Reel Window: Rewatching Random Movies from our Childhood
Pauline and Lisa
278 episodes
1 week ago
This is a podcast where two sisters, and sometimes a guest, rewatch movies they saw when they were kids and review them. With humour, sarcasm, and random tidbits of info, this is a great listen for anyone born in the 80s, anyone who loves movies, and anyone else whose family speaks complete sections of dialogue as part of their daily conversations.
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This is a podcast where two sisters, and sometimes a guest, rewatch movies they saw when they were kids and review them. With humour, sarcasm, and random tidbits of info, this is a great listen for anyone born in the 80s, anyone who loves movies, and anyone else whose family speaks complete sections of dialogue as part of their daily conversations.
Reel Window: Rewatching Random Movies from our Childhood
1 hour 34 minutes 8 seconds
2 years ago
129: No. Try Not. Do or Do Not. There Is No Try.
A long time ago, on a podcast far far away…two sisters returned to their respective closets to record a full-length episode. That’s right, we’re back everyone! And we are talking about an iconic film this go around: “Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back”. But how do Pauline and Lisa actually feel about this middle Star Wars film? Does Pauline even remember it? Is Lisa blinded by nostalgia? Will rants and tangents abound? Listen to find out!
Reel Window: Rewatching Random Movies from our Childhood
This is a podcast where two sisters, and sometimes a guest, rewatch movies they saw when they were kids and review them. With humour, sarcasm, and random tidbits of info, this is a great listen for anyone born in the 80s, anyone who loves movies, and anyone else whose family speaks complete sections of dialogue as part of their daily conversations.
