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Movie Memory Machine is a podcast dedicated to films that are forgotten but not gone.Each week the Machine sends us backward and forward through time and forces us to blow the dust off a wide release film that history has forgotten to decide if we should send it back to modern memory or leave it drifting in the ether of space.
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Episode #166
Truman and Landen notice the trip between seasons feels longer, so they check the Movie Memory Machine and perform a software update to Machine OS 3.0. The reboot prints an unexpected message — “Dimensional rift activated” — leading to a surreal turn of events. New episodes coming soon!
Episode #165
<p>Hosts Truman Capps and Landon Solano celebrate the end of Movie Memory Machine season two by revisiting the season’s highlights, relitigating past verdicts, and sharing behind-the-scenes reflections.</p> <p>They discuss standout episodes (like Hotel Artemis), director’s-cut discoveries (Nightmare Alley), memorable performances, box‑office and budget stats, hand out M3P awards, correct a few on‑air missteps, and tease the machine’s next destination for season three.</p>
Episode #164
<p >A dark fantasy reimagining that reframes a classic fairy tale as a large-scale action-driven property.</p> <p > </p> <p >This is a studio attempt to position a familiar story within the early-2010s wave of gritty fairy tale adaptations, combining franchise ambitions with a more grounded visual tone.</p> <p > </p> <p >We’re dropping into 2012 to see how the machine handles a traditional narrative rebuilt for blockbuster positioning.</p> <p > </p> <p >This is the People's Choice movie for Season 2. For more information on how YOU can suggest a film, visit our Patreon.</p> <p > </p> <p >Released in 201...
Episode #163
<p >A hyper-stylized Greek myth adaptation that leans heavily on digital visuals and slow-motion combat.</p> <p > </p> <p >This is a mid-budget mythological epic positioned between the grounded approach of earlier sword-and-sandal films and the graphic-novel aesthetic that followed in the wake of 300.</p> <p > </p> <p >We’re dropping into 2011 to see how the machine processes a film built almost entirely on visual identity and tone.</p> <p > </p> <p >This is a cross-over episode with Odyssey: A Daily Odyssey through Homer's The Odyssey.</p> <p > </p> <p >Released in 2011, directed by Tarsem Singh, and starring Henry Cavill, Mickey...
Episode #162
<p >A steampunk-leaning reimagining of a classic swashbuckler, built around spectacle, 3D visuals, and an ensemble cast.</p> <p > </p> <p >This is a version of The Three Musketeers that shifts the focus from period adventure to action-driven franchise potential, reframing a well-worn story through the lens of early-2010s blockbuster trends.</p> <p > </p> <p >We’re locking into 2011 to examine how the machine handles a literary staple rebuilt for the post-Pirates, post-Avatar era.</p> <p > </p> <p >This is a cross-over episode with The Countdown of Monte Cristo.</p> <p > </p> <p >Released in 2011, directed by Paul W. S. And...
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