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'The Fabelmans' is a coming of age quasi-auto biopic from Steven Spielberg about a young boy who falls in love with filmmaking. Led by a strong ensemble cast, The Fabelmans is nominated for seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

'The Banshees of Inisherin,' from Martin McDonagh, is about a longtime friendship that is abruptly severed. Set on a remote island during the Irish civil war, Banshees sees a small community of lonely individuals grow increasingly desperate to seek what they can’t live without. It is nominated for nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

Heavily exhausted from the bonus content grind (patreon.com/listentobrunch) to bad boys of podcasting try to churn out the regular episode. Lots of "the movies have popcorn" talk. 

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Everything Everywhere All At Once is just an all-around crisis directed by Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert. Led by ace acting performances (Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan), high-intensity fight scenes and overall outrageous scenarios, this multiverse family film is favored to clean up at the Academy Awards where it has 11 nominations.   

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Avatar: The Way of Water, directed by James Cameron, is the sequel to 2009's 'Avatar' and catches up with Jake Sully, his family and that pesky RDA.

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Elvis, directed by Baz Luhrmann, tells the story of Elvis Presley through the lens of manager Colonel Tom Parker. Behind only Bohemian Rhapsody, it is the second-highest-grossing musical biopic of all time.  

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DJ and Pete fight over the use of caps lock for movie titles on Twitter. We are in the home stretch of Oscars prep and the Patreon is overflowing with videos. Is there any way we can personally save Your Honor? DJ sees Quantumania with Jeff. There is also Humpty Dumpty talk. 

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Should actors kiss? Should ANYONE? It's Oscar mini episode season, so the boys have begun the grind. The "Plane" sequel leaves the boys with a specific question about planes. Ben Affleck's Dunkin commercial is finally here.

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DJ is afraid he already knows who the killer is in the upcoming Scream movie. This week's Twitter argument is about Steely Dan, which gives Pete an idea for consolidating prompt Twitter. AMC is using dynamic pricing and the bad boys have a scheme to turn it into free chicken fingers. A discussion about staying out of your own way when creating content. Our Rihanna/Super Bowl talk is NOT like others you'll hear. Lastly, a review of the disappointing new M. Night Shyamalan film.  

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A weird meme and some light engagement farming have given the boys a new way to waste time on social media. Joey Swoll is the hero America needs right now. "The Last Of Us" turns in a classic episode of television and also kicks off Linda Ronstadt SZN. We examine our fascination with Eli Roth. Lastly, we discuss new Jonah Hill/Eddie Murphy movie "You People."

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