Movies On My Mind Podcast

I am joined by a very special guest for the FIRST time. Sophie has picked Mamma Mia and Mamma Mia: here we go again as the movies on her mind. We're talking characters, unpopular opinions and all the things Sophie LOVES about this franchise. Don't forget to follow the Instagram and Tiktok- @moviesonmymindpod

Gone Girl (2014) is about Amy Dunne (Rosamund Pike) and her attempt at framing her own disappearance to incriminate her husband, Nick (Ben Affleck). This film is a must-see if you suffer from female rage or just rage in general. In the episode I discuss the morality of Amy Dunne, the gravity of her mission and the labeling of this film as misogynistic.

Call me by your name (2017) has been deemed a modern classic and is famous for its Italian summer aesthetic. What makes it so special? and Why is this love story different from the rest? Follow me on Instagram and TikTok- @moviesonmymind

It's summer so, naturally, I'm talking about 500 days of it. Were Tom and Summer right for each other and what wider messages about relationships does this film explore? Follow my Instagram and TikTok- @moviesonmymindpod

In this week's episode I'm talking about the 2016 adaptation of Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children directed by Tim Burton. The film received mixed reviews but I'm here to talk about it's redeemable features and emotional depths that keep me watching. My Instagram and TikTok - @moviesonmymindpod

The final part of my two-part POTC trilogy. I'm talking about the final installment with exploding ships and criss-crossed loyalties as well as reflecting on where the characters started and where they ended up. Follow me on Instagram and Tiktok- @moviesonmymind

Not just one film today...THREE. In this two part episode I'm talking about The Black Pearl, Dead Man's Chest and At World's End. The sheer chaos of these plots has made me spiral and also suffer memory loss. Don't forget to tune in for part 2! FOLLOW THE ACTION- Instagram and Tiktok- @moviesonmymindpod

I'm BACK with Tim Burton's take on Alice in Wonderland (2010)!! Tim Burton is one of my favourite directors and a recurring theme within this podcast. I'm talking about how this interpretation of the story is a good one Instagram + TikTok- @moviesonmymindpod

'Good Will Hunting' (1997) follows a young prodigy who is coming to terms with his potential, but also dealing with a myriad of emotional issues. My favourite element of this is how intellect alone cannot make you powerful without emotional intelligence. Follow me on Instagram and TikTok- @moviesonmymindpod

This week it's 'The Devil Wears Prada' (2006). Iconic, powerful and a little bit problematic- I'm celebrating the chaos and sheer ambition this film explores.

This week it's back to normal programming with the 80's favourite, 'The Breakfast Club'. I'm talking about how relatable these characters actually are- like, out of five stock characters, what avatar are you choosing?  Follow me on Instagram and TikTok- @moviesonmymindpod

This week is the 'Film Bro' series finale with American Psycho (2000). I'm answering questions like; can Patrick Bateman really be romanticised? Where is the line between satire and reality in this film? and what do his victims say about who Patrick Bateman is?

This week we continue the 'Film Bro' dive with another Tarantino. Hear Rosie's verdict as she discusses satire, a dream involving Ryan Gosling and Christoph Waltz Don't forget to follow on Instagram and TikTok  - @moviesonmymindpod

This week Rosie goes old school with Taxi Driver (1976). It's a surprising watch that explores violence and masculinity- which seem to be recurring themes in this series. Instagram & TikTok: @moviesonmymindpod

PLOT TWIST Rosie liked this one. Fight Club (1999) is majorly existential and dark but it had some interesting metaphors. Don't worry though controversial opinions can still  be found and she be waiting patiently for Fight Club 2: accountability. Follow the Instagram AND TikTok - @moviesonmymindpod

Marking the start of the 'Film Bro' Series Rosie takes a look at Pulp Fiction, a designated classic for many with over-flowing opinions on film. It's a pretty chaotic episode so if you are offended sorry not sorry and if you call yourself a film bro be extra careful. Instagram- @moviesonmymind TikTok- @moviesonmymindpod

One of Rosie's all-time favourites this week, La La Land (2016). She discusses the film's themes of love, career and creativity.

It's the end of 2022, thank God! Listen for a reflection on the year and secret information about the future of this podcast!!

It's How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) and to quote this week's episode it is 'culturally significant, iconic, crazy. We love it' Follow my Instagram and TikTok @moviesonmymind

As voted for by you on Instagram, this week it's a Muppet Christmas Carol (1992). Get ready for an in-depth exploration of the original story alongside the Muppet's interpretation, which proves to be a cathartic process as Rosie used to have an irrational fear of puppets. Follow me on TikTok and Instagram - @moviesonmymindpod

Elf (2003) is a Christmas classic, join Rosie as she takes you through her thoughts as to whether it really is a seasonal keeper. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram and TikTok  -@moviesonmymindpod    If you liked this episode don't forget to leave a review :)

This week it's Stardust (2007) Rosie's talking alternative casts, camp pirates and Neil Gaiman. Again, there are tonnes of spoilers so be careful...  Don't forget to follow my Instagram and TikTok @moviesonmymindpod !

Rosie brings another film to the table this week and be prepared for hot takes on love, Richard Curtis and 90s fashion. After a Julia Roberts and Curtis phase colliding, it seems like Rosie isn't fooled by the charms anymore but she's digging deep. Is there still some light at the end of the tunnel?

The second installment in the TWO EPISODE WEEK is Moulin Rouge! (2001). It's crazy, it's a cinematic experience but Rosie is here, once again, to play devil's advocate. Yes, this film celebrates 'love', but is it a good or a bad kind?   Don't forget to stay updated with episodes by following my Instagram and TikTok -- @moviesonmymind

This week Rosie is back with another Tim Burton classic, Edward Scissorhands (1990). With the Gothic association in aesthetics there is also allusions to Gothic literature and she doesn't hesitate to talk all about the film's similarity to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.  If you want to have your say on the film's discussed on the podcast follow the Instagram AND now TikTok @movieonmymindpod &nb...