The Movie Marathon Podcast is a film podcast built around the binge. We marathon entire franchises and films from start to finish — one movie per episode — covering the production history, the casting, the performances, and what each film actually means. Our rewatches are tied to new releases and culturally relevant moments, so there's always a reason to be listening.
Whether you've seen the movie 30 times or you just came out of the theater, every episode is a deep dive. Every binge is intentional. And every opinion was formed by watching the movies before we turned on our mics. Welcome to the Binge Bros, let's marathon some movies.
New episodes every Tuesday.
You Can See Everything — Nathan Fielder's Oscar Moment
The Binge Bros break down You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos and her partner Billy Evans in the weeks before she reported to federal prison. Beware, spoilers ahead, because why would we deceive you?
The episode covers Amanda Seyfried watching Elizabeth watch Amanda play Elizabeth, the “Who’s on First?” scene, whether Billy is the real villain, and whether Elizabeth knew about his profit deal. Plus the central question of the film: are they deceitful, or just terrible communicators? And a prediction that Nathan Fielder is about to be an Oscar winner.
20 Oct 2026
X-Men (2000) — What To Know Before Doomsday
The Binge Bros kick off their binge ahead of Avengers: Doomsday with 2000's X-Men, the movie that launched the modern superhero era. This episode covers the long road to green lighting an X-Men film, Kevin Feige as an associate producer smuggling comics onto set, Michael Jackson campaigning to play Professor X, and how Russell Crowe, Dougray Scott, and a Mission: Impossible 2 delay got Hugh Jackman the claws on short-notice. Then a full scene-by-scene recall of the film, from the Poland opening to the Statue of Liberty, plus whether it still holds up and what you need to remember before Doomsday comes.
13 Oct 2026
The Social Reckoning — Should This Movie Exist?
The Binge Bros talk about Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning, a spiritual sequel to David Fincher's 2010 film, The Social Network, where Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen (Mikey Madison) and Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff Horwitz (Jeremy Allen White) break The Facebook Files. The episode covers Jeremy Strong replacing Jesse Eisenberg as Zuckerberg and whether this version is too villainous, whether Bill Burr felt too much like Sorkin’s mouthpiece, why the score never reaches Reznor and Ross territory, and whether this movie should exist at all.
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