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Running through 20 categories (not including the shorts)! 

It has been too long- but we're back now! The two of us bring on our first ever guest, Ryan, as we talk about our backgrounds in film and dig into a variety of topics. We hope you stay with us for the rest of the year, the next episode scheduled for December! 

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Yes, I am alive. I have returned to briefly discuss my picks for the 93rd Academy Awards, which will be happening April 25th! This is one of the most chaotic races. Listen to me pretend to know what I'm talking about for thirty minutes. As always, we appreciate our listeners and sponsors. Cheers. 

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We witnessed one of the most terrible yet entertaining movies of the 80's. It's basically a rip off of E.T and it shows. A movie that was entirely funded by McDonalds. A weird alien that befriends an obnoxious child. So hang out with us as we laugh about everything in this wild ride. 

This week, we split up the commentary and each expressed our opinion for a film that wasn't quite working for us. Nolan has taken a step backward with this film, Tenet (2020). Stay safe out there if you're thinking of venturing to your local theater for this one- or take our word and wait until it comes out on blu ray. Trust me, you'll need those subtitles. 

TIMESTAMPS: 

Sam's Commentary- 1:26 / updates- 21:31 / Maggie's Commentary- 22:00 

You must've heard of Rob Reiner's quotable cult classic- get ready for an overly energetic synopsis and some of our favorite moments. We relive the witty humor at play, mentioning many many times how cool Westley is, and lots of tangents this week. Shout out to our Ireland gang! 

Have you often revisited films to discover more underlying meanings? Tired of your family? Can't stop typing the same thing over and over again on your typewriter? Welcome to the first episode where we will be discussing the theories and countless moments we noticed within Stanley Kubrick's 1980 psychological thriller: The Shining.