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Welcome to 80's nostalgia before it was cool! Don't you forget about this mad, mad world!
Additional Spoilers:
Insidious 58:28
Hereditary 1:00:05
In this episode we head on down to South Park to have ourselves a time. This is a kind of part one of SP where we dive into the main characters. Keep an eye out for a follow up episode where we go over South Park's incredible social commentary and humor.
*Corrections*
- South Park came out in 1997, not 96.
- The shame is mine. Richard Roundtree portrayed Shaft in the original film; and Isaac Hayes did the theme song.
Not so unlike the great philosopher Kurt Cobain; I'm all apologies.
In this episode we mine the movie Michael Clayton for it's calmness in stressful times!
Additional Spoilers:
The Invention of Lying 34:14
Stranger Things Season One 1:09:40
And thus the trilogy is expended (but we still talk for a long time after you think the episode should be done).
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Great Expectations 13:35
My Name Is Asher Lev 20:05
Crime And Punishment 21:13
1984 41:06
Return Of The Jedi 55:55
Deathly Hallows 55:55
Onward to Mordor!
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Seven 32:47
Othello 56:44
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe 1:46:25
The Invitation 1:57:13
We start our journey through middle earth in this episode; loving our trip through The Fellowship Of The Ring.
Additional Spoilers:
Watchmen 7:04
The Matrix 32:18
The Deathly Hallows 1:06:10
In this episode we travel to a galaxy far, far away (original trilogy) to talk about some of the deepest human truths.
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Attack of the Clones 4:00
Revenge of the Sith 4:00
The Deathly Hallows 59:36
Breaking Bad 1:22:10
The Force Awakens 2:41:00
Also, several spoilers for Rogue One sprinkled throughout.
In this inaugural episode of Really True Fiction, we explore the novel Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.
Additional Spoilers:
The Kings of Summer - 56:50
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