Here I am trying to enjoy a podcast about MOVIES…and who would have guessed it, the libtard hosts have to push political narratives and agendas, as if this were a podcast on politics. Unbelievable. The hosts suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome, I’ll pass.

This podcast relies on a excellent concept for a show. The good news? It follows through with knowledge and humor.

Alan and James clearly love movies and want to discuss them. What I enjoy most is how they carefully dissect a film and acknowledge that a movie may not stand the test of time, but is still one they enjoy. I don’t always agree with their final verdict, but the joy is in the journey. If nothing else, the conversations they have with each other get me talking about the movies they watch, and that is always a good time.

These dudes have amazing chemistry, and really know their stuff, it’s legit one of my favorite shows out there. Perfect amount of nerd, perfect amount of nostalgia.

This podcast gives movies a fair trial. The hosts approach the movies with nostaglia glasses but don't leave them on the whole time. It's great hearing someone's conflict with these beloved movies articulated, the way I feel it as well.

Listening to this podcast is like sitting down with a couple of old buddies and saying, “Aww man, do you remember that one movie? I wonder if it’s as great as I remember it?” Good times, funny analysis, and insight into the cast, crew, and era in which the films were made. You shouldn’t miss out on this one. Also, Alan owes me $50 for this review now. Make check out to The Wayward Willis. 😉

Insightful critiques of the films of the last generation. Hollywood continues to try to make its Next Big Thing just a redo of yesteryears Big Thing, but with 'The Test of Time' podcast we can continue to relive the brilliance of the originals. The spotlight of the program is the hosts, adding wit, insight and a bit of nostalgia as they try to see where the films fit into a present day perspective. Truly it is Messrs. Noah and Brief that will stand 'The Test of Time'

Unscripted, funny and spontaneous! Made my commute fun. Made me want to re watch some of these movies.

I may be a bit biased since I know the podcasters, but to be honest, that actually made me more likely to give a negative review. Despite a healthy dose of skepticism, Al and James won me over with their unique reviews, their humor, and their ability to stray off topic so seamlessly that 10 minutes later you wonder how you came to be listening to a podcast on why Carl Sagan would enjoy playing the Nintendo DS. Good work boys, thoroughly enjoyable. Makes me wish I was back in NYC with you guys.