A rare double feature from us tackles two of the greatest pop culture films, and arguable two of the most influential films of all-time, both celebrating milestone years this year. Jaws (50th Anniversary) and Back to the Future (40th Anniversary), both have a special place in our hearts, and have somehow gotten better with age.

In this episode we discuss both films, briefly talk about beer cause the stars of the show are these two movies, and have fun talking about two iconic scores, offer up fun trivia, and a whole lot more. We hope you enjoy this very special episode as we had a ton of fun getting to record it and rewatch these films.

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Just like "he who must not be named," we sometimes wait a while to show up, but when we do, we come back with a vengeance! You're not the same, you've changed. In this new episode we jump back into the films of 2005 and rewatch the "children's" classic "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire."

We feature a fun guest in this one, and along with some new beers, fun trivia, and all kinds of laughs, we think you will enjoy it. Thank you for the support and find us on 20years4beers.com for more.

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1995 was a launching pad of a year for Brad Pitt, as evidenced by our last two films. First it was the classic "Se7en," and then an Oscar nominated turn in the Uber weird Terry Gilliam directed "12 Monkeys." While we may not have liked the film nearly as much as either of us remembered, 1995 will be remembered as a coming out party for Pitt.

Along with some new beers, and trivia, we hope you enjoy this episode more than we enjoyed the film. Thank you for your support, and be sure to find us at 20years4beers.com for more.

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Another week, another episode NOT from 20 years ago! That's how we roll here on 20/4 baby!

On this week's episode we take a look back at the 30th anniversary of another all-time classic film from our youth (no bias to see here folks), and rewatch David Fincher's masterpiece "Se7en." Not for the faint of heart, the film holds up extremely well and is a prime example of 90's filmmaking at its finest.

Along with our newest love fest over a film, we enjoy some new beers from a love fest of a beer location in St. Louis, and also find some fun new trivia and have a lot of laughs about a not so funny subject film.

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Here we come with banger after banger from the 90's, and after our rewatch of "Heat" we follow it up with a top-10 favorite film for at least one of us in Ron Howard's "Apollo 13." This isn't even an if you know you know type film, this is one of those movies that you NEED to know about. Apollo 13 represents what is great and truly magical about filmmaking.

Needless to say, you are in store for a love fest, but we also enjoy some new beers and trivia so we know that fans of the show will love this as much as we did recording it.

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We have finally made it to one of our favorite films of all-time... if "Seven" or "Fight Club" are movies for film bros, then 1995's "Heat" is a movie for film buffs.  This film had more than just a little influence on our love of films, especially heist thrillers, and director Michael Mann deserves all of the love for it.

Once again we take a longer look back than 20 years, but as usual we still sit down and discuss it over four new beers, have a lot of laughs and a trivia round featuring A LOT of wrong answers.

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Welcome back to 20 Years 4 Beers!  After a (hopefully) brief hiatus from editing we have come back strong with another film from further back than 20 years and we discuss 1990's mafia classic, "Goodfellas."

What can you say about Martin Scorsese's film that hasn't been said before? Well perhaps that at least one of us has some major issues with the film as a whole... teaser! Along with our conversation about the film, we discuss new beers, some extra trivia and as always have a lot of laughs.  

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In 2025 we will be taking some additional further looks back into films from beyond 20 years, because the year 2005 was, to put it plainly, a garbage year of films... so what better way to enjoy our time together than travelling 35 years back to the Best Picture winning epic "Dances With Wolves."

We enjoy at least four new beers, have some fun trivia, and overall just gush on a film that somehow gets overlooked in film history thanks to another film from 1990 which we will cover in the next happy hour.

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Say what you will about this movie, after 20 years it is pretty amazing that we are talking about a black and white period piece about the McCarthy era and are unfortunately able to find modern day parallels. In 2005's Oscar Nominated "Good Night and Good Luck," we see these parallels take place, though one of us saw them more than the other...meaning it is safe to say, that one of us has great taste in films, and the other one is Tim.

Along with new beers and some new trivia, we hope you enjoy this new episode of 20/4! Thanks for your support and find us online at 20years4beers.com.

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Bye Bye sub-par movies of 2004, hello somehow even worse movies of 2005!!! We are actually excited to start a new season and a new year of films, and we begin our journey back to 2004 with an epic masterpiece of a film, that almost no one saw, in Ridley Scott's "Kingdom of Heaven: Director's Cut."

A new year also brings a new set of older films, some new segments, and a lot of fun. Combine that with the regular fan favorites and new beers each week, and we think this year will be the best one yet. Thanks for your support and find us on the web at 20years4beers.com.

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