The Next Reel Film Podcast
TruStory FMA show about movies and how they connect. We love movies. We’ve been talking about them, one movie a week, since 2011. It’s a lot of movies, that’s true, but we’re passionate about origins and performance, directors and actors, themes and genres, and so much more. So join the community, and let’s hear about your favorite movies, too. When the movie ends, our conversation begins.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1046 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm ReviewsFilm History | |||
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“Did I do something wrong? Are you mad at me?”
Trust is the whole engine—until the details start to wobble. In the True Lies series, we dig into "Shattered Glass," Billy Ray’s newsroom drama about journalism under pressure and the fragile machinery o... more
“I had a book on the New York Times Bestseller list. That has to count for something.”
A small crime with big nerves: words, money, and trust under pressure. In True Lies, we dig into "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"—Marielle Heller’s understated character... more
“There should be a TV show about a guy who calls home one day and he's there, he answers, he's talking to himself, only he's someone else. He's somehow divided into two, and the second one of him drives away and the rest of the show is about him tryi... more
“With all my heart, I still love the man I killed!”
One shot can change everything—and the shadows don’t let go. In our Bette Davis series, we dive into "The Letter," directed by William Wyler, a studio-era crime drama where a shooting sparks a legal... more
“She's standing on the corner like an angel in disguise, and as I look a little closer, she's got dangerous eyes.”
Finding Musical Magic in 1980s Dublin
John Carney's 2016 film Sing Street continues his exploration of music's transformative power, fo... more
“And you have cursed me when there’s no one left to blame, and I have loved you just the same.”
John Carney follows Once with a bigger, slicker New York music story in Begin Again—and Pete Wright and Andy Nelson can feel the tension. They talk about ... more
“I don’t know you but I want you.”
From Street Busker to Global Sensation: The Making of Once
John Carney's micro-budget musical Once (2007) emerged from Dublin's streets with a mere €112,000 budget to become an international phenomenon. Starring mus... more
“You're very sharp Mr. Fabian. You've done a very sharp thing. Maybe even sharp enough to cut your throat.”
Noir in London: Wrestling with Fate in Night and the City
Jules Dassin's 1950 film noir Night and the City follows small-time hustler Harry Fa... more
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10/10 one of the best podcasts I’ve listened to in a while
Apple Podcasts5Dark Soups
United States2 years ago - Best film podcast
I had lost interest in films a few years ago, and Pete and Andy single handedly (double handedly?) revived that love. Going through their library of shows, I have watched films I never would have checked out otherwise. Plus there's the added treat to hear their discourse on films I know backward and forward (even if we don't always agree). If you love film, check this one out!
Apple Podcasts5cdubbubUnited States5 years ago - Best Film Podcast
I love this program. They talk about movies I’m actually interested in hearing people talk about. So many episodes on my list.
Apple Podcasts5Jerry5967United States5 years ago - Disappointed in you lads
Normally a great podcast that I really enjoy. But the lack of empathy when talking about the death of a real child is just simply bang out of order. You should be a shamed of yourselfs.
Apple Podcasts1Redmyke
United Kingdom5 years ago - Wasted tome but good review
It seems every episode has about 20 minutes of wasted time at the beginning before you get to the actual review. More critical the wasted time is not about the movie. It’s mostly wasted talking about nothing at all. Once you get to the movie it does get better. And the review is worthwhile to hear. So I recommend to all listeners to just skip ahead and not waste your time on their useless conversation.
Apple Podcasts4Merrimack-KidUnited States5 years ago - Terrific podcast!
This review is long overdue, because in the past year or so that I've been listening, this podcast has helped me fall in love with watching movies again. Whether it's revisiting old favourites (and learning something new about them from Pete and Andy), or discovering new movies, this podcast has everything I'm looking for: humour, passion and critical thinking. If you love talk about movies, check this one out!
Apple Podcasts5cdubbub
Canada5 years ago - Nope
Another film podcast with an uninformed host. Dime a dozen.
Apple Podcasts1CoralfloridaUnited States6 years ago - Fun and enlightening
This is my favorite podcast which brings a whole new depth and perspective to the art of movie making, with a wonderful sense of humor throughout. It is so good that I bought the T-shirt.
Apple Podcasts5EclecticAllieUnited States6 years ago - In depth
Great discourse about popular and unknown movies with breaks downs and facts about each movie. A great find and perfect for movie lovers and those just getting into film
Apple Podcasts5kikoboy1derUnited States6 years ago - Great analysis and fun
I have really enjoyed catching up and learning the different hosts....a lot of great info and discussion
Apple Podcasts5Mickenzy421United States6 years ago - Over 500 episodes of film reviews?
Yes, please!
Apple Podcasts5Reformed BaptistUnited States7 years ago - Love it
They’ve done like every movie ever. It’s all I’ve ever wanted.
Apple Podcasts5tn19177United States7 years ago - Best podcast EVER for film fanatics!
I drive a lot for work, and am always looking for a decent podcast that talks about the ins and outs of film. I've been so disappointed because a lot of podcasts are more into slamming movies, and most are way excessive on the cussing. Then fate intervened and showed me The Next Reel. Pete and Andy have such a love and appreciation for movies. They really dig deep on each episode, to the point where they sometimes feel like an awesome film class. They are funny and play off of each other very we... more
Apple Podcasts5TheologyScholarUnited States7 years ago - My new favourite podcast
I only found out about this podcast by reading a review of another movie podcast. I like /Filmcast, Now Playing and Filmspotting, but this one is by far the best. The good natured banter, the humour, the vast film knowledge, and the clear logical reasoning make this a standout. Neither host gets so high upon any horse that he can't be knocked off it by the other. There seems to be a genuine friendship and trust behind the intelligent analysis. I particularly love the Speakeasy episodes and the h... more
Apple Podcasts5Allistair62
Australia7 years ago - My favorite podcast!
This is the most informative and entertaining podcast about films. It’s addictive and fun to listen. I listen to every episode just to enjoy the conversation between the two hosts. Love the show! The best!
Apple Podcasts5BabySwiss1637United States7 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #56 |  Hong Kong/TV & Film/Film Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #90 |  Sweden/TV & Film/Film Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #109 |  Ukraine/TV & Film/Film Reviews |
Apple Podcasts | #134 |  South Africa/TV & Film/Film Reviews |
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1. William Conacher
2. John Cameron Mitchell
3. Leon Hunt
4. Chris Hamm
5. Patrick Fabian
6. Antoinette Messam
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