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This week we officially hit 50! yes 50!! episodes of the Cineverm Podcast! It's been a great journey and we can't wait for the next 50! To celebrate we decided to Update our Canon list! In this episode Anthony and David talk about the films that they have seen that they deem worth for Canon. It's one of our longest episodes to date so get comfy and enjoy!

This week we review the visual stunner that is Blade Runner 2049. It's the sequel to the original film this time directed by Denis Villeneuve. It stars Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford and Ana De Armas. But, does it make our canon list??

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This week we review Denis Villeneuve's Dune, the first part of his adaption of the novel of the same name.

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This week we discuss The Safdie Brothers early film Heaven Knows What. Its an interesting work that shows the beginning's of their anxiety ridden filmography!

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This week we review the Palm D'or winner Titane! Written & Directed by Julia Ducournau. It's a crazy, crazy film that we just had to talk about.

(So we had some technical difficulties, that led to Anthony's audio file being corrupted and unable to be used, so our original 2hr review, and spoiler discussion was lost.. but! We decided we had to put something out there so we mustered this small review out)

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This week we discuss Good Time! The 2017 film directed by Josh and Benny Safdie, and Written by Josh Safdie and Ronald Bronstein. It stars an anxiety driven performance by the wonderful Robert Pattinson. 

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This week we revisit the monumental film that is Taxi Driver. The film that has inspired countless copycats and influenced some of the greatest character pieces since. It's a stunning visual showcase for Martin Scorsese and the launch of Paul Schrader's career. But does it still hold up? and more importantly does it become the first official member of our Canon list?

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