Moody Movies: Dog Day Afternoon (1975), The Parent Trap (1998), Brokeback Mountain (2005), Forbidden Planet (1956)

Kylie & Elliott have their expectations overturned with a 1970s banger, fall in love with a 90s classic, revisit a movie twenty years later, and see Anne Francis in Forbidden Planet (wah-ah-ah-oh-oh).

Watch the Mike Mills directed music video for Talking Heads' Psycho Killer.

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Moody Movie: 28 Years Later (2025)

Welcome back to Mini Mood: a bite-sized episode that focuses on a movie at the top of the zeitgeist. In this episode, Kylie & Elliott manage the expectations of an unexpected sequel, feel tonal whiplash, and discuss the difference between watching a movie and what it feels like after it’s done.

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Moody Movies: Exhibition (2013), The War of the Worlds (1953), Friendship (2025), Endless Cookie (2025), It Came from Outer Space (1953)

Kylie & Elliott feel seen by the dynamic in a film (for better or worse), fall in love with technicolour, see the film of one of their all-time new favourite movie trailers, become enamoured with animation and storytelling, and recognize the singularity of a theme (even if some boredom creeps in).

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Moody Movie: Materialists (2025)

Welcome back to Mini Mood: a bite-sized episode that focuses on a movie at the top of the zeitgeist. In this episode, Kylie & Elliott feel nervous for a new release, consider the tension between genre reclamation and subversion, and get the vapours for three babely babes.

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Moody Movies: Synecdoche, New York (2008), The Worst Person in the World (2021), I Saw the TV Glow (2024)

Kylie & Elliott are joined by Elli McDine to discuss three movies that explore identity and what it means to live an authentic life. Along the way, they think about what it means to build a life in a burning house, insist on the necessity of play and curiosity, feel the ambiguity of endings, and recognize the simultaneous pain and power of opening your chest.

Follow Elli on Instagram at @elli.mcdine and watch her series Coming Home

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Moody Movies: The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951), The Long Walk (2019), The Red Balloon (1956), The Tree of Life (2011)

Kylie & Elliott find the origins of a favourite sci-fi subgenre, dive into the layers of time and space that a contemplative ghost movie creates, marvel at the most beautiful balloons in all of cinema, insist that even the shortest of films deserve thought and discussion, and are left cold by a thematic exploration of the universe.

Listen to Outcasts of the Earth from our buddy Kenyon Payne

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Moody Movie: The Life of Chuck (2025)

Welcome back to Mini Mood: a bite-sized episode that focuses on a movie at the top of the zeitgeist. In this episode, Kylie & Elliott appreciate the beauty of an ephemeral life, reflect on the perfect adaptation pairing, and contain multitudes.

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Moody Movies: Gaslight (1944), Cinema Paradiso (1988), Working Girls (1986), Rumble in the Bronx (1995)

Kylie & Elliott dig into the origins of an idiom, find necessity in honouring places and the people associated with them, appreciate the radicalness of a film portraying boredom at work, and fall (further) in love with silly bananas action movies.

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