We’re kicking off this first episode by looking back at the year in movies. Spoiler Alert: the Oscars would look a LOT different if we were in charge.

We&rsquo;re kicking off this first episode by looking back at the year in movies. Spoiler Alert: the Oscars would look a LOT different if we were in charge.

John Barber and Pete Peterson are fascinated, infuriated, and gobsmacked by the art of cinema. In other words, they’re in love with the movies. Join them as they host this podcast about the joy, the disappointment, and the magic of film.

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We&#8217;re kicking off this first episode by looking back at the year in movies. Spoiler Alert: the Oscars would look a LOT different if we were in charge.

Our Favorites of 2018

In this special Quarantine edition of Fixed in Post, host John Barber recruits some new blood. He is joined by Chris Thiessen, Director of Sales & Event Programming at the Rabbit Room, and they cover two of John's favorite films—Children of Men and Phantom Thread. Will Chris end up with the same affection for them that John has? Spoiler alert: yes and no.

In this special Quarantine edition of Fixed in Post, host John Barber recruits some new blood. He is joined by Chris Thiessen, Director of Sales &amp; Event Programming at the Rabbit Room, and they cover two of John's favorite films&mdash;Children of Men and Phantom Thread. Will Chris end up with the same affection for them that John has? Spoiler alert: yes and no.

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John Barber and Pete Peterson look back at the year in film and start making some lists. A list of favorites? Yep. A list of disappointments? Yep. Lists everywhere. It was the best of years, it was the worst of years (and John Barber is mostly wrong).

John Barber and Pete Peterson look back at the year in film and start making some lists. A list of favorites? Yep. A list of disappointments? Yep. Lists everywhere. It was the best of years, it was the worst of years (and John Barber is mostly wrong).

Our Favorites of 2019

Love him or hate him, Quentin Tarantino has always been a provocative director. In his newest film he takes a look back at the Hollywood of the late '60s with its hippies and westerns and Bruce Lee and even a little bit of The Great Escape. There's a lot to discuss, and only one thing is certain: Tarantino provokes Pete Peterson and John Barber to profoundly different reactions.

Love him or hate him, Quentin Tarantino has always been a provocative director. In his newest film he takes a look back at the Hollywood of the late '60s with its hippies and westerns and Bruce Lee and even a little bit of The Great Escape. There's a lot to discuss, and only one thing is certain: Tarantino provokes Pete Peterson and John Barber to profoundly different reactions.

Our Favorites of 2018

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