This episode marks one full year of our podcast! We did it! And we couldn't have done it without all you Kanines! We look back on the year that was, and reflect on all we have accomplished on the pod. 

We also celebrate Citizen Kane's 80th birthday, which is the same day as our first upload! Plus, we talk about Paddington 2 overtaking Citizen Kane on Rotten Tomatoes... but we mostly talk about the Insane Clown Posse and their associated soda pop, Faygo, which leads Bob to sharing his distaste for all things clown! Happy birthday to us! Thanks for listening, Kanines!

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We celebrate our first year of existence as a podcast by hosting an award show wherein we give awards to the movies that made us laugh, cry, snore, sigh, make pee-pee and poo-poo, etc. etc. It's a celebration of cinema - From Justin to Kane style!

We give out fake awards to the movies that we watched over the last year! So no 2020 Oscar winners here! Just good and bad movies, old and new! Bob gets drunk, Mike gets annoyed, we get lost so far up our own asses in our most chaotic episode yet. 

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Music by Doug Hoyer:  http://www.doughoyer.com 

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In this special spin-off from our Freddy Got Fingered/Spirited Away episode, we do things a little differently. We are still talking about movies, but as they relate to the electronic artist Moby, who has quite the history with having his music featured in movies and commercials. We get into his career, talk about his licensing of music and break down a few of the films his music was featured in. 

We also talk about Moby Dick, vinyl collecting, Columbia Record Club, Trent Reznor, and literally anything else because there are too many tangents to count. 

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Music by Doug Hoyer:  http://www.doughoyer.com

This episode contains a sample from "Joe Lee's Rock" by Boy Blue, written by Willie Jones

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It's Freddy Got Fingered's 20th Anniversary! To celebrate, we spend over an hour talking about this post-modern surrealist masterpiece that is also considered one of the worst American movies ever. Mike loves FGF and Tom Green and has a lot to say about this movie, and Bob was not a fan, so it makes for an interesting and long conversation about the merits of one of the most polarizing comedies of the 21st century.

Oh, and the other movie - the good movie - is Spirited Away, Hayao Miyazaki's animated coming-of-age masterpiece.  We also talk about whether we prefer subs or dubs, Mike shares the story of when he saw the Japanese Clockwork Orange musical, and Bob regales us with his top Studio Ghibli picks.

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In this episode we find that the surfing action thriller Point Break is somehow the same as Tom and Jerry: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the clumsily titled straight-to-video nostalgia mashup that no one wanted. We loved Point Break, it's a "ride". We fell asleep during the Tom and Jerry movie. It's a bore.

We also talk about the new Space Jam movie, and we try and come up with our own nostalgia-driven mashup movies. It's our most existential episode ever!

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Part two of our epic dissection of Seven Samurai and Zack Snyder's Justice League is here. In this episode we really break down the similarities between these two films that are 3.5+ hours in length with a square aspect ratio, about a team being assembled, and are (now) both in black and white.  We also play a fun little game where we figure out which Justice League member is which of the (titular) Seven Samurai. 

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In our quickest turnaround yet, we recorded this episode two days after the movie came out! We are, er, celebrating the release of Zack Snyder's Justice League by doing an extra long episode! So long that we split it into two episodes! But of course, we gotta stick to format, so we are saying that Zack Snyder's Justice League is the same movie as Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai, one of the greatest films of all time. 

In this episode we riff ourselves into oblivion, and then finally get down to contextualizing the films. Because we goofed off so much, we didn't get to comparing the films, so that will have to wait until the next episode! 

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It's our Clint Eastwood Spectacular episode where we watch one of Clint Eastwood's great films (the Oscar-winning Unforgiven) and one of his bad films (The Mule) and we find that they are the same film in many ways. If you like Clint Eastwood, this is the episode for you. Get amped, Clint stans. It's a Clint-isode! 

We talk about all things Clint in this episode - the films, the biography, the politics - and yet somehow the conversation turns to our boy Jar Jar Binks, as it always seems to. 

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America's Sweetheart, Julia Roberts, reunites with silver fox Richard Gere for an inferior film, Runaway Bride. We find that it is pretty much the same movie as the 2008 "actioner" Taken, starring Ireland's Sweetheart Liam Neeson, a movie for "basic daddies".

We also talk about how great T9 texting was, we have another segment of PODBEEF where we try and start beef with other more popular podcasts, and we reveal what our particular sets of skills are.

It's our 40th episode!

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In this episode, we are proposing that the cinematic celebration of disco dancing, Saturday Night Fever, is the same movie as the Steven Seagal crapfest, the generically-titled Attack Force. And We say this every week, but this might be the WORST movie we have watched so far.

We also delve into Steven Seagal's career at large, we talk about Scientology, and Mike goes into detail about one of his best birthdays - one which ended with a serious case of gurgle-butt. It's a wild, epic episode.    

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