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Located in the great state of Minnesota, Blurred Vision Reviews brings you the latest and greatest in movie, film and television reviews. Pour yourself a drink and lets talk about movies.

Located in the great state of Minnesota, Blurred Vision Reviews brings you the latest and greatest in movie, film and television reviews. Pour yourself a drink and lets talk about movies.

Located in the great state of Minnesota, Blurred Vision Reviews brings you the latest and greatest in movie, film and television reviews. Pour yourself a drink and lets talk about movies.

Greg and Parker did the deep dive with Detective Harry Hole in The Snowman. Michael Fassbender plays an alcoholic detective who must defeat his greatest nemesis... The Snowman. You've seen the rottentomatoes scores, you've seen headlines. Is The Snowman THAT good?

Greg and Yinzer are back and so is Jackie Chan and apparently also the director's coke problem he kicked in the 80's. The Foreigner, a weird look at action movies with a U.S. trained secret agent taking on the IRA in modern times. Did we mention the director fell off the wagon and started doing coke again?

Greg and Parker checked out Denis Villeneuve's latest film, Blade Runner 2049. Park and Greg had one thing and one thing only on their mind while seeing this film. Does it answer the oldest question man has been asking himself? When will humans be able to have sex with fully autonomous and intelligent robots? Listen to find out if that question is answered. Also they talk about Ryan Gosling and his bod.

Greg and Parker are back for another installment of Scotch Stories. They drink a fair amount of scotch during the viewing of 1978's classic, Laserblast. Billy is just your typical 35 year old in middle schooler who gets picked on, lusts after his own mother and likes to turn into an alien at night and kill people with his laser gun while also being hunted by space penises. You know... Typical late 70's stuff.

Greg and Parker try and sort their way through the cloudy, fuzzy, dirty, muddy, uncomfortable, unsettling vision given to us by Darren Aronofsky in "mother!". Will this movie give Greg and Parker a new appreciation for mothers and all they go through?