This week we had the pleasure of watching a William Friedkin classic, "To Live and Die in L.A.".

The film just drips 80's aesthetics and has some great performances by Willem Dafoe and William Peterson.

Of course, we have to mention the epic car chase that rivals the one seen in "Bullitt".

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We watched the Immeasurable Weight of Giant Abilities, oh no that's wrong, we watched "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent", directed by Tom Gormican.

The most memed film of 2022 that starred both Pedro Pascal and Nicolas Cage.

As we discuss this film we find out if it still holds up and if we'd like to see more of this bromance between our two hilarious leads.

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In memory of Carl Weathers we decided to watch one of the best films of his career, "Predator" directed by John McTiernan.

In this film he plays "Dillon" alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger as "Dutch". Despite this looking like your ordinary action flick, Weathers' inclusion elevates it above all other action flicks.

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In this episode we watch one of the most critically acclaimed films in history. It is a favorite among many, we watch "The Master of Disguise", directed by Perry Andelin Blake and starring Dana Carvey in his physical prime.

We consider this a classic from the early 2000's. An original story, we see the main hero, Pistachio Disguise take hold of his destiny to become a hero. The movie is filled with many incredible disguises throughout and it's also has a multitude of Oscar worthy performances by Carvey.

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This one is for all the babies that listen to us, in this episode we watch "Swingers" directed by Doug Liman and starring both Vince Vaughn and John Favreau as the leads.

An indie classic from the late 90's where we see a guy in rock bottom crawling out and becoming money before our very eyes. We witness brotherhood, romance, and comedy. What more could we ask for in a film.

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Music by: Pistol Jazz - Desperado

This is the 12th film directed by Joel & Ethan Coen, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 2007. This film was picked by our voluptuous host Nick, and in this episode we discuss the film's unorthodox narrative as well as Javier Bardem's incredible performance as Anton Chigurh.

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Music by Nine Inch Nails: 21 Ghosts III

In this final episode of the year we watch "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty", starring and directed by Ben Stiller.

A film that has been under the radar since its release, it was one that we all surprisingly enjoyed more than we expected. Despite some of its imperfections, it is a movie with a lot of heart and feel good moments.

Stick around to listen to our Letterboxd reviews and we also have an end of the year message for our amazing listeners.

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"America is all about speed. Hot, nasty, badass speed."

In this episode we watch "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby", starring both Will Ferrel and John C. Reilly, one of the best comedic duos of our generation.

The movie somehow satirized the racing culture and became one of the best racing films in the genre. Its a hilarious mix of that classic dumb comedy with high octane action and a dash of highly offensive jokes only seen in the early 2000s.

Listen as we laugh and yell at each other as we talk about this film.

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After a brief hiatus we are back! Inspired by our trip to Japan and the Halloween festivities, we decided to watch "Cure", written and directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa.

An eerie cat and mouse film that slowly develops into something unexpected and possibly supernatural. Filmed in 1997 and set in a muted version of Chiba, Japan, we are slowly exposed and possibly mesmerized by a strange force that pulls at our most hidden and violent desires.

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Music: Nine Inch Nails - Out In the Open

This is the final part of our "Before Trilogy" discussion. In this episode we discuss Richard Linklater's "Before Midnight" starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy.The film follows the previous film, "Before Sunset", where we see Celine and Jesse 10 years after they reunited in France. Here we discuss the realities that the film presented about what true and everlasting love really means. The previous two films showed us what it's like to fall into raw emotion, but this film presents what it means and what it takes to keep it going.

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