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“I’m anxiously awaiting a pairing on your show of two films, one recent and one classic (or maybe two classics) which are set in Hollywood during the transition from silent film to synchronized sound—talkies. The recent film is, of course, Damien Chazelle’s Babylon, and the classic is Singing in the Rain. And maybe a heavy dose of Sunset Boulevard, mixed in there.”
MainJeffers via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/21/23
More reviews of The Next Picture Show
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“The people on this show have a deeper, more critical understanding about cinema than 99% of the other shows out there. Their points of view are oftentimes refreshing, thanks in part to them but also thanks to the show's own unique format. Must listen, yo”Read full review »
DeeGeeGee89 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/26/15
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“So happy the former Dissolvers were able to find a way to get back together for this. What they've come with is now my favourite podcast on film by a mile, I'd say even surpassing the great work they did on the old Dissolve-cast. Does what any good film criticism should do-- make every...”Read full review »
Evan Bower via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/21/16
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“The hosts had one of my favorite podcasts previous to this and I am very glad they are back together. Because of the format the show has plenty of time to dive into each of the pair of films and the subject they chose for the week. Since there are multiple people they have a good mix of differing...”Read full review »
Movie_Going via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/14/17
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