The podcast in which a self-proclaimed film expert and an overly confident literary expert discuss film adaptations of books. It's lit.
Film is Lit
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5.0(6 reviews)
153 episodes
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The podcast in which a self-proclaimed film expert and an overly confident literary expert discuss film adaptations of books. It's lit.
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Publishing Since
6/1/2020
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Recent Episodes
June 9, 2026
Ep. 153 - The Bourne Identity (Ludlum, 1980/Liman, 2002)
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May 7, 2026
Ep. 152 - The Running Man (King, 1982/Glaser, 1987)
<p><strong>**THE EPISODE CONTAINS FULL SPOILERS**</strong></p><p>More like “The TALKING Man” because Arnie spends half this movie delivering one-liner after one-liner like his life depends on it! On this episode of the Film is Lit podcast, we fire up the 1987 sci-fi action cult classic “The Running Man,” starring the one and only Arnold Schwarzenegger in peak action-hero mode. Packed with outrageous kills, gloriously cheesy catchphrases, and iconic retro fashion (sponsored by Adidas!) the film remains a fascinating time capsule of the Reagan era. Beneath all the camp lies a genuinely inspired villain performance by Richard Dawson, the first host of Family Feud. We also had a blast spotting our current home of Culver City in this movie - the good ol' CC! But here’s the big question: does “The Running Man” actually hold up as an action classic, or is it mostly remembered for the vibes? And how does it compare to the much darker, nastier Stephen King novel it was based on? Listen and find out!</p><p><br>#TheRunningMan #ArnoldSchwarzenegger #RichardDawson #StephenKing #SciFi #80sMovies #CultClassic #ActionMovies #Dystopian #MariaConchitaAlonso #YaphetKotto #JesseVentura #JimBrown #MickFleetwood #PaulMichaelGlaser #FilmIsLit #FilmisLitpod #BookToScreen #MovieReview #Podcast #CulverCity #80sAction #CampCinema #MoviePodcast</p>
April 7, 2026
Ep. 151 - Project Hail Mary (Weir, 2021/Lord & Miller, 2026)
<p><strong>**THIS EPISODE CONTAINS FULL SPOILERS**</strong></p><p>AMAZE! AMAZE! AMAZE! </p><p>This week on The Film is Lit Podcast, we’re blasting off into <strong>Project Hail Mary </strong>-<strong> </strong>the long-awaited adaptation of Andy Weir’s hard sci-fi epic. Joining us is returning guest and certified Weir superfan, Matt Gaylord, whose love for the book is second only to <strong>The Martian</strong>… so the big question remains: did the film deliver the goods? On this episode, the three of us break down Ryan Gosling as Ryland Grace, first contact in film, and our latest obsession, Rocky. And we ask another big question… is Rocky officially cuter than Baby Yoda? Tune in to find out. AMAZE!!!</p><p>#ProjectHailMary #AndyWeir #RyanGosling #RylandGrace #RockyTheEridian #TheMartian #FilmIsLitPodcast #PhilLord #ChrisMiller #SandraHüller #MoviePodcast #BookToFilm #SpaceMovies #FirstContact #Grogu #BabyYoda #FilmDiscussion #SciFiLit</p>
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