The Magnificently Huge Podcast

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The Magnificently Huge Podcast is a tv podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 334 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode 374 - Hell or High Water

  Sep 3, 20261 hour

  From the master of movies about the Poorly Educated voting block, Taylor Sheridan’s “Hell or High Water” is a brilliant - if forgotten - neo-western with Chris Pine, Ben Foster and Jeff Bridges. Largely overshadowed by Sheridan’s television work, true fans of the western film genre need to give this one a fresh look. It has hints of No Country for Old Men and Way of the Gun, with subtle notes of mushroom and hibiscus. It’s a playful amuse-bouche. Wait, what were we talking about? 0:00 - Intros 9:45 - Weird Al Yankovic live 18:05 - The Vampire Lestat 19:50 - Marc Maron 20:20 - The Stray Cats 22:40 - Thomas Dolby 26:45 - Gail Daughtry And The Celebrity Sex Pass (2026) 30:45 - Pizza Movie (2026) 35:45 - Hell or High Water (2016)

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  Episode 373 - The Frighteners

  Aug 25, 20261h 9m

  Peter Jackson made his American studio debut back in 1996 with a horror-comedy called The Frighteners that should have done better…. But it came out the same month as the biggest film of ‘96, Independence Day, and the same day as indie powerhouse Trainspotting. As such it died almost on arrival, both commercially and critically. But The Frighteners holds distinction because its production made The Lord of the Rings possible. That’s mostly why we re-watched it, since some folks seem to enjoy this cult-favorite. It is a career bridge for Jackson, mos def - and if anything else, it’s a good example of what can go wrong when a studio gets its hands on an up-and-coming director with talent to burn, but one with very little industry clout. In the end, that’s probably the most frightening thing about this odd movie. 0:00 - Intros 6:40 - Death Decoded 7:45 - Count Binface 9:50 - Spider Noir 11:55 - Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) 17:45 - Doctor Strange 22:45 - AI is bad and Neuromancer is an upcoming show 27:00 - Masters of the Universe (2026) 34:05 - Wham! Ten Days In China (2026) 40:05 - The Frighteners (1996) Here’s the Death Decoded video: youtube.com/watch?is=22LL3IUNGEcBx0mc&v=SNxA8vShXZ0&feature=youtu.be Here’s a link to the Count Binface music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uj5LUE2LIGA&list=RDUj5LUE2LIGA&start_radio=1

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  Episode 372 - The Problem With The Lone Ranger

  Aug 2, 20261h 8m

  This week on Magnificently Huge, we saddle up for Disney's 2013 megabudget reboot of The Lone Ranger. This movie answers the important questions for Disney at the time, such as “What are we doing?” and “Should we just buy Marvel and Lucasfilm?” It’s a movie about cannibals and cultural appropriation starring cannibals and cultural appropriators. What could possibly go wrong? 0:00 - Intros + Buc-ees 10:25 - Spider Noir (Amazon Prime) 14:55 - Interior Chinatown (Hulu) 19:20 - From (season 4) 23:25 - Rapid Fire (1992) 28:00 - Becoming Led Zeppelin (2025) 34:20 - The Lone Ranger (2013)

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  Episode 371 - Megalopolis: Pretentious Trainwreck, or Misunderstood Passion Project?

  Jul 26, 20261h 2m

  From the master of self-indulgence, Francis Ford Coppola presents a very expensive sophomore year at art school final project. What is it about? Insert shrugging emoji here. He sold his winery to make this thing. So… whatever. (Do you think he hired someone else to make The Godfather?) 0:00 - Intros 11:05 - Godzilla Minus One (2023) 18:00 - The Brothers Karamazov (Dostoyevsky) 19:55 - Disclosure Day (2026) 27:20 - Last One Laughing 30:10 - Megalopolis

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  Episode 370 - Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die

  Jul 6, 20261h 16m

  Honestly, they had us at “a new movie by Gore Verbinski starring Sam Rockwell.” This gonzo 2025 sci-fi comedy satire adventure about timeloops and saving humanity from extinction by AI slop is ultimately a giant swing for the fences, and we are perturbed that it didn’t do as well as it should have theatrically. Tucked within its Black Mirror-like structure is all the angst of our modern world, that asks whether or not we can save ourselves through a renewed sense of shared community interaction. Or else it is just a loosely stitched script of big ideas that tries too hard to throw flashy existential spaghetti at the wall and only some of it sticks. Either way, prepare for our spoiler-laden discussion about what this kinetic film does right, where it goes awry, and whether or not it sticks the landing. Welcome back, Mr. Verbinski, where ya been!?! 0:00 - Intros 8:45 - Hacks final season (HBO) 17:15 - The Terror: Devil in Silver (AMC) 25:05 - Artifact (Benford, Gregory) 27:25 - Chicano Frankenstein (Olivas, Daniel) 37:30 - Good Luck Have Fun Don’t Die

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