Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast

Matt D.
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Three friends get together to discuss movies off of the book 1001 movies to see before you die. Each episode is a deep dive into a movie with spoilers and film discussion.

  1. Episode 97 - Shaft (Can you dig it?)

    APR 26

    Episode 97 - Shaft (Can you dig it?)

    MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWSEpisode 97 - SHAFT (Can you dig it?) Directed by Gordon Parks In this episode of the Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast, Tim, Matt and Rick get together to discuss a 1970's Detective/Black exploitation film , Shaft Matt, is called out drop a beat and sing a track like Isaac Hayes to describe the synopsis for the film. He tries his best to get the essence of Mr. Hayes, but it is left to you the listener to determine if Matt succeeded. Tim tells us his thoughts on the first time of viewing this movie as well as his thoughts on the character Shaft. Rick gives us a rundown on the relevance of this film in society and the culture around it. Not to mention just how bad Shaft is and how he is a lot like a superhero that takes a licking but keeps on ticking. Find out this and more on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast. Don’t forget to like and Subscribe wherever you listen to this show! Email your thoughts and comments to Mamreviewpodcast@gmail.com Middle Age Movie Reviews is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?  1 hour and 40 mins Tim: YES   Tim's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,697 hours and 30 Min)     Matt: YES Matt’s Remaining Death Clock                    (2,672 hours and 24 Min)  Rick: YES   Rick's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,746 hours and 12 Min)

    1h 38m
  2. Episode 96 - The Man Who Fell To Earth (You Don't Remember the Cookie Scene?)

    MAR 29

    Episode 96 - The Man Who Fell To Earth (You Don't Remember the Cookie Scene?)

    MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWSEpisode 96 - The Man Who Fell To Earth (You Don't Remember the Cookie Scene?) Directed by Nicholas Roeg In this episode of the Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast, Tim, Matt and Rick get together to discuss a 1970's Sci-fi flick from Nicolas Roeg, "The Man Who Fell To Earth". Matt, is called out to do his best David Bowie impersonation to describe this acid trip of a film. Managing to not do an Irish accent he at least gets the initial idea of the film out to the guys and our listeners. Tim tells us his thoughts on the first time of viewing this movie with his wife. In particular how much of a What did I just watch look at the film. Rick gives us a rundown on film development of an X-ray camera and what the two guys missed with David Bowie and Rip Torn's interaction. Finally the guys tell you where this movie ranks in their Death Clocks. Find out this and more on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast. Don’t forget to like and Subscribe wherever you listen to this show! Email your thoughts and comments to Mamreviewpodcast@gmail.com Middle Age Movie Reviews is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?  2 hours and 19 mins Tim: No   Tim's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,699 hours and 10 Min)     Matt: No  Matt’s Remaining Death Clock                    (2,674 hours and 04 Min)  Rick: No   Rick's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,747 hours and 52 Min)

    1h 25m
  3. Episode 95 - High Plains Drifter (What's your Name Stranger?)

    MAR 22

    Episode 95 - High Plains Drifter (What's your Name Stranger?)

    MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWSEpisode 95 - High Plains Drifter (What's your Name Stranger?) Directed by Clint Eastwood In this episode of the Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast, the guys are all back together to discuss a Classic Western with a Horror bent. It's Clint Eastwoods first Directorial western "High Plains Drifter" Matt, Tim, Joey and Rick ride into town to give us their thoughts on the first time they watched this film. Rick informs us about how he only recently watched this film all the way through and has some serious thoughts on The Stranger and his interactions with the female characters. Joey runs counterpoint to the films message about revenge from beyond a grave. Most importantly when we see some of the all too explainable actions from the Stranger and what he does to the townspeople. Tim gives us a little history lesson on the actions of Clint Eastwood and John Wayne and why the two never really made a Western film together. Finally the guys discuss the value of ambiguity in an ending verses flat out explaining the content of the film. Do we know for a fact that the Stranger was a spirit of vengeance? Was he a brother to the slain Marshall? Is the horse a ghost too? Find out this and more on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast. Don’t forget to like and Subscribe wherever you listen to this show! Email your thoughts and comments to Mamreviewpodcast@gmail.com Middle Age Movie Reviews is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?  1 hour and 45 mins Tim: YES    Tim's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,699 hours and 10 Min)     Matt: YES   Matt’s Remaining Death Clock                    (2,674 hours and 04 Min)  Joey: YES   Joey’s Remaining Death Clock                    (2,705 hours and 40 Min) Rick: YES    Rick's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,747 hours and 52 Min)

    1h 40m
  4. Episode 94 - Cool Hand Luke (Failure to Communicate)

    MAR 9

    Episode 94 - Cool Hand Luke (Failure to Communicate)

    MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWS Episode 94 - Cool Hand Luke (Failure to Communicate) Directed by Stuart Rosenberg In this episode of the Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast, the guys are joined by Couch Critics Josh and Dave as they discuss the 1967 Paul Newman classic "Cool Hand Luke" Josh tells us how much this film means to him with his connections to his babysitter watching this film early on in his adolescent life. Tim and Matt both mention how this is the first time watching the film from soup to nuts. The guys explore the themes of resilience, character development, and symbolism in the film 'Cool Hand Luke'. They each discuss the key scenes, character arcs, and behind-the-scenes insights that deepen an understanding of this classic movie. Join us as we delve into the cultural significance and behind-the-scenes insights of the classic film Cool Hand Luke as we make our way to our 100th episode. Don’t forget to like and Subscribe wherever you listen to this show! Where to find the Couch Critics: Couch Critics YouTube Listen to "Episode 94 - Cool Hand Luke (Failure to Communicate)" on Spreaker. Direct Download Email your thoughts and comments to Mamreviewpodcast@gmail.com Theme Song Eddies Twister provided by Open Music Archive.Org which is an open source public domain music. The Open Music Archive concerns itself with the public domain and creative works which are not owned by any one individual and are held in common by society as a whole. Middle Age Movie Reviews is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?  2 hours and 06 mins Tim: No    Tim's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,700 hours and 55 Min)     Matt: YES   Matt’s Remaining Death Clock                    (2,675 hours and 49 Min)     Josh: YESDave: YES

    1h 23m
  5. Episode 93 - The Silence of the Lambs (Chianti with some fava beans)

    MAR 1

    Episode 93 - The Silence of the Lambs (Chianti with some fava beans)

    MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWSEpisode 93 - The Silence of the Lambs (Chianti with some fava beans) Directed by Johnathan Demme In this episode of the Middle Age Movie Views Podcast, the guys are joined by Jeff and Cyber from the MCU Bleeding Edge and Cybernetic Sharks YouTube Channels, to discuss a Classic Horror Film. "The Silence of the Lambs". Each panelist shares their first encounter with the film, from watching it in the small screen on HBO or on VHS on either a decade after it's release. Rick does give us his account of first seeing this film and thinking it was really dumb when he was a young punk kid. As the discussion progresses, Tim leads us along the film with highlights of Jodie Fosters acting ability as FBI agent Clarise Starling and her interaction with Hannibal Lecture as played by Sir Anthony Hopkins. Tim gives us a fantastic breakdown of these two first talking about the serial killer Buffalo Bill. Cyber drops a few nuggets of knowledge along the way as he talks a little bit about Gene Hackman owning the rights to the film. Also Cyber tells us about Sean Connery as an option for Hannibal Lecture. Find out this and more about The Silence of the Lambs on this episode as we make our way to out 100th episode. Don’t forget to like and Subscribe wherever you listen to this show! Where to find Cyber: https://www.youtube.com/@cyberneticshark Where to find Jeff S: https://www.youtube.com/@themcusbleedingedge Email your thoughts and comments to Mamreviewpodcast@gmail.com Theme Song Eddies Twister provided by Open Music Archive.Org which is an open source public domain music. The Open Music Archive concerns itself with the public domain and creative works which are not owned by any one individual and are held in common by society as a whole. Middle Age Movie Reviews is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?  1 hour and 58 mins Tim: YES    Tim's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,700 hours and 55 Min)    Joey: YES   Joey’s Remaining Death Clock                    (2,707 hours and 25 Min) Rick: YES    Rick's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,749 hours and 37 Min)     Cyber: YES

    2h 15m
  6. Episode 92 - A Clockwork Orange (Viddy Well my Brother)

    FEB 22

    Episode 92 - A Clockwork Orange (Viddy Well my Brother)

    MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWSEpisode 92 - A Clockwork Orange (Viddy Well my Brother) Directed by Stanley Kubrick In this episode of the Middle Age Movie Views Podcast, the guys are joined by Andres from the MCU Bleeding Edge and Andres Pop Culture YouTube Channels, to discuss another Stanley Kubrick Classic. " A Clockwork Orange" . Each host shares their first encounter with the film, painting a vivid picture of their reactions. Andres recalls watching it with friends during a camp hangout in 2014, expressing how the film's intensity left a lasting impression on him. He reflects on its rich themes, contrasting it with Kubrick's other works like 2001: A Space Odyssey, highlighting its exploration of free will and the darker aspects of humanity. As the discussion progresses, Matt humorously attempts to deliver a synopsis of the film in the Nadsat slang of its protagonist, Alex. This unique approach adds an entertaining layer to the podcast, while also highlighting the film's linguistic creativity. The hosts explore the film's themes, such as the struggle between free will and societal control, the nature of evil, and the dehumanizing effects of extreme punishment. Tim also gives us his thoughts on Kubrick's sick and twisted mind and how this film is closer to a adult film and might be better off in the back room of the local video store. Don’t forget to like and Subscribe wherever you listen to this show! Where to find Andres: https://www.youtube.com/@PopCultureguy Email your thoughts and comments to Mamreviewpodcast@gmail.com Theme Song Eddies Twister provided by Open Music Archive.Org which is an open source public domain music. The Open Music Archive concerns itself with the public domain and creative works which are not owned by any one individual and are held in common by society as a whole. Middle Age Movie Reviews is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?  2 hour and 16 mins Tim: NO    Tim's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,702 hours and 53 Min)    Matt: NO    Matt's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,677 hours and 55 Min) Joey: YES    Joey’s Remaining Death Clock                    (2,709 hours and 23 Min) Rick: NO    Rick's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,751 hours and 35 Min)     Andres: Yes

    2h 10m
  7. Episode 91 - Dances with Wolves (Wooden Actor's Tour De Force)

    FEB 11

    Episode 91 - Dances with Wolves (Wooden Actor's Tour De Force)

    MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWSEpisode 91 - Dances with Wolves (Wooden Actor's Tour De Force) Directed by Kevin Costner In this episode of the Middle Age Movie Views Podcast, the guys travel back to the time of the Old West. Dances with Wolves is on the review docket tonight. A film that explores the disillusionment of soldiers during the Civil War through the journey of John Dunbar. A Lieutenant who seeks to understand and connect with Native American culture. Tim and Matt discuss the film's rich symbolism and character development that challenges traditional Western genre tropes, while its portrayal of warfare reflects the brutal realities of the time. Rick talks a little on how the cinematography beautifully captures the American frontier, and the film's success has led to a renewed interest in Native American stories in cinema. The guys also delve into the themes and cultural nuances presented in the film 'Dances with Wolves.' Tim talks about the survival tactics of Dunbar, and the significance of cultural names. The discussion highlights the complexities of Dunbar's interactions with the Sioux and Pawnee tribes. As Matt gives his opinion on the supernatural elements that may influence his journey, and the romantic developments with Stands With Fist. The buffalo hunt serves as a pivotal moment that bridges relationships and cultural understanding, culminating in Dunbar receiving his true name, 'Dances with Wolves.' They all dive deep into the iconic film filled with character nuance beyond the acting capabilities of Kevin Costner.  Don’t forget to like and Subscribe wherever you listen to this show! PASTE HERE DIRECT DOWNLOAD Email your thoughts and comments to Mamreviewpodcast@gmail.com Theme Song Eddies Twister provided by Open Music Archive.Org which is an open source public domain music. The Open Music Archive concerns itself with the public domain and creative works which are not owned by any one individual and are held in common by society as a whole. Middle Age Movie Reviews is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?  3 hour and 01 mins Tim: YES    Tim's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,702 hours and 53 Min)    Matt: YES    Matt's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,677 hours and 55 Min) Joey: NO    Joey’s Remaining Death Clock                    (2,711 hours and 39 Min) Rick: YES    Rick's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,751 hours and 35 Min)

    1h 56m
  8. Episode 90 - Groundhog Day!! Again ?!

    FEB 4

    Episode 90 - Groundhog Day!! Again ?!

    It's Groundhog Day!!!! er I think, well the guys are joined by Cyber and Andres as they discuss the 1993 classic Groundhog Day Starring Bill Murray, Andy McDowell , Chris Elliot and Brian Doyle Murray. Hey I think this is a sense of Deja Vu?   MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWS EPISODE 90 - Groundhog Day!! (Again?!) It's another fine day here at Middle Age Movie reviews as the guys are joined again by Andres from the Andres' Pop Culture Guy and Cyber from CyberneticShark YouTube channels.  There is a bit of Deja Vu as the guys discuss this classic from 1993 Starring Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell. Groundhog Day. Matt gives us the synopsis of our film tonight in the vein of needle nose Ned.  The guys also discuss when the first time they seen the film.  Oddly enough not a who lot of them saw this in the theater, but have seen it several times since in came out on DVD or VHS. Tim and Joey share a love for Chris Elliot in this film and take a little more time in discussing his acting ability.  Matt also talks a little bit about the fox TV show Get A Life which featured both Chris Elliot and Bryan Doyle Murray.     Cyber lays down some great  factoid about the clock prop and some of the behind the scenes tension that happened between Bill and Harold .   Andres also gives us his opinion of the film and what the whole time loop is like in his point of view.   Finally we get the final thoughts on if this film is worth taking time off your Death Clock .  Where to find Cyber: Instagram Youtube Where to find AndresPop Culture Guy You Tube Direct Download Email our show at Mamreviewpodcast@gmail.com Theme Song Eddies Twister provided by Open Music Archive.Org which is an open source public domain music. The Open Music Archive concerns itself with the public domain and creative works which are not owned by any one individual and are held in common by society as a whole. Middle Age Movie Reviews is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0   T-shirt Shop Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?  1 hour and 41 mins Tim:  Yes Tim's Remaining Death Clock (2,746 hours and 25 Min) Matt:  Yes Matt's Remaining Death Clock (2,736 hours and 31 Min) Joey:  Yes Joey's Remaining Death Clock (2,753 hours and 59 Min) Cyber:  Yes Andres:  Yes

    2h 27m
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Three friends get together to discuss movies off of the book 1001 movies to see before you die. Each episode is a deep dive into a movie with spoilers and film discussion.

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  • Creator
    Matt D.
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    102
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