Your Turn to Choose
Your Turn to Choose
We're Gabriel and Sophie, and we like watching films together - so we thought we'd make a podcast about it. Each week we'll take it in turns to choose a film (a new one, an old favourite, a hidden gem) we'll watch it, then we'll talk about it. Expect fizzing filmic critique... and a healthy dose of nonsense. Get in touch at yourturntochoose@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Dec 22, 2023
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Gabriel chooses... DIE HARD (1988) 22.12.2023 33:59
It's festive season at YTTC Towers and we're heading up the Nakatomi Plaza to do battle with the 12 terrorists of Christmas. Forget whether this is a Christmas film or not (the internet has resolved that one), what we really want to know is whether proto-baldy John McClane is actually motivated by jealousy of the Germans' beautiful locks in his one man campaign of vengeance. There's only one way t...
Sophie chooses... 500 DAYS OF SUMMER (2009) 19.12.2023 35:56
It's the film that broke the romcom mould, by not being either very funny or very romantic - yet still being able to hold a special place in alot of people's hearts. We look at such fascinating topics as: whether Tom is a whiny baby, whether Summer is a manic pixie dream girl (have a guess) and whether you can still go and sit on that famous bench. Will we want to watch this film another 500 times...
Gabriel chooses... THE MATRIX (1999) 12.12.2023 35:09
Do you want to take the red pill, or do you want to do a bit of drunken boxing? This and other profound philosophical questions are (not really) answered on this week's episode of the podcast, in which we wade through Morpheous's pontifications to reach the crux of a legendary film with a fascinating legacy. Is Neo actually the one... or is he Brian Eno? There's only one way to find out... Send yo...
Sophie chooses... LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1986) 14.11.2023 34:51
Your temperament's wrong for the priesthood, and teaching would suit you still less - son, be a dentist, you'll be a success! This week we worship at the altar of Steve Martin and Sophie does a lot of tuneful trilling. Will Audrey II ever get his superior alternative ending of world domination? There's only one way to find out... Send your thoughts and suggestions to yourturntochoose@gmail.com Hos...
Gabriel chooses... THE GREEN KNIGHT (2021) 01.11.2023 34:14
We delve into Arthurian England in the highly-anticipated second episode - a land of witches, giants and sassy saints without heads. And beardy tree boys. Will the hapless Sir Gawain keep his cool or will he completely lose his head in the face of adversity? There's only one way to find out... Send your thoughts about the film and suggestions for future weeks to youturntochoose@gmail.com Hosted on...
Sophie chooses... FAIR PLAY (2023) 26.10.2023 29:32
The first proper film on our cinematic adventure - a Netflix thriller (one that's actually good), starring Phoebe Dinosaur and Han Solo. Is it a vehicle for feminist critique or just a couple of hours of trashy fun? There's only one way to find out... Send your thoughts and suggestions for future weeks to yourturntochoose@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to Your Turn to Choose! We flip a coin... 24.10.2023 10:43
On this intro episode for our new podcast, we ramble a bit about ourselves and the kind of films we like and dislike (no horrors, please). Then we flip a coin to decide who is going to make the first film choice... will it be Sophie or Gabriel who gets to choose first? Send any thoughts and suggestions to yourturntochoose@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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