@moviepostmortem
🎥🎙️We dissect films of all kinds: good, bad, and guilty pleasures. New episodes weekly! Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/movie-postmortem/id1790768582 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3zv4T558TmXbgCuTl5waWz?si=jdcwwpIXR-eyVOBaeEsYnw
Good question. 1990 feels like a good point.
I’m part of the generation that had weekday and Sunday newspapers. That’s why appreciate the account that just post comics. 😄
I was still buying a newspaper to read at breakfast in the early 2000s but the choices were slim pickings.
Amsterdam walked so The Bride could run! 😄
Those were definitely different opinions! 😄 it was a 5/10 for me.
Fackham Hall got several laughs out of me. I appreciate a decent parody film. The Tolkien running gags cracked me up.
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Yeah, I don’t understand people who seem to love fighting with people on social media.
I really liked him on Are You Being Served! It was one of those shows I never would have watched if it wasn’t for the fact that it was on PBS and that was one of the only stations I could get when I was a broke college student. Really got hooked on it. 😊
I like this film because I can reference it when teaching about xeroderma pigmentosum in genetics lectures!
“Young Hercules was a solid show! It deserved more seasons!”
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No. The only decent thing Victor does is NOT creating a bride for the creature. His reasons are all over the place, but at least he finally shows the foresight to consider potential consequences. Of course, that’s something a better person would have thought about BEFORE doing it the first time. 😑
Thanks! Huge fan of the show and rewatching it on Tubi right now.
Perfect timing!
Yeah, I totally get that. Bluesky’s engagement issue has been pretty interesting to follow. It was so bad before they enabled notifications. 😬
While I don’t think the hair color change was necessary, I do appreciate when I can easily tell characters apart in films.
The thing that’s interesting to me is that likes are the main metric of “success” for most people. I know it’s easier than commenting all the time, but I always appreciate actual comments more and I try to comment on other people’s posts when I can. I say this as a no/low likes getter.
Yup! I was rewatching some of the episodes on Tubi and never skipped the intro!
John was great! Yeah it’s a solid film. I just don’t ever want to see it again because I saw it so much! I can hear the theme song in my head! 😄
Madonna’s Who’s That Girl was another film like that. Song stuck in my head for almost 40 years.
Armed and Dangerous used to be on television all the time when I was growing up! 😑
It wasn’t even fun bad for me like something like Megalopolis
Interesting because I can’t remember anything about it. 🤔
We just recorded an episode on Armageddon. Not my favorite but certainly peak Bay!
I don’t think any singular human could possess enough charm to save this film. I think that’s true for all of his dud films.
I think that is the mistake studios are making. Adding glen powell to a bad script isn’t going to save it.
Yes! This was one of the first ones I thought about.
Yes! I need to rewatch this show.
Good choice because Jonesy was with her for more films than anyone else. 😸
Too emotional!
This is the ONLY thing I remember from this film. 😄
This image shows two characters standing indoors in a dimly lit workspace. On the right, Amy Adams leans forward slightly over a table, wearing a quilted green jacket. Her expression is focused and concerned, as if she is carefully analyzing something just out of frame. Her posture suggests curiosity and deep concentration. Behind and to the left stands Jeremy Renner, wearing a gray T-shirt with his arms crossed. He watches the same off-screen point with a more guarded, skeptical expression. His stance is upright and reserved, contrasting with Adams’ more engaged posture. The scene visually captures why their pairing works well as a sci-fi partnership. Adams’ character approaches the alien encounter with patience, empathy, and intellectual curiosity as a linguist trying to understand communication. Renner’s character, a physicist, brings a more practical and analytical perspective. Their different personalities (her reflective, language-focused approach and his pragmatic, scientific mindset) create a balanced dynamic where each perspective helps the other interpret the unknown.
One thing we really liked in Arrival is the pairing of Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner.
Different personalities trying to understand something completely unknown together.
It’s a great example of how partnerships in sci-fi can drive the story.
Reply with an image of your favorite sci-fi duo. 👽🚀
