, it's an impossible task to miss Titanic, perhaps the biggest piece of pop culture to ever emerge from that era. Released in 1997, this film sent its two main leads, Leonardo di Caprio and Kate Winslet, into astronomical levels of fame.

Where to stream Titanic: Apple iTunes, Amazon, Hulu, Netflix US

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Wiggle that big toe! We're slashing the romcoms aside for now with a prized Hatori Hanzo sword and giving a blood-splattered carpet welcome to Quentin Tarantino and his Kill Bill series from 2003 and 2004, starring Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, Daryl Hannah, David Carradine.

Where to stream Kill Bill: iTunes, Amazon, Hulu, Netflix US

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It's our monthsary episode! Yes, "monthsaries" likely started in the 90s. And so did "babes," every couple's favorite term of endearment at the time, including the iconic love team in our movie retrospective of the week, Sana Maulit Muli (1995), starring Aga Muhlach and Lea Salonga. 

First giveaway! Check out our social media accounts for the details on how to join our first ever giveaway.

Where to stream: You can rent or buy Sana Maulit Muli on Apple TV.

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We said a little prayer before recording this episode! By far, our most personal and most revealing episode yet! No other movie deserves this moment than this disruptive and extensively relatable rom-com of '97, My Best Friend's Wedding, which starred Julia Roberts, Dermot Mulroney and Cameron Diaz. We just had to go all-out here or "the moment passes you by."

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We wish we knew how to quit this but we can't! The most shocking Oscar win in history happened in 2006 when Crash won Best Picture, beating the more favored Brokeback Mountain. Both films tackle sensitive and political issues of their day. We rewatched and unpacked them to see how they aged and whether or not some need to return their Oscar statuettes!

Timestamps:

Brokeback Mountain 00:03:37

Crash 01:02:17

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PART 2: We continue unpacking our top musical icons from the 90s in this episode. If you haven't yet, head on over to Part 1 first to listen to the first half of this series.

To help you with your own trip down memory lane, we prepared a Spotify playlist of songs that appeared on this episode and more:

PH Listeners: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2jP1PcqPi1TmLpQ4OwRC61?si=a73bc19067234078

US Listeners: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3rKonNakIWzg412ts4ujR2?si=f09635fc5be54b45

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PART 1: Here's a brand new list for you: our top musical icons from our favorite decade. There's the usual commotion about lists, perceived betrayals, some singing and of course, "nostalgiating."

To help you with your own trip down memory lane, we prepared a Spotify playlist of songs that appeared on this episode and more:

PH Listeners: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2jP1PcqPi1TmLpQ4OwRC61?si=a73bc19067234078

US Listeners: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3rKonNakIWzg412ts4ujR2?si=f09635fc5be54b45

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Let's remember the immortally attractive yet "diffident in the most seductive way" Joe Black who incarnated as a man to experience life on Earth. "Meet Joe Black" was released in 1998 and starred Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins. The episode contains spoilers.

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