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YOU HAVE GOT TO SEE THIS MOVIE!! Seriously don't listen to this pod until you've seen this movie. Don't even watch a trailer or read about it or ask anyone how it was. Just go see it. Then come back and listen to this.
Or if horror isn't your thing I guess you could listen to this pod anyway just for fun.
Kevin and Tim have nothing but love for Paddington 2.
[This episode contains explicit language]
Tim and Kevin share their thoughts on the Nic Cage odyssey The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. Featuring an analysis of Cage's "Nouveau Shamanic" acting method, a fiery debate about non-actors in comedic roles, and a whole lot of love for Pedro Pascal.
Tim and Kevin debate if Jaws is the greatest movie of all time, how cool water is and if the mayor has ties to the mob.
Nerdy for 30 is now also available on YOUTUBE
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Tim and Kevin discuss Nathan Fielder's new show The Rehearsal. They debate if Nathan is a bully, should anyone let their kids do a show like this and if the people he features are better or worse after being on the show.
You can now watch Nerdy for 30 on YOUTUBE
Tim and Kevin discuss Nathan Fielder's new show The Rehearsal. They debate if Nathan is a bully, should anyone let their kids do a show like this and if the people he features are better or worse after being on the show.
You can now watch Nerdy for 30 on YOUTUBE
Kevin and Tim are mad this movie wasn't better. They talk recasting Dave Franco, how old the daughter is and why Netflix movies all feel the same.
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Cold Steel - "If it can't cut through a cow skull, it's not Cold Steel"
Ryan Gosling is a bag of bricks.
The boys riff up top before getting into The Grey Man. Is Ryan Gosling a good actor? Why is Ana de Armas I this movie? And is Settlers of Catan a fun game? All of these questions and more will be asked!
In a word? Yup.
Tim and Kevin talk about trailer remorse, Daniel Kaluuya's secret sauce, and—big surprise—the movie JAWS.
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