He Saw, She Saw

Keith watches Stanley Kubrick's The Shining and is confounded to learn that Jack Nicholson's performance reminds Cory of her dad... In a non-psycho ax murderer kind of way. Smoke is literally coming off Cory's brain as she navigates the twists and turns of Christopher Nolan's Memento, which causes her to look inward and re-evaluate her dislike of Clue.

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Keith watches the John Water's classic Crybaby, and actually manages to dig up a true crime story that Cory hasn't heard about... Cory survives a 13 song love medley in Moulin Rouge. Also, just to be safe... Spoiler Alert!

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Keith watches the Madonna movie and concedes that he is not an Egyptologist. Cory finally watches the present she was given 10 years ago and comes to terms with the panic and dread she feels for murder mysteries with multiple endings. 

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Keith watches 1987's Mannequin starring Andrew McCarthy, Kim Cattrall and James Spader (in what some would argue is his best role) and questions how a window display can topple a competing department store's profits by 89% in one day. Cory watches Arnold Schwarzenegger in The Running Man and is baffled that pantyhose and a negligee is considered appropriate workout attire. 

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