Celebrating Father’s Day by discussing 2010’s comedy Klown starring Frank Hvam (30:30). It’s crazy. It’s gross. It’s Danish.

But first in Quick Cuts (2:45) we discuss: Dr. Doolittle, Nope theories, LIEMAX theatres, Top Gun: Maverick, a few Corrections and Retractions, cats like Oscar Isaacs, we play a Dan Hedaya guessing game, and a Scott Take involving the Russo brothers.

And we give our favorite “dad” movies (2:28:00).

Quentin Tarantino's take on Top Gun intercut with clips

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A deep dive into the 1985 classic Commando starring Arnold Schwarzenegger (57:50). Beat by beat. Stunt by stunt. One-liner by one-liner. And later give our top 5 Arnold movies (2:52:00).

In Quick Cuts (1:15) we discuss: The Parent Trap, Framed (the movie Wordle game), the Coen brothers, lying about having seen movies, choosing movies over podcasts and TV shows, Westside Pavilion and Landmark Theatre closing, new segment “Scott Takes”, Tribe Called Quest’s Low End Theory, Pharma Bro vs Wu Tang, Dr Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Reacher.

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Rob Cotto joins Carlo to discuss 5 films by Paolo Sorrentino:

Also discussed: Hud, Nobody’s Fool, The Right Stuff, The Godfather, Harry Nilsson

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It's the Friedkin Weekend! Brandon Boozer joins Carlo to discuss To Live and Die in L.A. (1985) by William Friedkin and talk through the Friedkin filmography (25:00).

In Quick Cuts (2:30), we discuss The Quiet Man, video games, RRR, and Morbius.

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Carlo and Steve kick-off a discussion of Los Angeles themed films by discussing:

Paul Thomas Anderson’s 2021 Licorice Pizza (13:00)

and

Thom Andersen’s 2003 Los Angeles Plays Itself (54:10)

In Quick Cuts (0:50), we discuss Turning Red, The Batman, a Clue-Style Scream movie and Painting with John (Lurie).

Fiona Apple's Get Him Back: Fiona Apple Rocks

Carlo's List: The other times Los Angeles Played Itself

Thom Andersen's Essay Collateral Damage: Los Angeles Continues Playing Itself

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We discuss Steven Soderbergh’s new movie Kimi (on HBO Max) and breakdown the entire Soderbergh catalogue (41:30).

In our Quick Cuts (2:30), we discuss: Notting Hill, Game Night, Dark Crystal, Carlo reveals his Mount Rushmore of Romantic Comedies, the Lonely Island, Lav Diaz new 4.5 hour movie, and TV shows Baskets, Camp WWE and Too Old to Die Young.

And we answer the age-old question: do you prefer binging shows or weekly watching shows?

Also check out Carlo's interview with filmmaker Lav Diaz: https://vimeo.com/12451209

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We cover a new comedy and an old comedy favorite in this episode.

The new Jackass Forever and the entire Jackass franchise (24:30).

And 1985’s Clue starring Tim Curry (1:20:30).

In Quick Cuts (1:10), we talk Groundhog Day, Reprise, the Adventures of Tin Tin intro credit sequence, and Carlo adding Records to his 2021 Top Films List.

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We watched one of each other’s favorite movies.

Steve Fav: 1978’s Snake in the Eagles Shadow, starring Jackie Chan (36:00)

Carlo Fav: 2016’s Paterson, starring Adam Driver (1:01:00)

Also, we do Carlo’s Quick Cuts (1:20) and talk about the new Scream (12:00) and people sitting way to close to you in the theater.

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Carlo unloads his thoughts on the entire slate of 2021 films and breaks down 20 notable movies into 4 categories: the Top Tier, Troublesome but Really Enjoyed, Alright, and the Fairly Forgettable.

We discuss: Titane, Fast 9, Matrix Resurrections, France, Spiderman, Last Duel, Card Counter, Benedetta, Memoria, Licorice Pizza, The Worst Person in the World, No Man of God, and Wife of a Spy... just to name a few.

Carlo also rants on release strategies, and we look forward to 2022 releases and try to come up with a name for the pod.

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