In today's episode, When Movies Met Movies discusses Pixar legend Andrew Stanton's two live action efforts: John Carter (2012) and In the Blink of an Eye (2026). After a catch up, we dive into Barsoom with discussions of John Carter (15:40), and In the Blink of an Eye (42:48)

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In today's episode, When Movies Met Movies discusses Drew Goddard’s Cabin in the Woods (2012). After a long catch up including our thoughts on Project Hail Mary (1:00), Beef Season 2 (4:06), and The Drama (12:19) we dive back into the crucible of the episode with discussions of Cabin in the Woods (25:08)!

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After much delay, When Movies Met Movies discuss two controversial literary adaptations: 2012’s Les Misérables and 2026’s “Wuthering Heights”. After a brief recap, we start off with some current news with the announcement of Christian Bale in Heat 2 (8:02) as well the trailer for Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (11:02). Then, we talk about the surprise buyout of WB by Paramount and what it could mean for the future of the industry (14:04). After looking back at the old news (19:44), we dive into the heat of the episode with discussions of Les Misérables (21:52) and “Wuthering Heights” (55:24).

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In honor of the 2026 Oscars this coming Sunday, When Movies Met Movies hosts a 2025 movie draft, reflecting on our favorite films of the year! After a brief recap, we put our drafting skills to the test with the draft (8:58), then try and predict the above-the-line categories for the 2026 Oscars (1:00:00).

Vote on the poll to select your favorite list of films!

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In today's episode, When Movies Met Movies discusses the Berlin Film Festival, 2012’s Golden Bear winner Caesar Must Die, and Crime 101 (2026). After a brief recap and eulogies for Catherine O’Hara, Robert Duvall, and Tom Noonan, we start off with some current news with the trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu (14:36) as well as more information around the cancellation of The Hunt for Ben Solo (21:27). After that, we talk about the (potential?) cancellation of 28 Years Later 3 (24:24), and the continuing saga of Paramount buying WB (as of 2/22/2026) (27:21). With a discussion on Berlin 2026 (31:19) and Berlin 2012 (39:22) we dive into the crux of the episode with discussions of Caesar Must Die (40:35) and Crime 101 (55:50).

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In today's episode, When Movies Met Movies discusses two plane crash survivor movies: The Grey and Send Help ! After a brief catch-up, we start off with some current news with the news about the sequel to F1 (13:30). After that, we dive head first into three Superbowl trailers: Project Hail Mary (15:25), The Adventures of Cliff Booth (18:48), and a new spot for Disclosure Day (22:52). After discussing Josh D’Amaro’s takeover of Disney (25:33) as well as news from 2012 (27:28), we dive into the core of the episode with a discussion of The Grey (38:32) and Send Help (1:09:40).

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In today's episode, When Movies Met Movies discusses Sundance 2026 and takes a look back at Sundance 2012, with a deeper dive into It’s Such a Beautiful Day (2012) and the US Drama winner Beasts of the Southern Wild (2012). After a brief recap, we start off with some current news with the announcement that Legendary’s untitled Gundam film was acquired by Netflix (16:30) and AMC’s new 4DX theater in Houston (20:42). We then continue with the first look at Sam Mendes’ Beatles biopics (23:28) and the new trailer for The Drama (25:17). We the get to the special topic of the episode with a sneak peek at the films that premiered at Sundance in 2026 (28:55) and reflect on the Sundance premieres of 2012 (43:43), with a deeper look at It’s Such A Beautiful Day (53:09) and Beasts of the Southern Wild (1:10:52).

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In today's episode, When Movies Met Movies discusses Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012) and Mercy (2026), both directed by Timur Bekmambetov. After a brief recap, we start off with some current news with the new TV spot for The Odyssey feat. Travis Scott (3:27) and the potential casting of the new James Bond (6:26). We then continue with the announcement of Batman: The Brave and the Bold’s writer (9:36) and the first trailer for Masters of the Universe (14:31). After discussing news of this week in 2012 (17:27), we get into the nuts & bolts of the episode with a discussion of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (23:12) and Mercy (45:11).

NOTE: We will be taking a break next week and will be back with a look at Sundance 2026/2012

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In today's episode, When Movies Met Movies discusses 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026) and Chronicle (2012). After a brief recap, we start off with some current news with the trailer for Euphoria S3 (8:30) and a casting update for Damian Chazelle's new movie (13:58). We then continue with discussing JJ Abrams' new movie (17:17) and the new trailer for The Bride! (18:57). We round up the news up with a small update on the movie formerly titled Flowervale Street (22:33), updates on the WB/Netflix merger (26:39) and the new leadership at Lucasfilm (28:10). After discussing news of this week in 2012 (37:52), we get into the core of the episode with a discussion of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (45:40) and Chronicle (1:25:36).

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In today's episode, When Movies Met Movies discuss Promised Land (2012) and Dead Man's Wire (2026), both directed by the acclaimed Gus Van Sant. After a brief recap, we start off with some current news with new information on the live action Rapunzel (8:36) as well as Brian De Palma's new movie (10:42) We then continue with discussing Tom Cruise's directorial effort in Star Wars: Starfighter (12:45) and Sebastian Stan's casting as Harvey Dent (15:12), and rounding the news up with Godzilla -0 and The Mummy (18:04) as well as some sad news about Alamo Drafthouse's new ordering system (21:37). After discussing news of this week in 2012 (25:10) we get into the core of the episode with a discussion of Promised Land (33:04) and Dead Man's Wire (1:17:26).

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