"When the future is wet and memories are drier than Hugh Jackman's frown, what could possibly go wrong?"

Episode Description

Join Landen and Truman as they wade through the murky waters of Reminiscence (2021), a movie that feels like a video game missing its "restart from checkpoint" option. They tackle Hugh Jackman’s frown game, the baffling existence of Frances on the Ocean, and why drowning people in eel tanks might be a metaphor for this film’s plot. Plus, they pitch Reminiscence: The Game (customizable triangle boobs included).

Major Cast and Crew

Film Synopsis

In a dystopian future where Miami is submerged under water, Nick Bannister (Hugh Jackman) runs a memory-retrieval business. His world is turned upside down when a mysterious woman, Mae (Rebecca Ferguson), walks into his office searching for lost keys but leaves with his heart. When Mae vanishes, Nick uses his memory machine to unravel a conspiracy involving drug lords, corrupt cops, and wealthy elites, all while navigating a watery noir landscape.

Episode Highlights

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