On this episode, the Forcefedscifi team explores why releasing two films six months apart can lead to franchise fatigue for audiences, how a bloated cast is not always the best choice, and finally that it is important to consult with a war expert before creating epic battle sequences. This is.....our review of Matrix Revolutions.

Matrix Revolutions (2003)

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This week, for the final time, Sean and Chris end the FFSF podcast and together sign off for the last time. The two review what the podcast meant to them, how far they've grown, why the podcast had to come to an end, and the movies they saw in July 2023.

It's been a wonderful journey and a pleasure! Thank you to all the fans, friends, guests, and family members! 

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The Last Episode of Forcefedscifi, Thank You, We Love You.

This week Chris and guest host Dan break down the beloved video game franchise and TV series "The Last of Us". 

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The Last of Us (2023)

This week, Sean, Chris, and Matt return with special guest Brian to continue their pilgrimage into Foreign Sci-Fi by breaking down the 1972 Soviet sci-fi film, "Solaris". This film is directed by the critically acclaimed, Andrei Tarkovsky, who's avant-garde filmmaking choices are debated between the podcast reviewers. Check us out!

All thoughts and opinions expressed do not reflect the cast and crew of Solaris.

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Solaris (1972)

This week, Chris and Sean continue their "Foreign Sci-fi Month" with an Andrei Tarkovsky original, "Solaris". The film is a Soviet science fiction drama that is based on Stanisław Lem's 1961 novel with the same title. The episode also features two returning guests who attempt to try to understand what was in the mind of Andrei Tarkovsky.

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This week, Sean and Chris kick off "Foreign Sci-fi Month" starting with Jean-Pierre Jeunet & Marc Caro's "The City of Lost Children". The episode also features Matt H and together the three amigos break down the steampunk, sci-fi-fantasy film the best they can.

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Matrix Revolutions (2003)

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