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Post Audio is taking a trip to the East! We return to the 90s to chat about a landmark film within the Anime community. It's the controversial finale to an already controversial finale of an already controversial show. It's none other than... End of Evangelion, Hideaki Anno's 1997 Japanese psychological Sci-Fi brain twister. Be prepared for blood and orange juice!

Start the commentary track whenever you fell like it! Perhaps during breakfast, at the supermarket, in the shower; no place is too crazy to start this wonderful bit of filmistic and artistry analysis. The BEEG brain scientists will tell you to start the track before the title "somewhere in the pacific 1944" appears but our fact checkers believe this is fake news.

Welcome to Past Audio's first commentary track! We spend an afternoon breaking down one of cinema's most illustrious film series to ever hit the silver screen. That being the kong skul/monster universe of course! In this movie directed by someone and written by someone else, we try not to lose our minds over all the different actors and their lips. The movie came out sometime in the last 100 years and is best watched when viewed under our commentary's postmodern lens. YAY! Thank you Loagn for coming on!

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You can't choose a better movie to introduce Post Audio to the 70s! Sidney Lumet is the mastermind behind this bank heist classic from 1975. His partner in crime is writer Frank Pierson in one of his most celebrated screenplays. Their crew is made up of some amazing working actors and actresses meshing incredibly with A-Star talent. Get ready for a heist that keeps you on the edge of your seat from words, not bullets!

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The Departed: a movie about rats. With St. Patty's day just around the corner, Post Audio is celebrating with an Irish mob crime drama classic. Directed by the one and only mob movie auteur, Martin Scorsese. The screenplay itself is written by (well, adapted by) William Monahan. Post Audio is joined by special guest Cameron to help us "dissect" Scorsese's 2006 pop culture hit movie. Enjoy!

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Editor's Note: There are two seconds of movie audio at the beginning of this track. In theory this should help people synchronize themselves with our commentary track and the film. Let us know if this helps!

It's time to SHIFT GEARS! The year is 1968; it's MUSCLE CAR territory. Follow us on the high speed roadways and inner city streets with Bullitt, the movie car chase that set the bar! This detective thriller is driven by director Peter Yates and gassed up by writers Alan Trustman along with Harry Kleiner. Hold on to your rims while we chase down this movie's plot!

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What!? Post Audio is venturing out of the 90's!? What is this nonsense? This is the 2018 satirical comedy written and directed by Boots Riley, Sorry To Bother You. Listen as we follow Cassius Green on his rise to the top of the telemarketing charts. I guarantee you, you'll be a changed person by the end. Whether that's a good or bad thing is for all of us to decide.

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Its the turn of the century but that doesn't mean the end of 90's subversions. One of the more interesting tales the last decade of the 20th century had to tell was Mary Harron's Thriller Comedy, American Psycho. This movie from 2000 has all the twists and turns of the most dramatic thrillers of the decade, whether you like it or not!

This one goes out to all the Michiganders in the room.  Settle in for one of the 90s more unique takes on the Rom Com (debatable) genre. That movie being the 1997 Grosse Pointe Blank, directed by George Armitage with the story by Tom Jankiewicz. Put on your Red Wings caps and get ready for one action packed Valentines Day banger! Start the commentary track just as the Hollywood Films letters are fully visible.

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EDITOR'S NOTE: Apologies! There was an audio issue while recording this episode. While a good portion of the audio disturbances were edited out, other noises could not. We hope you enjoy the episode regardless.

Howdy pardners! Join us for this little mosey into the 90's western revival era. The film: Sam Raimi's underrated "The Quick and The Dead" from 1995 starring Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe, and Leonardo DiCaprio.

If you'd like to play a drinking game along with us here are the rules:

- One drink for every gun spin (including the carbines!)

- One drink anytime someone losses a duel

- One drink for every fakeout

Drink your sarsaparilla responsibly!

It's a new year everybody! What better way to celebrate it than to watch a movie where the turning point event happens on New Year's? Specifically, Paul Thomas Anderson's classic 1997 Film, Boogie Nights. Make sure you start this commentary track a few seconds before the New Line Cinema logo appears.