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For March's Donor Pick Episode poll we asked our Patrons to choose between five female-directed films in honor Women's History Month. We're pretty sure they chose this film not only because it is a beloved recent favorite, but also because Patrick has a known distaste for the horror genre. Well, the joke's on them because both hosts really connected with Jennifer Kent's film in a big way and we have a touching conversation about grief, parenting, and moving on. We hope you'll listen.
The Babadook Review - 0:01:11
The Connecting Point - 0:49:06
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This special episode is brought to you by a generous anonymous patron via our Premium Pick process. We're thrilled that we were given the opportunity to cover this film, though, because it impacted us both greatly on an emotional level while also stretching our brains to follow its high-concept science fiction ideas. Our discussion is not meant to explain the film, but rather to offer some expression of our reaction to it. Enjoy!
Mr. Nobody Review - 0:01:53
The Connecting Point - 0:53:07
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Jordan Peele follows up his massively successful directorial debut with this creepy, layered thriller/horror (comedy?) that is also full of pretty strong social messages. Unpacking all of it is a challenge, though, and we're joined by Emmanuel Noisette of Eman's Movie Reviews and our newest Feelin' Film team member, Caless Davis, for an in-depth conversation and analysis of the mysteries Us has to offer.
Us Review - 0:01:05
The Connecting Point - 1:45:35
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In this week's episode of FF+, we have spoiler-free reviews of The Hummingbird Project and Screwball, then discuss recent news surrounding Disney + and the Netflix vs. Steven Spielberg debate about awards legitimacy of films on a streaming service.
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The Hummingbird Project - 0:01:08
Screwball - 0:11:40
In the News
Disney + - 0:25:11
Netflix vs. Steven Spielberg - 0:48:38
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Music: City Sunshine - Kevin MacLeod
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Some movies take an emotional toll, and this adaptation of John Green's beloved best-selling YA novel is definitely one that fits the description. Teens, romance, and disease has become a sort of weird genre, but is there value in it? We definitely think so and have a wonderful, heartfelt conversation about what The Fault in Our Stars means to us, and why we think it can be an impactful story for others as well.
The Fault in Our Stars Review - 0:04:04
The Connecting Point - 1:09:01
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In this week's episode of FF+, we review Dev Patel's new thriller as well as documentary about the amateur boxing tournament known as Golden Gloves. We also react to two new Disney trailers and then share both our own picks, and some of our listeners', for best movie cat.
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The Wedding Guest - 0:02:31
Cradle of Champions - 0:09:53
Trailer Talk
Aladdin - 0:15:43
Avengers: Endgame - 0:21:19
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Best Movie Cats - 0:28:50
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It took Marvel 21 films but they finally have a female-led superhero flick. We are joined by Patrick Willems to discuss the origin story of Captain Marvel and how it fits within the MCU franchise, as well as whether the film's high expectations were met and how its cultural significance is woven into the narrative.
Captain Marvel Review - 0:07:10
The Connecting Point - 1:23:05
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In this week's episode of FF+, Aaron reviews Netflix's new heist drama Triple Frontier and the incredible restored footage documentary Apollo 11. Then the guys discuss The Central Park Five, a documentary by Ken Burns about a gross injustice and the wrongful imprisonment of five young boys in 1989. It's a conversation we think everyone needs to hear. Enjoy!
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Triple Frontier - 0:01:28
Apollo 11 - 0:10:44
The Central Park Five - 0:19:44
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We circle back to an Oscar-nominated film that we missed in 2018 and take a look at the Spike Lee joint many are calling his best since Do the Right Thing.
BlacKkKlansman Review - 0:00:48
The Connecting Point - 0:58:30
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In this episode we’re closing out February with the month’s Donor Pick. Our Patrons voted and chose Steve McQueen's Best Picture winning historical biopic for us to cover and we have an emotional, but meaningful conversation about this very important film. It’s a doozy, as any of you’ve who have seen it well know, so settle in with your comfort food of choice or a warm blanket and wrestle with history alongside us.
12 Years a Slave Review - 0:00:55
The Connecting Point - 1:02:34
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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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