With 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple coming out this week, Andrew, Amanda, and Heather got together to create the definitive top ten list of Ralph Fiennes performances (based on his acting, not the quality of the movie). 

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Two People Exchanging Saliva (2025) is an absurdist, genre-blending story about a dystopian world where the currency is slaps to the face and kissing is a criminal offense punishable by death. 

This 36-minute Oscar shortlisted live-action short is the creation of two brilliant artists, Alexandre Singh & Natalie Musteata. Andrew sat down with them to discuss how the story came about, the decisions that went into the technical aspects (music, color, setting), what the characters represent about society, and more. 

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After heading back to the year 2007 with Frankie Sparks & Scott Eisenberg from Shoot the Flick, I took some time to go through your listener questions submitted for this year in film.

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Jane Austen's Period Drama (2025) is the most hilarious film of last year. A comedic parody about women's business inspired by the familiar world of a Jane Austen novel.

This 13-minute Oscar shortlisted live-action short is the brainchild of two remarkably earnest and funny filmmakers, Julia Aks & Steve Pinder. Andrew sat down with them to discuss what got the two of them into the creative arts, the inspiration for the film, and much more. Along the way, there was laughter, there were tears, and there was a surprise that shook the room. 

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The first of what will become a regular quarterly session between the RevAlmanac team. Andrew is joined by Amanda Nethington (Midwest Regional Manager) and Heather Stewart (European Correspondent) to take a 30,000 foot view of the 2025 film year and tackle the one thing Andrew promised he would never do - make way too early Oscar predictions. 

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On The Revisionist's Almanac, Andrew and rotating guests dive deep into the Oscars to see which winners have stood the test of time, and which haven't.

Andrew is heading back to a monumental year to kick off season three - 2007 and the 80th Academy Awards, and he's bringing Frankie Sparks & Scott Eisenberg from Shoot the Flick with him to debate Atonement, Juno, Michael Clayton, No Country for Old Men, There Will Be Blood, and more!

Introductions (0:00)

2007 Overview & Gorham Awards (3:08)

Best Supporting Actress (24:29)

Best Supporting Actor (36:55)

Best Actress (50:43)

Best Actor (1:07:52)

Best Director (1:25:32)

Best Picture (1:41:44)

Shameless Plugs (2:04:02)

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In addition to the normal monthly Almanac episodes, on the first of every month I give a recap of everything I watched over the last month, provide my thoughts, give my recommendations, and rate the films. 

So, what did I watch in December 2025 that I felt was worth mentioning? Check out the episode and let me know your thoughts. Do you agree or disagree with my opinions? You can DM me on any of the social media pages @RevAlmanac or email me at [email protected].

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It's the end of 2025 and to close things out, I wanted to put together one final collaboration project this year. 

During this episode, you'll hear from many friends of the show who took time to share some of their favorite films of 2025, some of the movies they're looking forward to most in 2026, the season two revised choices that most caught their attention, and the episodes of season three of this show they're looking forward to most. 

Introduction (0:00)

Jen & Sarah from Movies & Us Podcast (8:26)

Amanda Nethington from Oscar Upsets (31:07)

Heather & Kenneth Stewart (36:04)

Nikko Caruso (50:25)

Seth & Michelle from Movie Friends Podcast (58:54)

Matt & Hannah from Horror Hour with the Hannas (1:07:55)

Melissa D'Agostino & Matt Campagna (1:32:00)

Tom & Dana Duncan from GMOAT Podcast (2:02:27)

Kieran B. from Best Picture Cast (2:17:23)

Damon Carter from The NeverEnding Watchlist (2:22:39)

James from I Was a Teenage Film Snob (2:31:53)

Saleah Blancaflor (2:50:37)

Scott Cole (2:59:06)

Jaylan Salah Salman (3:14:11)

Morgan from Hall of Film (3:21:21)

Chauncey Telese (3:27:29)

Screen Nerds Podcast (3:42:00)

Chris Vecchio from Queer Horror Cove (3:54:44)

Cat from Veg Out (4:01:30)

Ryan from One Track Mind Podcast (4:07:41)

Everett from Watch This Film Blog (4:16:46)

Drake from The First Watch Podcast (4:31:21)

Aaron C. (4:44:04)

Randy & Kris from Media/Lit (4:57:57)

Gabriel's Flick Experience (5:26:00)

Kyle Durand (5:37:33)

Carl & Simon from Movie the Needle (5:48:26)

Luke aka Mr. Movies (6:05:42)

Andrew's Close w/ Some Special Guests (6:07:07)

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2025 and season two was a monumental achievement for the show, but it was just the beginning! 

I have crafted a careful, meticulous schedule for season three of the show, which I am so excited to share with you all. 

So check out this trailer to find out every monthly episode I'll be covering in 2026. every guest. Every year covered. Every Best Picture winner. 

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I took a deep dive into 1973, along with special guest Frank Mandosa from Reels of Cinema, and after the episode we turned the voting over to you, the people!

We didn't agree with any of the Academy's wins that year, so all six categories went to the social media polls for you, the listeners to decide on. 

The voting has concluded and it's time to share the results and officially add these winners to the coveted Revisionist's Almanac. 

With this episode cycle completed, we turn our attention to episode twenty-five, where I was joined by two first time guests, Frankie & Scott from Shoot the Flick - to dissect the year 2007 (No Country for Old Men winning Best Picture). This episode will release on Friday, January 2nd.

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