All the Movies Podcast

I'm watching my way chronologically through the history of cinema. allthemovies.substack.com

All the Movies Podcast is a tv podcast hosted by Greg Gioia, with 64 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Greg Gioia hosts All the Movies Podcast, a tv show with 64 episodes published.

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  One A.M. (Aug. 7, 1916)

  Jan 8, 20255 minS0

  <p>I hope you didn’t mind my two recent posts that weren’t a part of the film chronology. I did something similar once before, in October, when I rattled off a list of my favorite monster movies, and I may do it again. Who knows? Fear not, however, if you are only here for the films, as nearly every time I post, it will be a podcast about the next film on my list.</p><p>Meanwhile, I feel I need to reiterate the reason this podcast exists, as my article about saving cinema attracted a large number of n...

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  The Half-Breed (Jul. 30, 1916)

  Jan 2, 202556 minS0

  <p>I know that in my last podcast I promised another Chaplin movie was coming next, but that was before I discovered the film The Half-Breed, which, as luck would have it, comes exactly next in the chronology. Starring Douglas Fairbanks, The Half-Breed was released 20 days after The Vagabond, and 8 days before One A.M. It was almost as if fate decreed that I find the movie just in time to include it in my podcast. Serendipity, am I right?</p><p>Not so fortuitous were my discoveries of two other Douglas Fairbanks films, The Good Bad-Man and The Mystery...

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  The Vagabond (Jul. 10, 1916)

  Nov 2, 20246 minS0

  <p>I have to admit, every time a Chaplin film pops up in the chronology, I’m a little nervous. I know I’m supposed to love his work, and praise him as an early genius of film, but so far I’ve been unimpressed by him. It’s as if his distinct look is all that sets him apart from his peers, at least so far. Will this be the film that changes my mind? Spoiler alert— sort of!</p><p>This short opens with a sequence in a bar that is the best thing I’ve seen from Chaplin yet...

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  Shoes (Jun. 26,1916)

  Oct 10, 20246 minS0

  <p>It’s becoming clear that early filmmakers were not shying away from difficult topics. I’ve already watched movies that deal with abortion, sweatshops, organized crime, class warfare, and race. Poverty has been a common topic as well, and that’s the focus of Lois Weber’s Shoes. Movie studios were clearly onboard with the notion of cinema as an agent of societal change.</p><p>Lois Weber was one of the big name directors of the 1910s, and this is the third of her films that I’ve watched, and the first where she didn’t share directing duties with...

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  East Lynne (Jun. 19, 1916)

  Oct 7, 20247 minS0

  <p>We’ll likely never get to see Theda Bara at the apex of her powers. This is one of only three surviving films in which she had a major role, and none are from her days as a major star. This film, and A Fool There Was, are early works, and the third, The Unchastened Woman, was her final full-length film, and a failed comeback attempt after many years of inactivity. Meanwhile, in between she became one of Hollywood’s most famous actresses, and portrayed characters such as Cleopatra, Salome, and Juliet, as well as starring in provocatively titled film...

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