
220 - Eyes Wide Shut
We continue with the Stanley Kubrick discussion by delving into his last film made: the 1999 Tom Cruise & Nicole Kidman led “Eyes Wide Shut”. Join Adam and Joey as they delve into the mysterious world that Dr. Bill Harfo

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A film podcast where we discuss films from the book 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die. Hosted by Adam St. John, Brittany Reinholz-Hobson, & Joey Rogate.
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We continue with the Stanley Kubrick discussion by delving into his last film made: the 1999 Tom Cruise & Nicole Kidman led “Eyes Wide Shut”. Join Adam and Joey as they delve into the mysterious world that Dr. Bill Harfo

The Kubrick discussion begins!!! Join the 1001 by 1 crew as they discuss his (loose) adaptation of Stephen King’s “The Shining”. We break down the performances (the good and the not so good), the differences from the tex

What did we learn from 2025? Umm…Chicago rocks and the films were bangers!!! Join the 1001 by 1 crew this week and we pick three movies from 2025 we think should be in the newest edition of the book coming out this fall.

THE BIT HAS COME FULL CIRCLE!!! This week the 1001 by 1 gang tackles the film all incels love and possibly the most divisive film of the 21st century: Todd Phillip’s “Joker”. We break down the lead iconic performance of

Apartments on Long Island that don’t exist, a compound with enough fiber optic cable to circle a moon, and a sweet dance break: we must be discussing Alex Garland’s directorial debut “Ex Machina”. Jen and Sarah from “Mov

Travel with us to Ireland and try not to go down the dumbwaiter as we briefly discuss Damian McCarthy’s new film “Hokum”: the scares, the twists, and the wonderful Adam Scott. Afterwards, each of the 1001 by 1 crew picks

Travel with us to Ireland and try not to go down the dumbwaiter as we briefly discuss Damian McCarthy’s new film “Hokum”: the scares, the twists, and the wonderful Adam Scott. Afterwards, each of the 1001 by 1 crew picks

This week we head to the kaleidoscopic world of 1960s Czechoslovakia and ponder over what Marie and Marie are getting up to in Věra Chytilová’s “Daisies”. Join the 1001 by 1 crew as they discuss the many themes in this f

This week we head to the kaleidoscopic world of 1960s Czechoslovakia and ponder over what Marie and Marie are getting up to in Věra Chytilová’s “Daisies”. Join the 1001 by 1 crew as they discuss the many themes in this f

Another year of film, another year of potential submissions to the tome that drives our show. For the year 2024, we suggest a couple of animated features, a couple of genre films, and maybe even a couple of Best Picture

Another year of film, another year of potential submissions to the tome that drives our show. For the year 2024, we suggest a couple of animated features, a couple of genre films, and maybe even a couple of Best Picture

This week we smash together the 1940s noir with the mid 2000s high school angst in Rian Johnson’s groundbreaking directorial debut “Brick”. Join just Adam and Joey (Britt was off being a nun…long story) to discuss the cl

This week we smash together the 1940s noir with the mid 2000s high school angst in Rian Johnson’s groundbreaking directorial debut “Brick”. Join just Adam and Joey (Britt was off being a nun…long story) to discuss the cl

We continue adding films to the book before the new edition of it comes out later this year! Join the gang as we discuss some satire, some horror, some glaring oversights, and a little known film-phenomenon known as “Bar

We continue adding films to the book before the new edition of it comes out later this year! Join the gang as we discuss some satire, some horror, some glaring oversights, and a little known film-phenomenon known as “Bar

This week we find ourselves leaving our 21st Century allergies in Los Angeles for the seclusion of a treatment center known as Wrenwood to discuss the Todd Hayne’s film “Safe”. Join the 1001 by 1 crew as we discuss the p

This week we find ourselves leaving our 21st Century allergies in Los Angeles for the seclusion of a treatment center known as Wrenwood to discuss the Todd Hayne’s film “Safe”. Join the 1001 by 1 crew as we discuss the p

Our important task of adding films to the book from the last five years continues – this week: 2022! Join the gang as we discuss big Oscar films, independent horror, donkeys, and a continuing riff between Adam and Joey.

Our important task of adding films to the book from the last five years continues – this week: 2022! Join the gang as we discuss big Oscar films, independent horror, donkeys, and a continuing riff between Adam and Joey.

This week we find ourselves being aroused by automobile accidents in Canada and delve back into the world of David Cronenberg by discussing his much talked about (and controversial) film “Crash” from 1996. Join the 1001
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