28 - Longest Train Trip Ever

Episode 28 of the What Was That Called Again? podcast, hosted by Thomas and Will, titled "28 - Longest Train Trip Ever" was published on May 27, 2024 and runs 64 minutes.

May 27, 2024 ·64m · What Was That Called Again?

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Summary

Welcome to episode 28 of What Was That Called Again? with Thomas and Will. In this week’s episode, we go into three French films. But first we talk about the Russian Ark and we start a new segment called “drink check”. Anyway, Will thinks he may have seen or at least slept through one or two of them. Thomas kind of remembers watching one several years ago but doesn’t remember a lot about the film, except that he didn’t like it much. We eventually get to the creative segment and Thomas struggles through but we eventually reach a conclusion and then the show just ends. This is truly a nouvelle vague style episode. Featured movies: Paris Belongs to Us Jules and Jim Le Deuxième Souffle (The Second Wind)

Episode Description

Welcome to episode 28 of What Was That Called Again? with Thomas and Will. In this week’s episode, we go into three French films. But first we talk about the Russian Ark and we start a new segment called “drink check”. Anyway, Will thinks he may have seen or at least slept through one or two of them. Thomas kind of remembers watching one several years ago but doesn’t remember a lot about the film, except that he didn’t like it much. We eventually get to the creative segment and Thomas struggles through but we eventually reach a conclusion and then the show just ends. This is truly a nouvelle vague style episode.

Featured movies:

Paris Belongs to Us

Jules and Jim

Le Deuxième Souffle (The Second Wind)

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