Three brothers. One shared passion for movies.
Cinema Siblings
Cinema Siblings: The movie podcast where the Dennis Brothers revisit the films that made us laugh, made us cry, made us dream, made us a family. Hollywood’s Golden Era. Foreign films. The New Hollywood of the ‘70s. Auteurs to aliens. Exploitation to excellence. Indies to the indescribable. They’re all here. And you’ll want to be, too, as we discuss and debate why these movies matter to us. And why they should matter to you.
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Three brothers. One shared passion for movies.
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25 de feb. de 2026
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Episode 3: Five Million Years To Earth (Quatermass and The Pit) 25.02.2026 1:24:04
We first saw this sci-fi movie freak-out on TV, years after its 1967 release. Watching it again, the cinematic storytelling shines through. What could have been a silly remains thought-provoking and scary as hell. And don’t get us started on the bad thing that happen when the English fuck with their subways.
Episode 2: The Road Warrior 25.02.2026 1:37:10
In 1981, we urged our movie loving parents to join us for director George Miller’s second installment of the Mad Max saga. Fortunately, Dad enjoyed the film’s bone-crushing violence. That Miller was a doctor, like Dad, helped, too.
Episode 1: The Wind And The Lion 12.02.2026 1:32:29
Raised on adventure movie classics like Gunga Din, The Prisoner of Zenda and Lawrence of Arabia, we just about ran to see this 1975 release. Jingoism, menacing masculinity, gun boat diplomacy. Is this a movie podcast or current events?
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