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Solo: A Star Wars Story hits theaters this weekend, so we decided to revisit each and every Star Wars movie, including the strange, misfit TV movies history has tried to erase. We didn’t want to force (no pun intended) every single installment into one episode, so for part 1 of our discussion we review everything from the very first movie up through the prequel trilogy. Our discussion has plenty of surprises and hot takes (mostly from Jason), and we hope you enjoy listening!

Hosted by Sam Noland, Jason Read, and Anthony Battaglia!

SHOW NOTES:

• 0:01:54 - Introduction to Star Wars
• 0:07:59 - Star Wars
• 0:20:03 - The Star Wars Holiday Special
• 0:23:50 - The Empire Strikes Back
• 0:31:08 - Return of the Jedi
• 0:39:23 - The Ewok Adventure and The Battle for Endor
• 0:49:06 - The Phantom Menace and prequel trilogy discussion
• 1:10:35 - Attack of the Clones
• 1:21:18 - Revenge of the Sith
• 1:32:12 - Final Thoughts and Conclusion

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This week on Anyway, That’s All I Got, we decided to talk about something a little more relaxed than what we’re used to and discuss some animated movie recommendations. Whether they’re underseen or underrated, we talk about the animated movies we wish would get more attention than they already do. We excluded anything by Disney or Pixar, since those are talked about quite often.

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Question for you: What are some animated movies (excluding Disney and Pixar) that you would recommend? Also, give us your defense for why Spirited Away is great (if you think it is). We can't wait to read them!

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Now that Avengers: Infinity War has finally been released, we were able to continue our breakdown of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). We start by catching up on Ant-Man, which we didn’t realize was part of Phase 2, followed by our breakdown of Phase 3 (so far). From Captain America: Civil War all the way to Avengers: Infinity War, we analyze, debate, agree, and disagree about the previous 7 installments of the MCU. 

Hosted by Sam Noland, Jason Read, Anthony Battaglia, and special guest Guy Simons Jr. (@filmguy99).

Question for you: Which phase of the MCU is your favorite?

• 0:01:14 - Ant-Man
• 0:08:49 - Introduction to Phase 3
• 0:11:39 - Captain America: Civil War
• 0:24:39 - Doctor Strange
• 0:32:41 - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
• 0:40:30 - Spider-Man: Homecoming
• 0:48:02 - Thor: Ragnarok
• 0:54:44 - Black Panther
• 1:06:36 - Avengers: Infinity War
• 1:16:08 - Phase 3 Conclusion
• 1:19:53 - Infinity War Spoiler Discussion

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Avengers: Infinity War is poised to take the entire world by storm this summer, so for our monthly Cinemaholics crossover episode, we're revisiting and analyzing the first 11 films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. From Iron Man to Avengers: Age of Ultron, we discuss the hits and misses of the first two phases of the MCU and have a fun series of agreements and disagreements along the way...

Hosted by Sam Noland, Jason Read, and Anthony Battaglia. Featuring special guest Jack Muldoon!

Note: At the time of recording, we neglected to realize that Ant-Man technically counts as being part of Phase 2. We will discuss Ant-Man and address the mistake in next week's episode!

• 0:02:00 - Introduction to the MCU
• 0:08:40 - Iron Man (2008)
• 0:15:00 - The Incredible Hulk (2008)
• 0:23:00 - Iron Man 2 (2010)
• 0:30:24 - Thor (2011)
• 0:37:00 - Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)
• 0:44:34 - The Avengers (2012)
• 0:50:42 - Iron Man 3 (2013)
• 0:59:33 - Thor: The Dark World (2013)
• 1:05:56 - Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
• 1:13:07 - Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)
• 1:19:58 - Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)
• 1:28:47 - Final Thoughts

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In honor of the unfortunate passing of R. Lee Ermey, this week we decided to count down our 5 favorite supporting characters from a whole litany of movies. We quickly realized that we had bitten off more than we could chew with this massive topic, because there are literally MILLIONS of supporting characters, but we decided to give it a shot anyway!

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Anthony's list:

5. Sgt. Al Powell from Die Hard

4. Jimmy Dugan from A League of Their Own

3. Burt Gummer from Tremors

2. Everett Hitch from Appaloosa

1. Igor from Young Frankenstein

Jason's List:

5. Frank from Frank

4. Paddy Conlon from Warrior

3. Peter Evans from Bug

2. Daisy Domergue from The Hateful Eight

1. Wendy Torrance from The Shining

Sam's List:

5. Alice from Alice in the Cities

4. Homer Parrish from The Best Years of Our Lives

3. Cassandra Anderson from Dredd

2. Jerry Langford from The King of Comedy

1. The Blind Girl from City Lights

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In honor of the release of A Quiet Place, the ATAIG crew got together to count down their top 5 most suspenseful movies! It's a very broad, personal, and subjective topic, so our lists ended up being very diverse and indicative of our own sensibilities. There are plenty of obvious choices, but there are also plenty of surprising revelations along the way...

Question for you: What movies did you find to be the most suspenseful? Also, what tends to get under your skin when it comes to suspense in general?

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Anthony's List:

5. The Game

4. The Poseidon Adventure

3. Wind River

2. Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father

1. The Hateful Eight

Jason's List:

5. Creep/Creep 2

4. Antichrist/Melancholia

3. The Invitation

2. The Vanishing

1. The Witch

Sam's List:

5. Le Cercle Rouge

4. Prisoners

3. The Conversation

2. The Thing

1. The Wages of Fear​

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This week on Anyway, That’s All I Got, we decided to tackle Wes Anderson’s entire filmography in a broad, chronological overview. We start in 1994 with the original Bottle Rocket and work all the way forward to the newly-released Isle of Dogs. We all have a variety of strong opinions on his filmography, so this discussion takes some very interesting turns. 

• 0:07:36 - Introduction to Wes Anderson
• 0:13:40 - Bottle Rocket (1994)
• 0:16:40 - Bottle Rocket (1996)
• 0:25:39 - Rushmore (1998)
• 0:33:57 - The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)
• 0:38:34 - The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou (2004)
• 0:42:25 - The Darjeeling Limited/Hotel Chevalier (2007)
• 0:49:54 - Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
• 0:57:02 - Moonrise Kingdom (2012)
• 1:03:07 - The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
• 1:12:02 - Come Together (2016)
• 1:13:43 - Isle of Dogs (2018)

Question for you: Are you a Wes Anderson fan? If so, why? If not, why not? Also, do you enjoy our weekly recommendation segment?

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Which Oscars movies have been the most notable throughout history? In this latest episode of Anyway, That's All I Got, hosts Sam Noland, Jason Read, and Anthony Battaglia discuss some of the best wins and biggest upsets  for the Academy Awards. Plus, they recap some of the wins from the 2018 awards.

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