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Posted in Comedy, Silent, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, Black & White, 1900s-1910s, Animated on Aug 31st, 2019 Comments
Movie Theater Time Machine podcast concludes animation August with a live-streamed review of various cartoon shorts. Watch the playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQiPOyY73Swl1lrXuSloHXYxN3TbOK7v6 🍿 #animated #animation #cartoons #review #podbean #livestream #itunes #podernfamily #felixthecat #bettyboop
Posted in Comedy, War, Musical, 1930s, Black & White on Apr 14th, 2019 Comments
Movie Theater Time Machine podcast continues slapstick month (April 2019) with a review of the Marx Brothers 1933 #comedy #classic "Duck Soup." 🎙 #PodernFamily #comedymovie #classicmovie #moviereview #podcast #MarxBrothers #Groucho
Posted in Silent, Christmas, 1920s, 1930s, Black & White, Crime on Dec 16th, 2017 Comments
In this episode we review the 1930 film the Unholy Three. Starring Lon Chaney. Kaz compares it to the silent version from 1925.
Posted in War, Drama, 1930s, Black & White on Sep 9th, 2017 Comments
For Today's episode we reviewed "All Quiet on the Western Front" from 1930. One of the first talking war pictures. We jumped through the machine and met with a magician that may have a familar voice. We have Dan and Jocelyn joining us in the jazz club. Will we make it back? what will we see? We salute the doughboys of WW1 as part of the Movie Theater time Machine salute to the military in September. Thank you folks #WW1 #german #veterans
Posted in Drama, 1930s, Black & White on Jul 8th, 2017 Comments
Today we cover Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, starring James Stewart. Our second movie from him. #washington #senate #filibuster #camp #james #stewart
Posted in Romance, War, Drama, 1930s on Jun 10th, 2017 Comments
In this Episide we review Gone With The Wind, the classic movie about the old south in the civil war. #vivienleigh #oldhollywood #gonewiththewind #rhettbutler #scarlettohara #clarkgable #classicmovies
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Posted in Comedy, Silent, 1930s, Black & White on Feb 14th, 2017 Comments
We are on episode 1. Today's episode is "Modern Times" a review of film written, Directed and Starring Charlie Chaplin. Join us as we pull a depression era factoy worker, Max in to help us. If you want to get in touch with us, you can follow us on twitter @mttimemachine, Facebook and email us at movietheatertimemachine@gmail.com. Please subscribe on ITunes and follow us on podbean. Have fun, be good, not too good. #chaplin #silent #film #depression era
