Deja Review

Our pal Sinead Stubbins returns to chat 2006’s ‘The Devil Wears Prada’. Wearing the latest seasons couture, we discuss the charisma void that is Adrian Grenier, Simon Baker’s eyebrows and somehow stumble across a word that rhymes with ‘Blunt’.

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Terrible Sean Connery impressions at the ready as we subject our movie enthusiast buddy, Alex Heath, to the 1996 Michael Bay action classic, ‘The Rock’. The gang discuss the film’s liberal use of stereotypes, its even more liberal use of excellent character actors, and just how ‘elegant’ a string of pearls formation can be.

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We dive back into the Tim Burton penguin pool with our pal, Alex Heath, to swoon over 1992’s, ‘Batman Returns’. Over a delicious red wine or two, we discuss how horny The Penguin is, how saucy Catwoman is, and how foul-mouthed Christopher Walken is.

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Well, f*!k us slowly with a chainsaw, it’s another Deja Review Classic! In this episode, your old pals make it a Winona hat-trick and talk 1988’s ‘Heathers’. We discuss the sexual implications of mineral water, the distinct lack of boobs and saxophone for an 80’s teen movie, and what we’d do with two days left on earth and five million dollars to spend.

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We go back to the future with a Deja Review Classic* episode and revisit 1993's 'Demolition Man'. Your favourite hard bodies discuss Wesley Snipes' role as a fashion influencer, the questionable logic of keeping ammunition at a gun museum, and the secret of the three seashells!

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All-around excellent human Mitch Parker returns to talk Tim Burton's 1990 joint, 'Edward Scissorhands'. We discuss the surprisingly interesting life of Danny Elfman, the fact that everyone loves Dianne Wiest and of course, that famous Ambrosia Salad.

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The gang get dressed to the nines with our buddy Mitch Parker to attend 'Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion'. We discuss our love of Janeane Garofalo, nifty camerawork and Seb bonds with Mitch over their days working at Video Ezy.

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Like a roundhouse kick to the head, we subject our pal Simon Hipgrave to 1998's most culturally sensitive buddy cop pic, 'Rush Hour'. Like four Drunken Masters, we debate Chris Tucker's comedy chops, whether Jackie Chan's skills were used to their full potential, and just how much of a human toilet Brett Ratner is.

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It was unreal that our pal Simon Hipgrave from The Hungry Workshop joined us to discuss 1995's '12 Monkeys', but by unreal we mean…did it actually happen? Can we be certain that we saw Bruce Willis' butt twice? Is it all in our head that we only saw Brad Pitt's butt once? The lines between reality and fiction are so blurred you'll just have to listen to find out.

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This week our guest Shaad D'Souza subpoenaed us to watch 2001's Legally Blonde. Did the usual suspects rule in favour of this Reese Witherspoon vehicle? Or were they guilty of cinematic defamation? We'll let you be the judge.

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