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Hosted by Brittany, Brendan · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 51 episodes
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Oh, no! Another unnecessary but thoroughly enjoyable movie review podcast? Yep. Black and White Movie Night is hosted by Brendan (white) and Brittany (black). We choose a new theme each month and discuss (and often argue about) all the things we like, love, hate, and can't believe about the films we select. Do we have a film studies degree? Absolutely not. Do we work in the industry? If you count background acting and writing movie reviews for a local newspaper over 15 years ago...absolutely yes. Deep dives and spoilers always included. New episodes every Tuesday.
Brittany, Brendan hosts Black and White Movie Night, a tv show with 51 episodes published.
ep. 51 : Brittany probably wouldn't lie to get a kid's meal. Brendan explains the reasoning behind a firing squad. Then they discuss thoughts on the death penalty and being a misanthrope. The second movie covered for Aug
ep. 50: Brendan can't get over the eyebrows of the 1930s. Spoilers affect Brittany's enjoyment of the movie. They both realize they don't know how pocketwatches work. The first film for our inaugural Star of the Month th
ep. 49: Brittany would like to know when having a mistress became uncool. Brendan ponders the origin story of Trojan condoms. Neither one of them enjoy Acting with a capital "A." The last film in July's Greek Mythology t
ep. 48: Brendan shares a reasonable spot for a bathroom break if you absolutely can't hold it. Brittany doesn't like handholding on screen or in real life. Although they've seen it five times (so far), there are some nit
ep. 47 : Brittany couldn't help but think of "I Love Lucy." Brendan would be tempted to hear the Sirens' song. They both agree Kirk Douglas has star power even when his voice is dubbed. Continuing with July's theme of Gr
ep. 46 : Brendan bitterly remembers the geographical lies from his family and other acquaintances. Brittany slaughters more actors' names and comes to the realization that old ships required a strong wind. They briefly d
ep. 45 : Brittany is convinced she's never had a chest cold. Brendan doesn't appreciate the mention of H.G. Wells' "The Time Machine." They're both really thankful for technological inventions. The last movie for June's
ep. 44: Arizona is not considered part of The Great Plains, but either way, Brendan has no faith in Brittany's ability to survive life on the frontier. They both ponder if they're at the halfway point of their lives. And
ep. 43 : Brittany thinks the Jessica Lange version is too sexual and Brendan thinks it's very much a '70s movie. Brittany hated the special effects in the Naomi Watts version and Brendan thinks Naomi has one of the best
ep. 42 : Brittany doesn't know her port from her starboard. Brendan remembers Leslie Nielsen's dramatic performance in Airport instead of Airplane!. Brendan reminds Brittany she's been on the same show as Kevin Dillon. A
ep. 41: Brittany gets chills every time she hears "The Man Who Got Away." Brendan was completely taken out of the story by the restoration method. They both find James Mason to be a charming drunk and they both have no d
ep. 40: Brendan would keep his child's secret. Brittany wouldn't because she'd be scared she was next. They both appreciate a good drunk performance. And who do you know: a black Lee-roy, a white Luh-roy, or a stuffy Fau
ep. 39: Brittany debuts her "new" catchphrase. Brendan shares his rules to a leveled-up hide-and-seek game. They both ponder if they prefer Macaulay as a precocious psychopath or a precocious mastermind. The next film we
ep. 38: Brittany shudders to think younger moviegoers have forgotten about classic movie stars. Brendan confuses the plot of My Fair Lady (1964) with Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961). They both ponder why Wyler decided to m
ep. 37: Brendan realizes a predominantly black animated movie is a rarity. Brittany doesn't like the music. And did you know baby eagles are called iggles? You can e-mail us at hello@blackandwhitemovienight.com. -Music:
ep. 36: Brittany feels cheated by not witnessing a landing. A racist joke takes Brendan out of the movie. Both are pleased about how well the film holds up. Our last film for April's theme of "Out of This World (a.k.a. S
ep. 35: Brittany is entertained but feels the supporting actors didn't have enough meat. Brendan appreciates the simplicity of the story. Project Hail Mary comparisons abound. Our next to last film for Out of This World
ep. 34: If Brittany sounds confused it's because she is. Brendan enjoys being forced to wonder. They ponder what makes a human a human. Our next film for Out of This World (Space Movies) is Solaris (1972). You can e-mail
ep. 33: Brittany inexplicably forgets the difference between nouns and adjectives. Brendan tries his best to not compare the film to the book. Both of them were reminded of Interstellar (2014) but only one of them would
ep. 32: Brittany thinks the sitcom-esque comedy ruins the tone but she also can't count in this episode so...who is she to judge? Brendan wonders if a white director and white screenwriter takes away from the movie. They
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