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We record a quick video call catch-up after a hot, sleepless night and compare two very different “siblings” movies. We review Stallone’s Paradise Alley and Adam Sandler’s Jack and Jill, then argue about what makes a character funny versus just plain annoying. 
• video call recording and a quick apology for the sound 
• what we watched and the mismatched viewing order 
• Paradise Alley set in the 1940s and the brothers’ money scheme 
• the youngest brother pushed into wrestling and taken advantage of 
• discomfort with the monkey scenes and why it lingers 
• Stallone’s first directed movie and a Rocky connection 
• Jack and Jill’s twin premise and why Jill grates on purpose 
• Al Pacino falling for Jill and the Dunkin’ Donuts commercial 
• cameos and side jokes that still make us laugh 
• the shared bridge between the movies as “annoying siblings” 
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