Mixed Review

Mixed Review

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Mixed Review episodes

  • 32: The Lord of the Rings
    Wingardium Leviosa! Open up your copy of the Book of the Vishanti and join us as we follow four friendly munchkins to the magical kingdom of Narnia in Ralph Bakshi's 1978 animated adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings.
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  • 31: Joe
    The Cannon Group made the leap to major motion pictures with Joe, John G. Avildsen's controversial 1970 drama about a racist who owns too many firearms. We discuss how fortunate we are to live in the present, where racism doesn't exist and nobody owns guns.
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  • 31: Joe
    The Cannon Group made the leap to major motion pictures with Joe, John G. Avildsen's controversial 1970 drama about a racist who owns too many firearms. We discuss how fortunate we are to live in the present,
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  • 30: The Comedy
    Over shots of Fernet-Branca with PBR chasers, William suffers a mini-breakdown and Silas remains incredulous about Rick Alverson's The Comedy.
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  • 30: The Comedy
    Over shots of Fernet-Branca with PBR chasers, William suffers a mini-breakdown and Silas remains incredulous about Rick Alverson's The Comedy.
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  • 28: The Blair Witch Series
    Tuck your carpenter jeans into your Doc Martens and grab your Hi8 camera, because we're about to venture deep into the wooded areas of Maryland (and possible Nova Scotia) to document Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez's The Blair Witch Project, Joe Berlinger's Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2, and Adam Wingard's Blair Witch.
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  • 28: The Blair Witch Series
    Tuck your carpenter jeans into your Doc Martens and grab your Hi8 camera, because we're about to venture deep into the wooded areas of Maryland (and possible Nova Scotia) to document Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez's The Blair Witch Project,
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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…