Mixed Review

Mixed Review

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Mixed Review episodes

  • Episode 14 - Dune
    We have to disable our nerd alert to talk about David Lynch’s 1984 sci-fi headscratcher Dune (https://letterboxd.com/film/dune/), starring Kyle Maclachlan as Jihad Jesus.
    1 hr 1 min
  • 12: Prometheus
    Everyone chooses sides as William stages a shouting match and Corbin mysteriously disappears during our alien autopsy of Ridley Scott’s Prometheus (https://letterboxd.com/film/prometheus/).
    0 min
  • Episode 12 - Prometheus
    Everyone chooses sides as William stages a shouting match and Corbin mysteriously disappears during our alien autopsy of Ridley Scott’s Prometheus (https://letterboxd.com/film/prometheus/).
    1 hr 5 min
  • 11: The Thomas Crown Affair
    On an especially spirited episode, we find it impossible to accurately summarize John McTiernan’s The Thomas Crown Affair (https://letterboxd.com/film/the-thomas-crown-affair-1999/), a sex movie for grandmas.
    0 min
  • Episode 11 - The Thomas Crown Affair
    On an especially spirited episode, we find it impossible to accurately summarize John McTiernan’s The Thomas Crown Affair (https://letterboxd.com/film/the-thomas-crown-affair-1999/), a sex movie for grandmas.
    1 hr
  • 10: Teen Wolf
    Our discussion of Teen Wolf gets hairy as Silas insists on describing Marty McFly’s red rocket, William finds it necessary to spend 30 minutes on Boof talk, and Corbin offers controversial rewrites.
    0 min
  • Episode 10 - Teen Wolf
    Our discussion of Teen Wolf gets hairy as Silas insists on describing Marty McFly’s red rocket, William finds it necessary to spend 30 minutes on Boof talk, and Corbin offers controversial rewrites.
    1 hr 6 min
  • 9: I'm Still Here
    This week, we sit down wearing beards and sunglasses to mumble about I’m Still Here, a documentary/mockumentary about celebrity culture, cocaine, and penises.
    0 min

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A biweekly review show tackling movies that split critics, split the audience, or split one from the other featuring movie-themed mixed drinks and pseudointellectual ponderings posited under the…