On this special bonus episode, Jen and Sarah compare BlacKkKlansman and Green Book. Though they were nominated for many of the same awards, cover similar topics, and are set during similar time periods, there are many differences between the two films.

What did you think of BlacKkKlansman? What did you think of Green Book? And what does Green Book’s best picture win say about the state of cinema today?

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In this episode of The Strategic Whimsy Experiment, Jen and Sarah discuss Spike Lee’s newest film, BlacKkKlansman. Based on a true story, this powerful film sheds a light on racism, the breaking of barriers, and what it means to be human.

What did you think of BlacKkKlansman? Do you think this film is an opportunity to bring people together or split them apart?

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In this episode of The Strategic Whimsy Experiment, Jen and Sarah tackle the controversy-laden, Best Picture winner, Green Book. Together, with a special guest, they discuss the reaction from Dr. Shirley’s family, the implications of the film’s best picture win, and the multifaceted nature of race.

What did you think of Green Book? How do you feel about the depiction of racial reconciliation in film today?

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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, some great films were made. In the recent past, in this very galaxy, a less profound movie was made. In this episode of The Strategic Whimsy experiment, Jen and Sarah turn their sights on the 2018 film, Solo. The two discuss whether or not this film should exist, the confusion surrounding its place in the Star Wars canon, and their thoughts about the possibility of more of these origin stories.

What did you think of Solo? What are your thoughts on origin stories?

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In this episode of The Strategic Whimsy Experiment, Jen and Sarah review the 2017 film, Columbus. After discussing it on the Top 10 Films Seen in 2018 episode, the pair watched it and had to review it. Together, they discuss the film’s use of silence, its introspective nature, and how this peaceful film stands apart from most other films today.

Have you watched Columbus? Do you ever find yourself longing for something different from the current selection of film?

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In this episode of The Strategic Whimsy Experiment, Jen and Sarah dive into the 2016 film, La La Land. Loved by critics and viewers alike, this movie took the nation by storm, but why is that? The pair discuss the musical genre as a whole and the bittersweet reality of pursuing your dreams.

What did you think of La La Land? Did it live up to the hype or leave something to be desired?

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Though their friendship is Unbreakable, Jen and Sarah are Split on their opinions about M. Night Shymalan’s newest thriller, Glass. On this episode of The Strategic Whimsy Experiment, they discuss their interpretations of the film and find much common ground. They dive into the problematic nature of sequels, the importance of hope, and how this stacks up against other films today.

What did you think of Glass? How do you feel about today’s selection of superhero cinema?

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In this episode of The Strategic Whimsy Experiment, Jen and Sarah review the 2018 film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. This innovative animated feature celebrates the artistry of comic books, the importance of family, and the hero in all of us.

What did you think of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse? Where does this rank for you among superhero films?

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Drum roll, please… In this episode, Jen and Sarah dive into the 2014 film, Whiplash. This daring, rule-breaking film won many awards and left audiences with myriad questions and contrary opinions. These film lovers discuss the film’s commentary on the music scene, the underlying message that greatness requires sacrifice, and, of course, JK Simmons’ amazing performance as Terrance Fletcher, in this episode of The Strategic Whimsy Experiment.

What did you think of Whiplash? Did you see Fletcher as the guide or the villain?

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