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Can We Still Be Friends? – A Movie Podcast

Can We Still Be Friends? – A Movie Podcast

By: Ryan Ebling and Nate Gass
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 Two longtime friends, a librarian and teacher, talk about movies. Art
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  • Ep. 126: Amadeus

    Ep. 126: Amadeus
    May 31 2025
    Our 5-star movie discussions continue with a deep-dive into the 1984 masterpiece Amadeus, directed by Milos Forman. Adapted from his stage play, Peter Shaffer’s examination of the ersatz rivalry between Mozart (Tom Hulce), a prodigious genius, and his traditional-minded admirer/covetous underminer, Salieri (F. Murray Abraham). On top of the heaps of… Continue reading
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    56 mins
  • Bonus Features: Oscar Catch-Up, A Complete Unknown and Music Biopics Worth Playing on Repeat, and Soderbergh Deep Dive

    Bonus Features: Oscar Catch-Up, A Complete Unknown and Music Biopics Worth Playing on Repeat, and Soderbergh Deep Dive
    Apr 25 2025
    Nate and Ryan are breaking ground yet again with our very first Bonus Features episode. We discuss the Oscar movies we still needed to catch up on. A conversation about A Complete Unknown leads to a discussion of better than average music biopics. Ryan shares his recent obsession with Steven Soderbergh… Continue reading
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    42 mins
  • Ep 125: Harold and Maude

    Ep 125: Harold and Maude
    Mar 31 2025
    Nate and Ryan rewatch Harold and Maude, Hal Ashby’s 1971 cult classic, and another entry in our discussions of 5-star movies. Upon its release, audiences and critics had no idea what to make of this offbeat dark comedy. As the years went on, it gained a cult following and is widely… Continue reading
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    59 mins

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