A film podcast where Helen, Edison, and
Ms. Sinclair do a deep dive on a new release that has just hit theaters or streaming.
This week we're discussing the first narrative feature from Lance Oppenheim - Primetime. Robert Pattinson gives another wonderfully weird performance but is that enough to carry this film full of problematic subject matter? Tune in to hear our thoughts!
This episode, we are headed to the idyllic Oak Street, where dads are on the BBQ, kids are playing in the street, moms are secretly writing their divorce novels in the basement, and dinosaurs are wreaking havoc and eating your annoying neighbour for dinner.
That’s right, sometimes it takes a dinosaur-sized disaster to put our ordinary problems into perspective.
Luckily, we have movies to help us do just that.
This episode, things are getting WILDE with a double feature! We’re discussing The Invite, directed by and starring Olivia Wilde, and I Want Your Sex, directed by Greg Araki and starring our girl Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman.
So, let’s prepare the jamón and break out our leather, because it’s time to Walk on the Wilde Side.
This episode brings us back to podcasting after our own little odyssey! We battled monsters, our own demons, time, memory, and obsession to bring you Season 9. Well, it wasn't that dramatic, but Christopher Nolan's new film The Odyssey sure was.
Join us as we discuss this star-studded epic and try to answer the question: Can the themes of a 3,000-year-old story still manage to surprise modern audiences?
We’ve missed you! Life has happened and we haven’t been able to record regularly but FEAR NOT. We aren’t gone and we couldn’t miss the opportunity to share our most anticipated films of 2026!
This week, we're heading to the planet Niflheim to discuss Mickey 17, the new film by Bong Joon Ho. With multiple Robert Pattinsons, Creepers, and plenty to talk about, it's sure to be an exciting conversation that can’t be duplicated.
It's that time of year again! Talk Movie To Me is back with our 8th annual Oscar Special, where we break down the nominations, snubs, surprises, and our (probably incorrect) predictions. Tune in for hot takes, heated debates, and our undying love for cinematic excellence (and chaos).
This week, we discuss A Real Pain, written and directed by Jesse Eisenberg. This isn't your standard buddy road trip movie, that's for sure. Kieran is charming, Jesse is awkward and this movie clocks in at the beautiful run time of one hour, thirty minutes. Bless
This week, we brave the lengthy runtime and delve into Brady Corbet’s sprawling American epic, The Brutalist. So grab your snacks and plan your pee breaks, because we’re deep-diving into this thematically rich Oscar nominee.
Unknown Showgirl
It’s a showbiz double feature this episode! First up, there’s some heat blowin’ in the wind when Ms Sinclair and Edison fight it out over the Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown”, starring Timothée Chalamet. Then, in “The Last Showgirl” (31:24) , starring Pamela Anderson, there’s rhinestones and breasts, but what about joy? Tune in to find out!
Queer
This week we delve into the realm on unrequited love. Queer, based off of the novella by William S. Burroughs, is the latest from one of our fav. director's Luca Guadagnino. Listen to hear our many thoughts!
Most Anticipated 2025
This week it’s our 8th annual most anticipated episode! We are heading full force into 2025 and leaving the mistakes of 2024 in the dust! Join us while we each pick five movies that we are most excited about!
Babeferatu
In this week’s episode, we sink our teeth into a chilling and sultry double feature: Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu, the atmospheric reimagining of the vampire legend, and Babygirl , the provocative film examining modern eroticism. From the haunting shadows of Count Orlok to Nicole Kidman’s daring performance as a CEO navigating her sexual desire, we explore how these two films tackle themes of power, lust, and obsession. Join us for “Babeferatu,” where we dissect the enduring allure of the forbidden.
Eighth Annual Christmas Special
It’s our Eighth Annual Christmas Special! Eight years of rum-nogs, joy and fighting about Christmas movies. This year we’re covering 1940’s The Shop Around the Corner, 1984’s Silent Night Deadly Night and 1996’s The Preacher’s Wife. Happy Holidays everyone!
Gladiator II
Like hands moving through a wheat field these are the days of the Roman Empire! This week we’ve got baboons, impossible thighs and yes even sharks! Join us while we discuss the colossal Gladiator II.
Wicked
This week on Talk Movie To Me, we’re diving into one of the most anticipated musical adaptations of the year: Wicked! Directed by Jon M. Chu (Crazy Rich Asians, In the Heights), this cinematic take on the Broadway sensation stars Cynthia Erivo as the misunderstood Elphaba and Ariana Grande as Glinda the Good Witch. With stunning visuals, unforgettable songs like “Defying Gravity,” and a story that redefines the land of Oz, Wicked is the most “Popular” movie in theatres right now. Join us as we explore whether this film lives up to the hype and what it brings to the beloved musical's legacy. Don't miss our thoughts on this magical, star-studded spectacle!
Emilia Pérez
For this week’s episode, we’re talking about the film Emilia Pérez, a bloody, violent drug cartel crime thriller. And a story of trans liberation and the joy of living your authentic life. And a pulpy melodrama. Oh, and a MUSICAL. This is a Spanish language film set in the heart of Mexico City but shot in France, by French filmmaker Jacques Audiard. If that sounds ambitious, wait til you hear the story!
Heretic
This week we're knock knock knockin' on hell's door and asking if you have a moment to discuss our lord and saviour Jesus Christ. Join us while we chat about Hugh Grant in his villain era in Heretic.
Anora
This week we’re getting swept up in the whirlwind that is ANORA. Join us while we chat about this Palme d’Or winning film by Talk Movie To Me favourite Sean Baker.
We Live In Time
Whether you view time as relative, as an illusion, as linear, as non-linear, as running out, as infinite … whether time is tough, or wasted, or maybe time is money - the undeniable fact is that we live in it. Starring Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield, “We Live In Time” asks the age-old question: with the precious time that you are given, what do you plan on doing with it?
