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This week we are joined by Don Shanahan from Every Movie Has a Lesson to discuss the sleeper hit of 2019, a movie that has found its way into each of our hearts. There's a wealth of emotional and thematic elements to explore and we enjoy sharing how this film has moved us and how important we feel it can be for the world.
The Peanut Butter Falcon Review - 0:01:58
The Connecting Point - 1:00:56
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We love biopics, and this week we're excited to chat about director James Mangold's newest that tells the story of the events leading up to and including the 1966 LeMans 24-hour race. With strong relationships throughout, the film gives us plenty to connect with and talk about in addition to just geeking out over the exhilarating racing sequences.
Ford v Ferrari Review - 0:01:56
The Connecting Point - 1:02:20
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We celebrate Veterans Day this year with our second military film, Roland Emmerich's newest blockbuster retelling of The Battle of Midway. Kevin Brackett from Reel Spoilers joins Aaron for a heartfelt conversation about the importance of historical accuracy, empathizing with the enemy, the power of immersive action sequences, and more. Thank you to all the Veterans who have served, are serving, and will serve one day. We appreciate your sacrifice!
Midway Review - 0:02:18
Connecting Point - 0:52:16
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In this first of two episodes celebrating Veterans Day and honoring great achievements during World War II, contributor Don Shanahan from Every Movie Has a Lesson joins us to discuss a film that recounts the incredible success of a particular B-17 bombing crew and puts us right there alongside a great cast of characters to experience the danger these airmen faced and how they managed together.
Memphis Belle Review - 0:03:22
The Connecting Point - 1:15:23
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For our annual Halloween-inspired spooky episode, we discuss a fantasy comedy classic responsible for iconic imagery and dialogue and with a unique premise that makes it something truly special.
Ghostbusters Review - 0:01:25
The Connecting Point - 0:43:11
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We celebrate October with this month's Donor Pick, a movie that invites us to consider its social commentary, reflect on our own potential for darkness, and enjoy some radical running zombie action.
28 Days Later Review - 0:01:20
The Connecting Point - 0:50:23
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Our traveling companions are back for another trip into Z-Land. Did this long-awaited and much-anticipated sequel hit the same mark that its predecessor did? We explain what did (not much) and didn't (a lot) work for us.
Zombieland 2 Review - 0:02:06
The Connecting Point - 0:56:01
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Kicking off a little mini run on zombie flicks for this October, we discuss one of the more unique entries in this sub-genre. There's a lot of fun to be had in the United States of Zombieland, but there are moments of poignancy that give us the feels too. So go ahead and push play because it's time to nut up or shut up!
Zombieland Review - 0:01:30
The Connecting Point - 0:52:13
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In one of the most dark and uncomfortable major comic book films ever made, Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix bring a new origin story to the screen for DC's most iconic villain. Although some critics have expressed a lack of value in what the film has to say, we feel very differently and dig into the film's depiction of mental illness and violence. We also discuss how the film is a sort of mirror intended to bring about self-reflection and, of course, how the story's tie to the character's nemesis Batman worked for us all. It's a long one, but a good (and dare we say, important) one this week on the podcast and we hope that you'll give this episode a listen.
Joker Review - 0:03:46
The Connecting Point - 01:51:47
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This week we are celebrating a movie that turned 30 years old on July 21. Director Rob Reiner and writer Nora Ephron's classic stands out as one of, if not THE definitive romantic comedy, inspiring countless others and remaining one of the pinnacle achievements of the genre to this date.
When Harry Met Sally Review - 0:02:32
The Connecting Point - 01:37:51
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Welcome to Feelin' Film. Aaron and Patrick embark on a quest to change the tone of film criticism, one movie review at a time. Discussion is family friendly and centered around positive takeaways…

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