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š¹āØ This week on Podcast Like It's.., weāre soaring into the stunning world of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon! Hosts are joined by Max Fisher to discuss Ang Leeās 2000 martial arts masterpiece that redefined global cinema with its breathtaking action sequences, poetic storytelling, and unforgettable performances.
Together, we explore how Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon transcended genres, broke cultural barriers, and captivated audiences worldwide. Max, Emily, and Phil dive into the filmās themes of honor, love, and destiny, as well as its lasting impact on Hollywood and international cinema. šš¬
Donāt miss this epic conversation about one of the most beautiful films ever made! š§āØ #CrouchingTigerHiddenDragon #AngLee #PodcastLikeIts #MartialArtsCinema #MaxFisher #PodcastCommunity
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šŗšø In this special Election Edition of Podcast Like It's.., hosts Emily and Phil take on Oliver Stoneās W., the 2008 biographical drama that dives into the life and presidency of George W. Bush. With Stoneās signature style and Josh Brolinās striking performance, W. explores the complex journey of one of Americaās most controversial leaders.
Emily and Phil break down the filmās portrayal of Bush, its approach to recent history, and how it resonates in todayās political climate. Whether you lived through the Bush era or are seeing it through a new lens, this bonus episode is full of timely insights and lively discussion. šŗšøš¬
Tune in for this Election Day bonusāonly on Podcast Like Itās...! š§
#PodcastLikeIts #WMovie #ElectionDay #GeorgeWBush #PoliticalDrama #PodcastCommunity
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š« This week on Podcast Like It's.., weāre indulging in the sweet and sensuous world of Chocolat! Hosts are joined by the brilliant Caroline Framke (@cdframke ) to talk about this charming, feel-good film that blends romance, food, and a touch of magic. Set in a small French village, Chocolat explores how one womanās love for chocolate changes the lives of those around herāand weāre here to break down why this movie continues to be such a delicious treat.ā£
From its mouth-watering visuals to its themes of acceptance, desire, and community, we discuss why Chocolat is the perfect cinematic comfort food. š·āØ Plus, weāll dive into Juliette Binocheās captivating performance, Johnny Deppās surprising role, and the filmās unique commentary on tradition versus temptation.
Donāt miss this sweet conversation! š§š« #Chocolat #PodcastLikeIts #MovieTalk #ComfortMovies #FoodInFilm #CarolineFramke #PodcastCommunity
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š¦ This week on Podcast Like It's.., weāre descending into the dark and terrifying world of The Descent! Hosts are joined by horror expert Clarke Wolfe to explore this claustrophobic 2005 horror classic that still sends shivers down our spines. Directed by Neil Marshall, The Descent is a brutal and intense journey that combines deep cave diving with even deeper fearsāboth psychological and primal.
In this episode, we break down why The Descent remains one of the most effective horror films of the 2000s, from its all-female cast to its masterful use of tension and gore. š¤ Clarke helps us unpack the filmās themes of trauma, survival, and friendship, and we explore how it taps into our most basic fears of darkness, isolation, and the unknown.
Donāt miss this thrilling dive into horror! š§š¦ #TheDescent #ClarkeWolfe #PodcastLikeIts #HorrorMovies #SurvivalHorror #PodcastCommunity #MovieTalk #Claustrophobia
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š» This week on Podcast Like It's.., weāre stepping into the eerie world of The Orphanage! š Hosts are joined by the brilliant Ashley Lyle (Yellowjackets) to discuss this hauntingly beautiful Spanish horror film. Directed by J.A. Bayona and produced by Guillermo del Toro, The Orphanage is more than just a ghost storyāitās a heart-wrenching tale of grief, motherhood, and the terrifying lengths one woman will go to find her lost child. ā£
In this episode, we unpack the filmās emotional depth, its spine-chilling scares, and how it blends supernatural horror with devastating human drama. š¤š
Tune in for a discussion on why The Orphanage continues to be one of the most moving and terrifying films in modern horror.ā£
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šŖ This week on Podcast Like It's.., weāre locking the doors and turning off the lights as we dive into the terrifying world of The Strangers! š š± Hosts are joined by horror aficionado Louis Peitzman (@louispeitzman on X/Twitter) to unpack this nerve-wracking home invasion thriller. Together, weāll explore why this film remains one of the most unsettling horror movies of the 2000s, from its eerie sense of dread to the shocking randomness of the violence.ā£
Why The Strangers still haunts audiences over a decade later, how it redefined modern horror, and what makes the simple premise so bone-chillingāweāre breaking it all down in this weekās episode. š¤š
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In this thought-provoking episode of Podcast Like It's The 2000s, hosts take a deep dive into Mel Gibson's controversial epic, Passion of the Christ (2004), alongside special guests Eve Ettinger and Kieryn Darkwater. Known for their insightful commentary on religious trauma and societal impact, Eve and Kieryn bring a unique perspective to this polarizing film, exploring its cultural influence, its portrayal of faith, and the ethical conversations it sparked in the 2000s and beyond.
Join us as we dissect the intense storytelling, powerful yet contentious visuals, and the complex historical and religious implications behind this blockbuster. Whether you're revisiting the film or hearing about it for the first time, this episode provides a critical and nuanced look at one of the most talked-about movies of the decade.
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This week, we swing into action with Spider-Man 2, Sam Raimiās superhero masterpiece that redefined the genre. Noel Murray (@noelmu) joins us as we dive into the filmās incredible character development, from Peter Parkerās internal struggles to Doc Ockās tragic villain arc. Along the way, we discuss the stunning visual effects, and thrilling action scenes. Get ready for an episode packed with web-slinging fun and heartfelt moments!
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This week, producer/screenwriter Bryan Cogman journeys back to Middle-earth with us to discuss The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, the epic conclusion to one of cinema's greatest trilogies. We dive into its sweeping battle sequences, the emotional weight of its many endings, and how the film captured the magic of Tolkienās world. Along the way, we chat about the incredible performances, the visual effects that still hold up, and why this film deserves every one of its Oscars. Itās an episode fit for a king!
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Today Patrick Cotnoir (@cotnoir) joins us to discuss Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, to see if the CGI has weathered the years or, like Anakinās feelings about sand, itās gotten coarse and rough. We break down John Williams' epic score and how it adds depth to the filmās key moments. We also discuss the toxic side of fandom and its impact on the Star Wars universe. Plus, stick around for a surprising story about Jimmy Smits you wonāt want to miss!
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In this episode, Mike Natale (@nkoas) and Tom Lorenzo (@RagingBull1990) join us as we dive into Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, the explosive sequel that took the franchise to new heights (and depths). We break down the over-the-top action, the chaotic plot, and why Michael Bay likes to shoot Transformers films as though they were a car ad. Tune in as we ask: is it a misunderstood blockbuster or simply too much of everything?
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With great movies, comes great commentary. Join us along with author and journalist Esther Zuckerman(@ezwrites) as we discuss preproduction hell, exceptional casting choices, actors almost drowning, and more while we swing into action and take a look at Sam Raimiās Spider-man!
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Set sail on a swashbuckling adventure with Brooke Solomon (@brookebsolomon) and Jordan Gustafson (@jordan_gustafson) joining us as we dive into Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, where cursed treasure, ghostly foes, and epic sea battles collide!
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Where this podcast is going, we don't need roads! Hop in our digital delorean, and join us on our trip back to 1989 with Vox Writer Emily VanDerWerff as we discuss Back to the Future Part II!
Being the only BTTF movie we'll likely ever cover, we take this unique opportunity to view this movie in a vacuum, apart from the first and last entries in the series. We discuss our overpowering nostalgia for this sequel, the relatively small scale of its setpieces, and how despite its imperfections, it still FEELS like a perfect movie. Stick around for our Zemeckis top fives at the end of the episode!
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In todayās episode, we dive into the whimsical world of Shrek 2 with Sidney Butler and Austin Harris. Meta jokes, Counting Crows, Shrek 4 rumors, and surprising parallels between Shrek 2 and Get Out; this episode has got layers!
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Lexi Barry joins us for trip into the wilderness with TROOP BEVERLY HILLS.
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On this week's episode, we take a look at Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight with guests Liz Hannah and Brian Millikin. How serious should comic book movies be? Would Rachel McAdams have been a better Rachel Dawes? Can art be represented as a number? Find out in this thrilling episode of Podcast Like It's The 2000's!
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Patrick Willems joins us on the first episode of Podcast Like It's the 2000's to discuss James Cameron's Avatar.
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Get ready for the next installment in our podcast series! Introducing Podcast Like Itās the 2000ās!
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For the final episode of Podcast like It's 1992, Emily St. James is on to talk about Beethoven. Special guest Queenie the St. Bernard joins us to give her perspective on the movie as well!
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