We have an exciting film season ahead of us, so as voted by the listeners, here’s our full preview of what you should be watching this fall. From Damien Chazelle’s Neil Armstrong biopic and Barry Jenkins’s adaptation of the classic James Baldwin novel, to the horror remake antics of Halloween and Suspiria, there’s something for just about everyone to enjoy over the next three months.
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I’m genuinely interested in seeing Hunter killer, though I understand why none of you mentioned it (it’s been a good while since Gerard Butler impressed). That said, it does have Gary Oldman , Common, and Linda Cardellini in the cast, and I thought the director’s movie “Spud” was pretty good. Of course it’s been 8 years since…
Well now. I am persuaded to look into Hunter Killer thanks to you!
When’s the Q & A episode coming out?
Can’t wait to see Halloween.
eagerly waiting <3
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Loved this episode! As a huge fan of fall movies, I actually find myself watching more at home these days. Having a go-to streaming service is essential for those cozy movie nights. I recently read a pretty helpful Netflix vs Hulu comparison that made choosing a lot easier for my household. It really simplified the decision and now we have the perfect library for relaxing after a long day. Thanks for the great preview—it gives me a perfect list for my new streaming setup!
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This was a fun snapshot of how the fall slate looked before release, especially the discussion around First Man and Venom. For a quick break between rewatches, I’ve also been enjoying Geometry Dash JP, which runs in the browser without a download.
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With a packed fall movie season bringing everything from biographical dramas to horror remakes, film lovers have endless cinematic discussions to dive into through podcasts like Cinemaholics. Spreading the word, supporting show creators, and listening to community-voted reviews makes keeping up with big releases a fun, shared passion. When you’re done listening to the latest episode and ready to transition from movie previews to actual viewing, choosing what to watch shouldn’t be a hassle. Consulting the Programme TV ce soir provides a quick overview of tonight’s lineup, making it easy to spot featured films or prime-time broadcasts to enjoy right from your couch.
Really fun preview for the fall season! Looking back at the 2018 lineup, First Man and If Beale Street Could Talk were definitely highlights. While preparing for the Ontario driving exam with G1 Practice, listening to these movie discussions in the background makes the study time much more enjoyable. Keep up the great work!
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