This is Part II of our "Before Trilogy" discussion. In this episode we discuss Richard Linklater's "Before Sunset" starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy.

The film takes place almost a decade after the events that occurred in "Before Sunrise", the main characters and the actors are now 9 years older than the previous film. The first film asked if you would come back after meeting the love of our life, but this one asks...would you stay?

Here we continue discussing the implications of reuniting with a lost love, despite having seemingly moved on and grown into a new life. We share our own experiences that relate to the raw subject and discuss many "what if" scenarios.

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In this episode we discuss Richard Linklater's "Before Sunrise" starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy. This is the first of the "Before Trilogy" and the first part of our review of the three films.

Here we discuss the film and how it was able to capture that feeling of falling in love for the first time. In our discussion we get into our own feelings about love and detail our own experiences with it. In addition we go over some Letterboxd reviews and review them to further our discussion.

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In this episode we discuss about one of Martin Scorsese's best films, "Casino (1995)".

Here we have a conversation about how ego and greed can corrupt an individual to ultimately lead to their own downfall. In addition, we speak on the implications of this films portrayal on the mob and how it differed from Scorsese's other film, Goodfellas.

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On this episode we watch one of David Lynch's masterpieces, "Lost Highway (1997)". This film explores how one man's jealousy and anger can lead to the implosion of their own psyche and life. Lynch was able to create a moving puzzle that still confuses viewers to this day. Here we discuss the intricacies of this film but also we delve deep into how the male fantasy and personal insecurities push towards self destruction. Let us know what you think! Leave a review or send us a message for recommendations. Contact: [email protected]Twitter & Letterboxd: @fourguysonefilm Music: Rush by Crowander (www.crowander.com)

The Guys (Isaac, Alexis, Nick, and Jorge) talk about Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Listen to us as we disagree and argue with Isaac as he discusses his bad opinions on the film. We also delve into some of the comic book history of Spider-Man 2099 and where this film ranks among the many Spider-Man films that we love and....don't love. Find us on Twitter and Instagram: Four Guys One FilmMessage us and give us film recommendations at [email protected]

The Guys (Isaac, Alexis, Nick, and Jorge) talk about James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. Listen to us as we delve into the many of the things we love about it such as the soundtrack, villain and performances. Stay tuned as we also get into how it ranks among all Marvel Studios films and what we hope for the future of the old and new characters introduced in this film.

The Guys (Isaac, Alexis, Nick, and Jorge) talk about Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction. We discuss the way it started our love for film and how we reacted to seeing one of the most unique and graphic films of its time.

The Guys (Isaac, Alexis, Nick, and Jorge) reflect on their love and hate for Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World. They talk about its impact on their lives and some of the things that have made the film stand out to this day.

The Guys (Isaac, Alexis, Nick, and Jorge) do a spoiler filled review on John Wick Chapter 4 where they talk about some of their favorite fight scenes and highlight some of the new and returning characters in the franchise.Listen to hear our thoughts on the amazing choreography and cinematography that made this film stand out in the John Wick franchise.

The Guys (Isaac, Alexis, Nick, and Jorge) do a spoiler filled review on Creed III where they talk about the legacy of Creed and more.