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Animated Wonders: The Animated Flicks That Hit Hard
In the latest episode of The Films That Ruined Us, Miles and I delve into the animated films that have left a permanent mark on our souls — the ones that moved us, shook us, and made us question why we ever thought animation was just for kids. Miles chose Watership Down, while I chose Pixar’s Up…
Bad Taste & Bad Influence: The Comedies That Defined Our Sense of Humour
In the latest episode of The Films That Ruined Us, Miles and I take a nostalgic trip back to the outrageous comedies that helped form our slightly warped sense of humour. We’re talking Naked Gun and Blazing Saddles, which are two very different films, but both were pivotal in shaping how we see the world and, more importantly, how we laugh at it…
Unexpected Masterpieces: Movies We Thought We'd Hate But Ended Up Loving
In film, as in life, sometimes our assumptions lead us astray. We decide, often at first glance—based on a trailer, a poster, or even just a passing mention—that a particular movie isn’t for us. Perhaps we’ve heard mediocre things from friends, or we remember an uninspiring marketing campaign.
Family Fallout: Films That Hit Home and Tugged at Our Heartstrings
Not all families fit the traditional mould, and that’s exactly what makes them so compelling. In this episode of The Films That Ruined Us, we examine two movies that explore nonconventional family dynamics—from cosmic obsessions to chaotic road trips.
Romantic Misguidance: The Films That Lied to Us About Love
Love in the movies is magical. It’s filled with grand gestures, witty banter, and perfectly timed declarations of devotion. But let’s be honest—real life? Not so much. In this episode of The Films That Ruined Us, we’re diving into the romantic myths that Hollywood sold us.
Scarring Sci-Fi: When Science Fiction Blew (or Broke) Our Minds
Science fiction: a genre of limitless possibilities where technology, time, and space collide with the human condition. Sometimes, these films expand your mind with their bold visions of the future.
The Force of Obsession: How Star Wars Took Over Our Lives
A long time ago, in a childhood far, far away… we were normal. And then Star Wars happened. In this episode of The Films That Ruined Us, we take a hyperspace jump into the galaxy that changed everything.