Top Pandemic Movies

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Dr. Kirk, Humberto, and Collin list their top pandemic movies.

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0:00.0	So as we approach what is hopefully the end of a pandemic, hopefully, hopefully, hopefully,
0:05.4	I thought we could finally talk about pandemic movies because people have been talking a lot
0:10.9	about pandemic movies for a lot of obvious reasons. And I frankly did not want to talk about it
0:16.8	because it was when you live in the middle of a pandemic, you don't want to talk about a pandemic,
0:22.1	but now that it's almost over, I feel ready to talk about it with my two buds,
0:26.8	Umberto and Colin. I thought we would give our top three pandemic movies. Let's get into it.
0:33.2	My name is Dr. Kirk Honda. I'm a therapist and a professor. My name is Umberto Kassignat
0:38.1	and I clean masks. I'm Colin Miller. I work for the gay men's mindfulness collective
0:43.0	and I'm currently a little congested. Let's go have medical order. Burdo, give your three for us,
0:50.8	please. Oh man. So lots of movies to choose from. I'm going to start with a little bit
0:56.5	of 28 weeks, uh, 28 days later. Sorry. Is this your number three? This is my number three,
1:03.3	28 days later. Okay. Why is it? When is it your number three? Well, I guess I'll tell you why it's
1:09.0	in my top three. It's because when I saw this movie, I guess there had been movies that did fast
1:15.6	fast zombies, but I never really had had a movie about zombies where I just freaked out about
1:22.4	the intensity. And so here is a movie where, you know, similar plot to a walking dead and, um,
1:29.8	the, the thing of like the guy waking up and like, what's going on? And, but these were so threatening
1:37.0	and they were caused by a virus. And these were not like your usual, uh, brains. No, man, these,
1:45.2	these zombies were coming at you, coming super fast. There was just no getting away. Super intense.
1:50.8	The movie is very tight, very well made. Uh, and I actually felt, I remember feeling kind of
1:56.4	stressed watching it. Yeah. So, um, it could be argued that that movie started the renaissance of
2:03.6	zombie movies that last period. Absolutely. Yeah. Because I remember when that, I mean, if you saw
2:09.1	that movie for the first time today, you'd be like, yeah, okay, whatever. But I remember at the time,
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