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Hosted by Brian Schmid · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 78 episodes
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Revisiting the top 50 highest-grossing films of 2006 with the hindsight of twenty years, looking into the mostly-forgotten films that made the most money, why they were hits in their moment, and why they did or (more likely) did not endure in the popular culture.
Brian Schmid hosts Box Office GROSS: The Top 50 Hit Films of 2006, a tv show with 78 episodes published.
Our marvelous pal CHRIS PLANTE ( Post Games, The Besties ) has healed from laryngitis and is about to join us to discuss the spooky little horror vibes of MONSTER HOUSE ! We discuss the film's gorgeous proto-Laika digita
Folks! We HIT THE HIGH SEAS with two beloved return guests, Scott Nye ( Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Jarhead ) and Kev Koeser ( Madagascar, Memoirs of a Geisha ) to cover the absolute *juggernaut* of the 2006 box office, the #1 ove
This week, Box Office GROSS WINS THE PULITZER!!!! We are blessed to welcome the great Keith Phipps ( The Reveal ) on the show to help us encapsulate an absolutely perfect entry for the themes of our show: SUPERMAN RETURN
Long-long- long time pal Eric Freeman joins us to pick apart the demented Happy Madison morality play CLICK .. We discuss its curious place in Adam Sandler's filmography, and its fascinating, muddled emotional lessons, w
Surprise! Another episode in which we deign to cover a brand new motion picture. Our War of the Worlds episode with the great Bilge Ebiri and the great Alex Watkins is one of our favorites of the 2005 season, so it felt
The awesome Pete Volk ( Sports Movies That Don't Suck ) joins us for another runty-in-the-moment third film in an action series that eventually became one of the biggest franchises in the world, THE FAST & THE FURIOUS: T
The great Alex Goldman ( Hyperfixed, Amityvilleville ) returns, in much better health than our Narnia episode, as we discuss Jared Hess's post- Napoleon Dynamite blank check, the Mexican wrestling comedy NACHO LIBRE! Thi
KACHOW! KACHIKA! The great Jeb Lund (@Mobute, It's Christmastime ) returns again to cover the most merchandized film we've yet covered, the perfectly passable piece of Pixar product known as CARS ! Rob takes us DEEP on t
Two of our closest and smartest pals return in TJ DOBBIN and associate producer SHAUN SWAYNE to discuss a subject in which both have oodles of expertise: X-MEN, as we pick apart Brett Ratner's X-MEN: THE LAST STAND. The
Our wonderful and erudite Chicago-ass pal Eric Marsh (@marshlands) joins us this week for a pretty terrible wannabe-Chicago-ass movie, as we all uexpectedly find ourselves on common and even ground when it comes to Peyto
Following our War of the Worlds ep last summer, we bring back the great Bilge Ebiri (Vulture) to cover another top-5 hit with a massive shadow and a complicated reputation: THE DA VINCI CODE! We discuss the controversial
After covering 2006 entry The Devil Wears Prada to a remarkably thorough degree, he great Maura Quint circles back around and we deign to cover...a NEW MOVIE???? We have a sprawling, informal chat about 2026's newest jug
Our first two-time guest (Constantine, Sahara), the great Matt Lynch (Scarecrow Video, The Suspense is Killing Us) makes his triumphant return to discuss another sort of maligned, underrated action hit: Mission: Impossib
Folks, a MILLION GIRLS would KILL to guest on this episode, but we were honored to be joined by the great writer and activist Maura Quint to discuss THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA in the days leading up to the release of its lega
FOLKS, this week Box Office Gross is ROCKIN' THE SUBURBS: we grab the great Charles Star (@ugarles) on his 52 Week Podcasting Challenge, enlivening what is otherwise a real uninspiring entry in our project, the weak, slo
My long, long, long-time internet movie pal PETER LABUZA (@labuzamovies) finally makes an appearance on our fair program to help us delve into a truly, almost inexplicably nonexistent piece of work: POSEIDON. We discuss
The magnificent researcher for the Blank Check podcast, JJ Bersch joins us for a deliriously fun conversation about the absolutely demented, rollicking road comedy RV! We delve into the entire history of director Barry S
We bring back the rowdy hosts of Weekly Podcast Massacre to help us pick apart the SCARY MOVIE franchise, a series with zero defensibly good movies but two films near and dear to our hearts because of their ragged, youth
Our lovely pal Joe Kowalski rejoins us, fresh off the Chicken Little episode last year as we serve him up another stealing pile of CGI garbage, ICE AGE: THE MELTDOWN! We discuss this pretty dreary but extremely profitabl
The beloved guest from our VERY FIRST EPISODE on the horror film White Noise, the great David Roth (Defector Media) makes his triumphant return to talk about...a good movie???? A *great* movie in fact, Spike Lee's twisty
Eric Marsh
MD, PhD · Neenah
1 appearance on this show
Bilge Ebiri
Vulture
1 appearance on this show
Matt Lynch
Scarecrow Video
1 appearance on this show
Charles Star
lawyer, comedian and podcaster · City Saint and Country Saint
1 appearance on this show
David Roth
CFP, EA · financial advisors
1 appearance on this show
Jourdain Searles
1 appearance on this show
Kevin Gray
founder and CEO of Limb Loss Connection · Pave It Forward Asphalt
1 appearance on this show
Steve Carlson
T-Mobile
1 appearance on this show
Jeb Lund
co-host of It’s Christmastown · Truthdig
1 appearance on this show
Will Sloan
Important Cinema Club Podcast
1 appearance on this show
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