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Hosted by Douglas McCambridge & Jamie Lorello · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 342 episodes
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Every other Friday, Doug McCambridge and Jamie Lorello discuss a film from the 1980s. Some are films we haven't seen since we were kids and offer a fresh perspective. Others are films we've never seen before but probably should have. Do they hold up? Are they classics? Or would these films just be better off having been lost to time?
Douglas McCambridge & Jamie Lorello hosts Good Times Great Movies, a tv show with 342 episodes published.
On the latest episode of the podcast, Jamie waxes poetic about the smell of mimeograph ink, Doug is obsessed about how a grown pilot could possibly be engaged to a 17-year-old, and we both have absolutely no idea if that
On the latest episode of the podcast, Doug decides to choose the definitive 'Worst Movie of the Podcast' by challenging Jamie to go through bad movies in a bracket format. If it seems to start and end abruptly, it's beca
On the latest episode of the podcast, Doug is sure to mention that sex with your boss is okay but sex with your aunt is not, Jamie reveals that she is a huge Mercedes Ruehl fan, and we both hope that no recent college gr
On the latest episode of the podcast, Jamie 's only critique for this film is the lack of RDJ during the third act, Doug insists there must be an uncut version out there with at least a half hour of deleted scenes, and w
On the latest episode of the podcast, Doug would like nothing more than to 'Butt Slide' with Lori Loughlin, Jamie can respect bike tricks while not being impressed by them, and we both think was a misstep in Talia Shire'
On the latest episode of the podcast, Jamie discusses a series of books she calls 'Diary of a Wimpy Pants Kid', Doug thinks about a romantic encounter involving a karate routine way more often than he should, and we both
On the latest episode of the podcast, Doug laughs at the worst tragedy two parents could ever experience, Jamie questions if Billy Zane is a human being or just a smooth, sweaty mannequin,, and we both realize that we'd
Due to a technical error, we're releasing an old Patreon episode that was never released during our 10th year of the podcast where we released (nearly) all of the paywall material. I knew I held onto this one for a reaso
On the latest episode of the podcast, Doug makes it clear as to exactly what kind of space cop he'd be, Jamie considers a more fun 'family member is a robot' twist to the film, and we both struggle to understand exactly
On the latest episode of the podcast, Jamie has a real problem with Kim Basinger's performance, Doug has a real problem with Bruce Willis's performance, and we both have a real problem with the script. Take your date to
On the latest episode of the podcast, Doug has no trouble picking the two hotties out of this group of friends, Jamie isn't exactly sure why there is both a Meg Tilly and a Jennifer Tilly working at the same time, and we
On the latest episode of the podcast, Jamie reveals how long it takes before her attention drifts from movies (these Pluto commercials aren't helping), Doug believes two characters in this film are auditioning for a sitc
On the latest episode of the podcast, Doug wonders if this or Stripes is a more accurate representation of basic training, Jamie suggests that during a sex scene Gere's fingers are going places they shouldn't just to ann
On the latest episode of the podcast, Jamie is too choked up to sign off of the podcast, Doug is impressed with how accurately an animated film depicts the horror of a cross-continent boat trip, and one of us is severely
On the latest episode of the podcast, Doug goes out on a limb and brands both animal murder and sexual assault bad, Jamie assumes that the choosing of movies for the podcast probably has a lot to do with what is free on
On the latest episode of the podcast, Jamie returns to having to watch movies in multiple installments, Doug wouldn't complain about the film's antagonist dancing around shirtless with a mountain lion, and we both really
On the latest episode of the podcast, Doug has an issue with people who send out lengthy family update letters for Christmas, Jamie is reminded of the devastation of seeing taxes pulled from her very first paycheck, and
On the latest episode of the podcast, Jamie can't push off recording another moment because she needs to get her feeling about this film out into the world, Doug is still hoping to find a 'sex van' out in the wild and we
On the latest episode of the podcast, Doug wants to spend less time with the main characters and just see what the prostitutes are up to, Jamie decides it's time to bring 'badonkadonk' back, and we both have no idea exac
On the latest episode of the podcast, Jamie just wants a Rambo movie about him living peacefully and helping monks, Doug really needs someone to explain the rules of 'goatball', and we both just go on and on about Sly's
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Good Times Great Movies is hosted by Douglas McCambridge & Jamie Lorello. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 342 episodes.
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