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Things get more complicated on this week's Fargo as the Fardas and the Cannons start sowing the seeds for war. Who will come out on top? We have no idea, so watch it alright?

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It's barely a franchise. The original came from the studio with Dino De Laurentis's name on it. It's been 28 years since its previous entry. So why the hell are we doing the movies of Bill and Ted, two movie doofuses who until this year, had made two movies that made decent money, but nothing worth writing home about. But despite all odds, this year has brought us a brand new entry entitled Bill & Ted Face The Music. Do I have to reiterate how crazy a year 2020 has been?

But before we get there, we have to review the first two. Join myself, Jack, and Alyx as we begin with the 1989 original, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. What are our memories of it, and is this one of those times when a movie that was a sentimental childhood favorite becomes a modern day laughable farce? Listen below to find out!

Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

 

 

 

 

 

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NFL is in full swing and the Boys get into it.  Quick discussions on the NBA Finals and the MLB Playoffs.  Dak Prescott, Tom Brady, Russell Wilson(puke), and scheduling?  Enjoy!

 

 

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Lots to cover as Law Moreno and Pete empty the voicemail bag as swiftly and efficiently as three drunk idiots can. Moreno then subs out for Ammon and we begin the Horror Movie Tournament. $.5 hours later we crown a champion. There's heartbreak, laughs, deep unexpected insight, and farts.

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After doing full career retrospectives on Michael Mann and Quentin Tarantino last year, it didn’t take long to figure out whose directorial career the Aftertaste was going to tackle next. An influencer, and someone whose films can be dissected to death, Christopher Nolan is someone who has a firm grasp on what kind of vision he wants to display. From Batman to focused World War II stories, Nolan has certainly run the gamut of what kind of stories he has to tell. But with the only Nolan related things covered in this podcast being his Dark Knight Trilogy, as well as him having a film called Tenet scheduled to come out this summer, we felt it was time to tackle the rest of his career. So join myself, Jack, and Matt as we look at what his career outside of the cowl has consisted of, while leading up to a review of Tenet.

Though there have been plenty of emotional scenes in Nolan's work, there was never any project of his which seemed too personal to him. His work, as Matt has pointed out previously in this retrospective, has been very clinical, and there hadn't been that one film which came from a place within his heart. Until Dunkirk. 

When Nolan announced that his follow-up to Interstellar was a World War II film based on an incident that happened in Britain which took place before Americans became involved, there were plenty of turned heads who didn't think he could pull it off. But, what else is new? When Dunkirk came out in the winter of 2017, Nolan proved that he could indeed make a personal film which transformed to box office gold. Three years later, Matt, Jack, and myself review the three perspective film (or is it an experience?) and determine if it deserves to be placed among Nolan's best work. Be forewarned. There is a review in this podcast which shocked the other two.

Ten down, one to go! Listen to the end as we talk about how we are handling the roll out of our Tenet review, and thanks a ton for all your patience as we get through this longer than expected retrospective.

Dunkirk (2017) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

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On September 28th, news broke that Chadwick Boseman had passed due to cancer. The news was shocking and a surprise to many. In honor of his memory, Batch opens up with a recently recorded tribute to the man. It is a terrible loss, as he was definitely bound for film greatness beyond his extremely important role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and several biopics.

Rest in Power, T'Challa. You will be severely missed.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Logan returns for one lahst Small Screen Heroes podcast before Kid James is born. Batch and him discuss DC Fandome and all the trailers, news, and geeky goodness that came (gross) out of it. There was a lot of shit. Post that, the two talk about the new Netflix documentary series High Score. They segue perfectly to video game conversation. Fucking nerds.

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After doing full career retrospectives on Michael Mann and Quentin Tarantino last year, it didn't take long to figure out whose directorial career the Aftertaste was going to tackle next. An influencer, and someone whose films can be dissected to death, Christopher Nolan is someone who has a firm grasp on what kind of vision he wants to display. From Batman to focused World War II stories, Nolan has certainly run the gamut of what kind of stories he has to tell. But with the only Nolan related things covered in this podcast being his Dark Knight Trilogy, as well as him having a film called Tenet scheduled to come out this summer, we felt it was time to tackle the rest of his career. So join myself, Jack, and Matt as we look at what his career outside of the cowl has consisted of, while leading up to a review of Tenet.

After The Dark Knight Rises, the commitments Nolan had to the studio completely changed. As Goudreau pointed out at the conclusion of that podcast, he now had a blank checkbook to do what he wanted. But with his superhero trilogy done, what was the British filmmaker going to do to try and once again top himself?

Enter Interstellar. Once a project which was set up for Steven Spielberg, it was now Christopher Nolan's job to take his brother Jonathan Nolan's script and try to make it fit more to his own sensibilities than those of the sentimental populist Spielberg. But with Matthew McConaughey in the middle of a career renaissance, and his Catwoman Anne Hathaway attached to star, it would seem that Nolan would finally reach those Oscar waving heights needed to be taken seriously for anything other than 'that guy who makes popular Batman movies'. Did Interstellar accomplish that feat?

Join myself, Matt, and Jack as we explore that question, and wonder if Nolan did indeed make as good a space epic his as his hero Stanley Kubrick had done 46 years earlier.

Interstellar (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)

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Nate, Alyx, and Pete are "kinecting" once again to record a commentary for Paranormal Activity 4. Enjoy!!!

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Things get a little more slaughtery in this second episode of Fargo. So far, this season has greatly balanced setting the season up with moving the action and story further.

We also love Nacho Libre's turn in this.

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Its October and Football is in Full Swing, along with the MLB Playoffs, which we are both into, so Lets Go! 

 

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