Hosted by Paul McDonald · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 231 episodes
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We discuss the movies we love and why we love them. We discover what these modern parables say about who we were created to be. Our hearts reveal a roadmap to our design, and the movies that resonate most are worthy of examination to identify the truth about the men our world needs, the men God designed us to become.Join us as we discover the God’s truth in the movies we love.
Paul McDonald hosts Men at the Movies Podcast, a tv show with 231 episodes published.
After 220+ episodes and five years, this is the final episode of the Men at the Movies podcast. The audio run ends here — but the show isn't ending, it's changing shape, and it continues on YouTube ( @menatthemovies ). A
What do you do when God transforms you — and nobody believes it? Pastor Jim Domen lived as a gay man for five years. Then Jesus changed everything. The problem? The church doubted it, skeptics called it a lie, and the st
Spotify put the original episode in jail for showing the clips from Star Wars: A New Hope. So unfortunately, this episode has no clips--however, if you'd like to engage in the full episode, visit https://youtu.be/nRP8201
You're not stuck. You're in the first act. The Men at the Movies Star Wars episode is in Spotify jail — music licensing, no bond available. So while we wait, here's what you didn't see. Paul sits outside with a cigar and
Every man arrives at the moment where he has to answer the question: Am I really who I think I am? Luke Skywalker faces that moment in the trench on the Death Star — guidance computer off, Obi-Wan's voice in his head, Va
What if you finally found the ones who made you — and the answer tried to kill you? Prometheus is one of the most theologically loaded sci-fi films ever made, and most people missed it. In this episode, Paul sits down wi
Field of Dreams isn't a baseball movie. It's about a man pursued by a loving Father, haunted by his past, and invited into restoration he didn't think was possible. Sam Ainslie has been on the Wild at Heart board for twe
Everyone wants to be a champion. No one wants to get punched in the mouth. In this episode of Men at the Movies, we explore Cinderella Man through the real life story of Leo Clark. On the verge of playing professional ba
At some point, most men bury the boy they used to be—not because they wanted to, but because life demanded it. In Disney's The Kid, 40-year-old Russ Duritz is forced to confront his 8-year-old self, the boy he thought wa
Mark Evans was the black sheep—trapped in a Welsh village that didn't understand his dreams, pushed into an art world that didn't want what he created. He knows what it's like to be dead and hear the voice of love callin
What if the long road is not a delay, but preparation? In this episode of Men at the Movies, filmmaker Daniel Chesnut shares how a winding journey through surfing, filmmaking, and seasons of waiting shaped his calling lo
What if the life you're building is costing you the life you actually want? Jack Campbell thought he had everything—until he wakes up one Christmas morning living the life he walked away from thirteen years ago. The myst
"Is the ship out of danger?" Spock's first question to Kirk after sacrificing himself wasn't about his own survival—it was about whether his life counted for something. Part 1 forced Kirk to accept death is coming. Part
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When power slips away, what happens next reveals who we truly are. In Netflix’s Adolescence, both Jamie and Eddie face the collapse of control—one through domination, the other through despair. Jamie’s need to feel power
“I don’t know what I’m doing here.” Eddie whispers as his 13-year-old son sits in a police cell accused of murder. It’s a confession every father feels but rarely admits — standing in the chaos, with no way out and no gu
Chris Farley’s Tommy Boy isn’t just comedy gold—it’s a story every man can relate to. Underneath the chaos is a powerful message: how do you move from being the beloved son to stepping into your role as a king? In this e
Paul McDonald sits down with Rory Lawrence from The Dangerous Man Podcast to explore the brutal honesty of Lone Survivor. This isn't just a war movie - it's a powerful metaphor for spiritual training and the brotherhood
When Coach Boone wakes his players at 3 AM for a run to Gettysburg, he's not just building physical endurance - he's forcing a confrontation with the deeper battle they're all fighting. Paul McDonald sits down with Leo C
Bob Wiley is terrified of everything… and that just might save him. In this episode Paul McDonald and Britt Mooney dive into What About Bob? to explore how baby steps, awkward sailing trips, and even death therapy reveal
Eric
Pastor · Liberty Church
1 appearance on this show
Eric Rogell
podcast host, keynote speaker, bestselling author · The Lionheart Initiative
1 appearance on this show
Mark Evans
Managing Director Marketing and Digital · Law Society of England and Wales
1 appearance on this show
Simon
Super-Fan · African Youth Action Network
1 appearance on this show
Paul McDonald
host of Men at the Movies · King’s College London
1 appearance on this show
Bob Smiley
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Men at the Movies Podcast is hosted by Paul McDonald. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 231 episodes.
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