John and Bethany

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John and Bethany own too many movies, so they're watching all of them in alphabetical order. Watch with them and hear their thoughts.

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28 de ene. de 2026

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#3: Space Disaster Part 1 - Apollo 13 23.05.2018

John and Bethany talk about their childhoods, and I guess about the movie too. Big Questions for this episode: Just which number Apollo is which? Can you enjoy a movie you’ve seen a bunch already? What’s the difference between good and great?

#2: She Gets Duke Ellington - American Hustle 09.05.2018

John drastically reverses an opinion from the end of Episode 1, while Bethany gushes over J-Law and Amy Adams. Big questions for this episode include: Can Christian Bale actually do a non-Welsh accent? Why the hell doesn’t Amy Adams have an Oscar? Is violence funny if it’s committed against Louis CK? Featuring music by The Organ Machines: https://theorganmachines.bandcamp.com/track/oil-waves Next...

#1: Bill Nighy, Man - About Time 06.05.2018

John and Bethany own too many DVDs and Blu-Rays, so they’re launching a podcast to get through them all. Big questions for this episode include: Is About Time actually a comedy? Is it good? Can Bill Nighy just be my dad already? Featuring music by The Organ Machines: https://theorganmachines.bandcamp.com/track/oil-waves Next episode, we’re watching American Hustle.

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