Rewind The Movies is a podcast where a few friends revisit the retro movies that shaped their adolescence... for better or worse. Each episode will see the guys (attempting to) focus on one film from the 70s, 80s or 90s, picking out the key scenes and elements and discussing their importance and impact.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 23 hours 25 minutes
9. Home Alone
We all have our favorite Christmas movie and for Andrew its Home Alone. But does it still hold up 30 years later? Rewind The Movies tries to answer that very question in this episode............
Check out our other podcast episodes where we look back at films we watched growing up in the 80s and 90s.
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8. Gremlins
Do horror and comedy work together? Gremlins was a film that tried to combine the genres and had great success at the box office. Does the film still stand up today, Rewind The Movies tries to answer that very question in this episode............
Check out our other podcast episodes where we look back at films we watched growing up in the 80s and 90s.
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7. Scrooged
In the run up to Xmas we decided to each pick a festive film, and to kick us off we look back at Scrooged. It's a modern take on a classic tale written by Charles Dickens, but does the 1980s version still stand up, Evan thinks so.......
Check out our other podcast episodes where we look back at films we watched growing up in the 80s and 90s.
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6. The Breakfast Club
It's one of the most iconic coming of age movies and defined the 80s for some. This week we look back at The Breakfast Club and we have plenty to say about it......
Check out our other podcast episodes where we look back at films we watched growing up in the 80s and 90s.
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5. Raiders of the Lost Ark
Is there a more iconic character than Indy? This week we discuss the first film in the Indiana Jones series, Raiders of the Lost Ark. Some will say one of the greatest action/adventure movie ever to be made, whatever your view, this movie is superbly written and directed.
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Check out our other podcast episodes where we look back at films we watched growing up in the 80s and 90s...
4. Spaceballs
When you think of spoof films, you normally think of Mel Brook who has directed a number of them. In 1987, he made Spaceballs which parodied the sci-fi in space genre. It has a strong following of people who loved it when it was released, but does it still stand up?
In this episode, Andrew, Prog and Evan discuss a film that has divided opinion amongst the group...
3. Big
BIG - short film title, huge movie!
It was an influential film on the team behind Rewind The Movies, and in this episode we explore our favourite parts and ask whether we would change any elements.
Would we reckon the film to an audience today? Listen to the podcast to find out.
Check out our other podcast episodes where we look back at films we watched growing up in the 80s and 90s.
Also, connect with us on social media:
Youtube - https://www.youtube...
2. The Karate Kid
It's another 80s blockbuster, and definitely a film you watched if you grew up in the 80s, it's The Karate Kid. Andrew, Prog & Evan look back at suspect karate technique, dodgy fancy dress and child slave labour. Expect the guys to review the key elements of the film whilst reminiscing of attempting the 'Crane Kick'.
Check out our other podcast episodes where we look back at films we watched growing up in the 80s and 90s...
1. Beetlejuice
In our first episode, Rewind the Movies looks back at the 1988 monster success, Beetlejuice. Iconic for introducing Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder to the mainstream, whilst also showcasing Tim Burton's style of film making.
Andrew Owen, James Prygodzicz and Evan Quick discuss what memories they have of the film, their favourite bits and whether it still stands up today...