101 Films You Should Have Seen... Probably

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#16: The Third Man Feb 02, 2012

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The Third Man. The greatest British film ever made, and the 57th best American film ever made, confusingly. It also has the honour of being the 16th 101 Films You Should Have Seen (Probably) podcast. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

#15: The Day The Earth Caught Fire Jan 27, 2012

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No matter how bad your day gets, take pity on the poor inhabitants of Earth in The Day The Earth Caught Fire. In their version of the early 1960s, massive nuclear tests have sent the planet spiralling to a fiery death in the Sun, which kind of puts your bad day to shame really. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

#14: The Godfather Jan 19, 2012

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The Godfather: probably one of the greatest films ever made. Join us as we discuss Marlon Brando’s performance, how fantastic the film is, Al Pacino being awesome, hats, Zardoz, the influence of gangster films on gangsters, Lewis’s Butterfly Puzzle and George Lucas. Also listen out for the brand new Trivia Quiz jingle! Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

#13: Zardoz Jan 12, 2012

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This week Lewis and Ian pay homage to the giant-stone-flying-head film Zardoz. Listen as they discuss Sean Connery in a red nappy (of course), evil penises, Zardoz’s potential as a date movie, why people went to see On The Buses films in the 70s and how something so bad can be so interesting and enjoyable. They also get a bit carried away quoting dialogue. Sorry about that. ZARDOZ! Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

#12: Bubba Ho-Tep Jan 05, 2012

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This week Lewis and Ian watch the very unusual but pretty good Bubba Ho-Tep. They discuss Bruce Campbell’s fantastic performance, Desperate Dan and his Cow Pies, Bruce Campbell’s great performance, bad scarab-based effects, how depressing old age can be, and just how impressive Bruce Campbell’s performance was. Bruce Campbell! Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

#11: The Sound of Music Dec 29, 2011

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The hills are alive with the sound of montone singing and badly played ukulele – yes, this week Ian butchers a classic song from The Sound of Music, we ponder the mystery of exactly what naval captains get up to without a navy, and we wonder what happened to the lovely Liesl. Plus, we reveal the various names that The Sound of Music went by in other countries. WITH HILARIOUS CONSEQUENCES. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

Christmas Special 2011 Dec 22, 2011

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CHRISTMAS!!! Tis the Season for 101 Films to throw off the shackles of their self-imposed rules and talk about films they’ve both seen. Yep, Lewis and Ian discuss their top ten Christmas films, plus the usual nonsense including such festive topics as acid rain, Christmas lesbians, murder and what the name of the Scottish one in the X-Men was. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

#10: The Nightmare Before Christmas Dec 15, 2011

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With Christmas just round the corner 101 Films gets in a seasonal mood by watching The Nightmare Before Christmas. Lewis and Ian discuss what a good un-Disney Disney film it is, what the British holiday lands might be, Tim Burton films and Edward Hands-Hands. Next week, our proper bona-fide Christmas Special! Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

#9: Inception Dec 08, 2011

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This week we look at Inception, the slightly trippy dream heist film. Other than a very long discussion about what dreams feel like, Lewis and Ian look at some Listener Letters, shush each other, and spend much of the podcast mispronouncing the name of pretty much every single actor in Inception. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

#8: Tristram Shandy: A Cock And Bull Story Dec 01, 2011

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Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story has a particular resonance for 101 Films, featuring as it does two egotistical men who love the sound of their own voices and who bicker and bumble their way through the adaptation of a novel that is confusing, meanders all over the place, and doesn’t really achieve what it sets out to do. We’ll let you draw your own parallels. Music credit: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0.

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