134 episodes
Sanity at the Movies Warhorn Media
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.4 • 62 Ratings
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Learn how to think about movies and have fun along the way. Get a biblical movie education with the best people on the internet. In-depth, entertaining, biblical analysis of classic films (and a few new ones now and then).
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King Kong (1933)
We're not monkeying around with this episode. King Kong is the predecessor of all special effects blockbusters, and it's still a lot of fun.
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Modern Times (1936)
We talk about one of the great silent film comedians, Charlie Chaplin, and his satire Modern Times.
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Oppenheimer (2023)
Christopher Nolan's best movie? Plus ... should Christians even watch Oppenheimer?
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Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning, Part 1
It's a movie! With camera angles, lights, actors, and more! Plus ... what is up with Tom Cruise and scientology anyway?
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Rocky (1976)
Let's take a deep dive into one of the most iconic and influential films of its time and all time: Rocky. Run up the stairs of great criticism and insight with us. Plus we'll talk A LOT about the history of bloodsport and pugilism, and whether violence (sporting or otherwise) is a "necessary evil" or a "positive good."
Sources:1. John Avildsen obit.2. Turn on to Love. 3. The Making of Rocky. 4. The Steadicam. 5. How the Fonz saved Rocky.6. Bill Conti interview.
7. Watching Rocky II with Muhammad Ali
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Customer Reviews
Good podcast!
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Fun and insightful!
Not just a movie podcast, full of wisdom and insight!
Digging It
Enjoying this, so far. I appreciate that they cover some films that you don't hear come up too often in Christian circles.