Movies I Missed

Rian Miller and Jesse Munoz
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Movies I Missed is the podcast where hosts Rian Miller and Jesse Munoz dive into films they've missed over the years. For Season Four, they're heading back to 1995, a year packed with crime thrillers, animated classics, offbeat comedies, and the rise of a new generation of blockbuster filmmaking. From forgotten cult favorites and awards season heavyweights to movies that defined video store shelves for years, they're digging into the films that shaped the mid 90s. Because it's never too late to catch up on what you missed.

  1. 2008: Year In Review

    May 26

    2008: Year In Review

    On the eleventh episode of Movies I Missed: 2008, Jesse and Rian watch/rewatch some movies not yet discussed this season, reveal their personal favorite films of 2008 and hand out ten of their patented, very prestigious awards. Shell out far too much for a name brand get-up, rent yourself a limo and join our hosts for a show that stands on business rather than ceremony. WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

    1h 49m
  2. Mamma Mia!

    May 19

    Mamma Mia!

    On the tenth episode of Movies I Missed: 2008, Jesse and Rian struggle not to break out into song along with the cast of Mamma Mia! Jesse chose this film for review because he wanted to see the movie that somehow held its own against The Dark Knight when they released on the same day. Join our hosts as they call out the absurdity of the premise, debate the decision to let some actors do their own singing and ponder how much ABBA is too much. WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

    56 min
  3. Son of Rambow

    May 12

    Son of Rambow

    On the ninth episode of Movies I Missed: 2008, Jesse and Rian experience nostalgia for a childhood they never lived thanks to a viewing of Son Of Rambow. This film was Rian’s choice for review because he recalled thinking the trailer looked fun nearly 20 years ago. Join our hosts as they find comparisons to the works of other indie filmmakers, judge one particular character’s abuse of power and just generally bask in the innocence of youth. WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

    50 min
  4. Hunger

    May 5

    Hunger

    On the eighth episode of Movies I Missed: 2008, Jesse and Rian suffer a form of self-imposed torture right alongside the characters in Steve McQueen’s debut feature film Hunger. It was Jesse’s choice to review this film, primarily for the aforementioned director as well as star Michael Fassbender. Join our hosts as they show their ignorance of world politics, marvel at Fassbender’s dedication to his role and find a way to bring it all back to superhero movies. WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

    39 min
  5. Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist

    Apr 28

    Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist

    On the seventh episode of Movies I Missed: 2008, Jesse and Rian tap their toes to the indie rock tunes of Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist. Rian chose this film for review because despite outward appearances he has a soft spot for angsty high school romances. Join our hosts as call out cameos by fellow podcasters, question whether they’re cool enough to recognize the artists on the soundtrack and ponder which base Nick and Norah got to in that recording booth. WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

    46 min
  6. Revolutionary Road

    Apr 21

    Revolutionary Road

    On the sixth episode of Movies I Missed: 2008, Jesse and Rian look on the bright side of a dark movie with a review of the emotionally charged period drama Revolutionary Road. This film was Jesse’s choice for review due largely to the name actors in the lead roles and its distinguished director. Join our hosts as they shower praise upon Kate Winslet’s performance, reminisce over Leonardo DiCaprio’s boyish good looks and thank their lucky stars that they weren’t around for the “good old days”. WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

    1h 9m
  7. Synecdoche, New York

    Apr 14

    Synecdoche, New York

    On the fifth episode of Movies I Missed: 2008, Jesse and Rian use the word “interpret” a lot as they attempt to unpack the dense, metaphorical Pandora’s box that is Synechdoche, New York. This film was Rian’s choice for review because he’d always been curious to know how far it would fly over his head. Join our hosts for a discussion about growing older, dealing with depression, getting out of your own way and what it truly means to have missed a movie. WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

    1h 1m
  8. Ponyo

    Apr 7

    Ponyo

    On the fourth episode of Movies I Missed: 2008, Jesse and Rian bask in the warm glow of casually paced, traditionally animated fantasy with Ponyo. Jesse chose this movie for review due to a new appreciation for the films of Studio Ghibli following recent-ish viewings of Spirited Away and Princess Mononoke. Join our hosts as they question what Ponyo is, how she came to be, what she’s capable of and whether or not any of that really matters when it’s all just so darned pretty to look at. WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

    1 hr
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About

Movies I Missed is the podcast where hosts Rian Miller and Jesse Munoz dive into films they've missed over the years. For Season Four, they're heading back to 1995, a year packed with crime thrillers, animated classics, offbeat comedies, and the rise of a new generation of blockbuster filmmaking. From forgotten cult favorites and awards season heavyweights to movies that defined video store shelves for years, they're digging into the films that shaped the mid 90s. Because it's never too late to catch up on what you missed.

Information

  • Creator
    Rian Miller and Jesse Munoz
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    34
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Rian Miller and Jesse Munoz
  • Show Website
    Movies I Missed

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