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by WHM Entertainment
Since 2010, the We Hate Movies podcast has been loudly celebrating and tearing apart movies from across the spectrum: from forgotten '80s actioners and insane romantic comedies of the '90s, to the early CGI blockbusters of the aughts and the hyper-nostalgic franchises of the 2010s and today. Every week, comedians Andrew Jupin, Stephen Sajdak, Eric Szyszka, and Chris Cabin pick a movie from the near-past to discuss and joke around about in all its positive and negative glory.
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The Wizard of Oz episode was so freakin' funny that I couldn't wait anymore and had to finally sit down and write a review for these gents. Then, I waited a little more. Now, I'm writing the review and joining the Patreon. These guys are hilarious, insightul, do good impressions and treat each other very respectfully. I happen to really appreciate that all four are on Letterboxd, too. Thanks for everything, guys!
I listen to a lot of movie podcasts and this is one of my favorites, they do the best job of going through the movie scene by scene, nothing gets missed.
FYI - I am a listener who wants a podcast that doesn’t take long to get to the point. I actively listen to them and don’t just use them as background noise. I mention this bc I recognize that this is primarily why I’m giving this show a 3-star rating. I didn’t hate the episode I listened to (American Pie), but I won’t be following this show. I listen to What Went Wrong, a movie podcast about what went wrong (and right) during the production of popular movies, and I love it, so I’ve been trying to find similar movie podcasts. This is a group of guys that have solid chemistry that seem to have decided to start recording their recurring movie club meeting discussions in their entirety. Their commentary has very little post-production work so seemingly EVERYTHING is left in the episode, and it just drags on. But it doesn’t help that it takes 20 minutes for them to actually start discussing the movie they’re supposed to talking about. The discussions are mostly just each guys’ opinion on the movie, scenes, and characters. You might like this podcast if you just want some background noise that you can ignore, and zone in and out. They have some funny discussions, but I’m looking for less meandering opinions and more insights into how a movie was made or little nuggets about it to help me appreciate a movie even more than I already do. This show is not for me, but can see why these guys have an audience.
Funny impressions, bits, and comedic movie references but done by guys that are actually film buffs so they’ll give you some great insights while you have a laugh.
I found this podcast from a recommendation on The Confused Breakfast. Maybe I caught the wrong episode but the first 30 minutes sounded more like a political pop culture podcast than a movie review podcast. I enjoyed when they finally started talking movies and shows but I just didn’t need the politics.
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