Monthly Movie Club

Badass Women: Kill Boksoon (2023) Netflix

Timey Wimey: Beyond The Infinite Two Minutes (2020) Amazon

In this episode of Monthly Movie Club podcast, hosts Mario and Jen discuss the Japanese film 'Beyond The Infinite Two Minutes', focusing on its unique single-shot cinematography, time paradox themes, and comedic representation. They analyze the movie's logic in terms of time travel and its implications on free will. The hosts also give their ratings and share some trivia about the filming process. Towards the end, they share other honorable movie recommendations featuring 'time' themes currently...

Timey Wimey: Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel (2010) HBO

Hosts Mario and Jen explore the fascinating topic of time travel in movies, particularly focusing on their monthly selection, 'Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel', directed by Gareth Kerevic. This film involves three social outcasts who experience time travel in their local pub. The hosts discuss various types of time travel in film and attempt to categorize 'FAQ About Time Travel' into these classifications. They discuss the humor, intricacies and clever nods to other sci-fi classics ...

Disaster Movies: The Quake (2018) Hulu

In this episode of Monthly Movie Club, hosts Jen and Mario discuss the disaster movie, 'The Quake', a Norwegian film and sequel to the 2015 movie 'The Wave'. They talk about the scenarios that follow a catastrophic event when the city of Oslo is hit by a devastating earthquake. The hosts appreciate both the natural disaster sequences and human drama wrapped in PTSD struggles and family dynamics. They commend the film's cinematography, the implied claustrophobic spaces, and the adrenaline of the ...

Disaster Movies: Don't Look Up (2021) Netflix

In this episode of the Monthly Movie Club Podcast, hosts Mario and Jennifer examine the film 'Don't Look Up'. The movie, directed by Adam McKay and available on Netflix, is a satire of government, media, and technology leaders responding to an earth-ending comet event. The hosts rate the movie based on disaster elements, with five being a world-ending event occurring throughout the film, giving it three 'holy craps'. They also cover fun facts, trivia, and even convert the movie into a drinking g...

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Let's watch movies together. Ever thought that there should be a book club for movies? Well we're your new favorite pod. Never doom scroll a streaming service again and end up not finding a single thing to watch. Every month we’ll pick a genre/topic and choose movies that are streaming across platforms to watch and talk about. Also, every movie can be a drinking game right? Join the conversation on the next meeting of the Monthly Movie Club.