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For this week's episode we find ourselves leaving travelling with the mighty Thor on his third solo adventure. Indie filmmaker Taika Waititi takes the reigns of the MCU and molds Thor: Ragnarok with his signature comedic style. The result is an aesthetically unique, visually striking, and hilarious new superhero film. But is that enough? We both enjoyed the film, but its absence of emotional weight provides us with an opportunity for a big conversation about how important stakes are in the comic book film genre.

What We've Been Up To - 0:01:04

Aaron (The Room)
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THOR: RAGNAROK Review - 0:20:21

The Connecting Point - 1:11:49

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This week, in honor of Veteran’s Day, we are talking what we consider to be one of the most affecting war movies ever made, Black Hawk Down, Ridley Scott’s adaptation of the Mark Brown account of the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu. This episode is a bit more somber than usual because there is nothing funny about this film. It is unflinchingly brutal in its depiction of war and its effect on those who wage it. We have a frank discussion about the ferocity of war, courage, and ultimate sacrifice. 

Black Hawk Down Review - 0:01:29

The Connecting Point - 01:28:23

Mogadishu Mile Memorial Run: https://www.facebook.com/Mogadishumile/ 

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For our 2017 Halloween episode, we are discussing the 1999 cult classic film that launched the found footage genre. The Blair Witch Project featured an incredible viral marketing campaign on its way to becoming the 2nd highest return on investment in film history. Listen for a great conversation that covers the films history, our thoughts on how scary it is, and some intriguing theories about the ending, plus much more.

What We've Been Up To - 0:01:07

(Aaron - Song to Song, Nintendo Switch)
(Patrick - Scythe by Neal Shusterman)

The Blair Witch Project Review - 0:20:19

The Connecting Point - 1:36:40

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For October's Donor Pick Episode we're discussing Wes Craven's masterpiece that revived the slasher genre in the 90's. That's right, it's the iconic Scream, with all its self-awareness, gore, and that incredible opening scene. We talk about just how great Craven really was, as well a conversation about whether or not horror movies turn people violent. Enjoy this special Halloween minisode.

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On this week's episode we cover our first of three scary movies for this October. Patrick called out sick but the show must go on and the People's Critic, Tim Hall, fills in admirably to talk about one of his favorite movies of all-time. The Thing is well known for its incredible special effects, but there is much more to explore in this paranoia-filled sci-fi horror.

What We've Been Up To - 0:01:59

(Aaron - Only the Brave)
(Tim - The Snowman, Happy Death Day)

The Thing Review - 0:13:37

The Connecting Point - 0:57:02

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It is inconceivable to us that The Princess Bride turns 30 years old this year. This classic is cemented into pop culture, known for its memorable dialogue. Surprisingly, we manage not to turn this episode into a quote-a-long (although it was pretty tempting). We do, however, find plenty of themes to discuss - like friendship, revenge, and (of course) true love. It is an extra special treat to talk through one of our favorite films of all-time and we think you'll enjoy this one. 

What We've Been Up To - 0:02:07

(Aaron - Star Wars)
(Patrick - Monument Valley)

The Princess Bride Review - 0:19:35

The Connecting Point - 1:11:53

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For the second week in a row we've got replicant fever and are trying to answer that nagging question, "Do androids dream of electric sheep?" Blade Runner 2049 inspires us to honor its epic length with some extended conversation of our own. There is plenty to discuss in the incredible new film from Denis Villeneuve so join us for an in-depth journey as we explore the film's emotional and philosophical impact on us.

What We've Been Up To - 0:02:14

(Aaron - My Little Pony: The Movie)
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Blade Runner 2049 Review - 0:19:05

The Connecting Point - 1:34:45

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Few movies have had as profound an impact on our thoughts of what it means to be human as Ridley Scott's Blade Runner. We welcome first time guest James Harleman, Blade Runner superfan, to the podcast and spend some time unpacking the film's numerous themes and questions about identity. 

What We've Been Up To - 0:01:31

(Aaron - Battle of the Sexes)
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Blade Runner Review - 0:18:00

The Connecting Point - 01:11:36

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Aaron & Patch are joined by That Guy Named John from the About to Review Podcast for this September Donor Pick Minisode. We talk Watchmen, Zack Snyder’s epic 2009 cinematic adaptation of the 1980’s comic written by Alan Moore, and much like the film tackle a lot of content in a short period of time. Enjoy, and be sure to check out John's awesome podcast and follow him on social media.

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Sometimes you've just gotta talk it out.  Emmanuel Noisette of Eman's Movie Reviews joins Aaron for an exploratory, therapeutic, cathartic, and hopefully insightful conversation about the many possible interpretations of Darren Aronofsky's latest film.

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