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It has been yet another week and this time neither of the bois are even talking about a movie! Elias is continuing to talk about shorts and this week talks about Boundin' and how we are called to remain joyous. Then Noah discusses Disney World and how even though it is "the happiest place on Earth" it still falls short of the glory of heaven because what we find there is so much more fulfilling than just being entertained all of the time.

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We had an off week but now we are back and raring to go! Champing at the bit even. To usher us in is our boy Noah talking about the pantheon of gods in the Lord of the Rings universe and how they emulate the reality of our God. Then Elias talks about the Pixar short The Blue Umbrella and talks about how important it is to always be kind and work in service to those around you.

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Well hey guys, it's another week and another episode coming to you all. This week we have Elias talking about The Thing because he loves horror movies while Noah brings Indiana Jones to the table. Answering the old question of whether or not Indy even had to be present for Raiders of the Lost Ark and whether it matters, Noah points out that it definitely does matter because it was the right thing to do to stand up to actual Nazis. Elias on the other hand discusses The Thing and how there are people who masquerade as Christians without ever bearing fruit while some people are Christians but need a massive shakeup to their lives to start bearing fruit; you never know who is or isn't Christian but you are still called to love everyone.

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The bois are here and this week they have a lot to talk about. Noah brings up a really interesting idea in Kung Fu Panda by discussing how the dragon warrior has this whole mythos and all of these expectations that are heaped upon him as this savior and messiah figure to the people he protects, just as Jesus had untrue expectations that were put on him, even though in truth he is to them just a regular guy whose role was never to live up to those expectations. Then Elias is back to talking about movies he is not the largest fan of by bringing up The Secret Life of Pets and how in this film we get a  great example of how forgiveness not only conquers all obstacles but also shows healing in such an outward way that it starts to transform other people's lives.

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This week we are back to bring you the good stuff, as always. So Noah brings in The Princess Bride to talk about how even though Princess Buttercup does love Westley she does not go through the effort to seek him out, even as he has proved through his service of her that he loves her and is deserving of her pursuit; much like how God loves us and is deserving of our pursuit of Him even as we fail to do so. Elias then talks about Nope and how in the film evil is given a foot hold in people's lives as they try and make it into something they can exploit.

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This week the bois are back and we are both talking about movies that neither has seen. Elias jumps in with Porco Rosso to discuss how a strange pig man throwing aside his humanity is an example to us as Christians who are called to put to death our old selves to live into our new reality. Then Noah discusses how the characters of Tiana and Naveen have to work together and learn from one another to have a complete and healthy biblical understanding of where the intersection of hard work and reliance on the spiritual is.

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It has been a full week and the boys are together again to figure out an ice breaker at the last second and more importantly talk about their faith for a bit. So Elias starts off strong with a movie that he wishes he had a stronger opinion of than just, "I don't like it." Either way though, he discusses how in Ron's Gone Wrong there is a very strong thread to show how even in broken relationships the sanctity of our relationship to our father shows through as well as how it is imperative that we get that message out to the world. Then Noah talks about a much better film with Thor Love and Thunder, and points out how Jane's arc mirrors Thor in the first film and better reflects Christ in the sacrifice that she makes at the end of the film by sacrificing herself to save others.

This week Elias finally brings up a song and discusses something other than a movie so he's talking about George Ezra's song Budapest and the sacrificial love of Christ. While Noah sticks to his guns and talks about a movie, so his Feature Presentation is about Captain Phillips and how some people will continue down the wrong path even when they know that it is the most destructive path to follow.

For episode 101 Noah is talking about 101 Dalmations and after he finishes gushing about the animation he gets into discussing how the dalmations in 101 Dalmatians are found to be complacent in their circumstances. They find themselves captured and have to wait until someone comes to rescue them instead of doing anything about it by themselves; exactly like how we find ourselves dead in our sins until Christ sets us free. Elias on the other hand talks about Everything Everywhere All at Once to illustrate how God had infinite choices in front of Him and yet still chose to pursue us and shower us with His grace and love.