The Pacific Northwest Insurance Corporation Moviefilm Podcast

Tintin, boy reporter. Snowy, his dog. Captain Haddock, his best friend. Matt Ellis and Andy Morse and Steven Spielberg all grew up with these wonnderful comic books, but only one of them made a movie based on them. Is it any good? We discuss. 
Andy's podcast regarding the topic of James Bond pictures is "Rekindling our Bonds," listen to it here. 
Next week's episode is about The Bridge on the River Kwai. It's a very famous movie you can find it somewhere.

Corbin has been intending on doing an episode about High Hopes since the show started. Why? You'll find out when you listen to the episode!!! Topics: Thatcher, the bitterness of leftists living in capital, some suprising facts about the actress who plays the mother, and the role of acting in Cinema.
Next week's show is about "THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN!" You can watch it on Kanopy.

Corbin in has never quite understood what is going on in Antonioni's movies. Matt, on the other hand, is an an enthusiast. Can Dr. Movies use his teaching skills to enlighten his ignorant friend? Listen and learn! 
Check out the show on Letterboxd if you're into that thing. Matt is also on there. And we got a Bluesky going.
Next episode is about "High Hopes." watch here.

Slow cinema movie about colonialism shot on a middle grade DSLR? That's like all the topics we're interested in, you know we had to crack this one open!!!! Ryder joins us. Watch it here, it's great.
Check out the show on Letterboxd if you're into that thing. Matt is also on there. And we got a Bluesky going.
Next episode: L'Eclisse! Watch it here.

In 1954, Hollywood legend and almost blacklisted Nicholas Ray and on-the-outs-movie-star Joan Crawford got together to make a bonkers paella western melodrama for a Poverty Row studio about the terror of desire and American reaction with TruColor. it's really quite something. we discuss!
Read Jennifer Peterson's analysis of Johnny Guitar's particular brew of gender studies and politics here. Our next episode is about "Magellan," which you can watch on Criterion.