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What movies cliches need to go? We've seen some of these recently in over-coloned movies like Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Captain America: Civil War. Join Chris, Jeremy and Barrett as they list the most annoying tropes in cinema. Also, the best movie of 1980 is crowned... a year that gave us The Empire Strikes Back, The Shining, Raging Bull, and some of the best comedies of all time. 

All this plus a discussion of the best comedy films of this century, the movie spinoffs with the most potential, and much, much more on this week's SinCast!

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Join the CinemaSins crew for a spoiler-filled discussion about Captain America: Civil War, the state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and how Cap and Tony measure up to Batman and Superman. MINIPOD!

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In this week's SinCast, the guys recount their favorite stories from being on the other side of the moviegoing experience, and all the craziness they've witnessed as a (sometimes) paying customer. Also the winner of Best of 1979 is crowned in a doozy of a year in cinema. Will it be Apocalypse Now, Alien, Manhattan, or a dark horse that takes the trophy? All this plus a list of funny moments in otherwise tense/dramatic movies and more on Episode 18!

Look for a minipod bonus episode coming your way soon all about superhero frenemies punching each other. Again.

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Which director has had the most eclectic career? The answers may

All this plus the long-awaited answer to the question about the

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Chris, Jeremy and Barrett debate the best movies of 1977, and whether Star Wars Episode IV makes the top 2... Also, time travel in movies, books and TV is discussed, including what gets it wrong right, and stupid. Also, spoilers: Bill and Ted. They make it stupid. Fun, but stupid. 

All this plus a rousing round of Q's, including best OMG moments, Celebrity Crushes, and favorite Mel Brooks movies!

For the first time in months, all the guys are in one room with ambient sound, so enjoy the intimate tones of the in-person SinCast!

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Join Chris, Jeremy and Barrett for a hilarious journey through the best movies of 1976. Rocky! Network! Robert Redford! Clint Eastwood! Who will take the crown?

Also, they count down the best GOOD moments from BAD movies and all the terrible moments from good movies. All this plus Q&A about musicals and much, much more!

We have a new theme song! Many thanks to the decorated recording artist L'Orange for working with us. Go listen to his amazing stuff at http://lorangeproductions.com/. He'll make your earholes happy. 

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Chris, Jeremy and Barrett cover the most epic years in movie history, from the brilliant 2007 to the influential 1982, and many places in between. Also, a recurrent game of "Best Movie from Each Year You've Been Alive" begins with a raucous evaluation of the movies from 1975. Rocky Horror Picture Show fans should proceed with caution. The guys finish up with a definitive list of their favorite soundtracks and scores. Come for the Pearl Jam, stay for the Star Trek!

We have a new theme song! Many thanks to the decorated recording artist L'Orange for working with us. Go listen to his amazing stuff at http://lorangeproductions.com/. He'll make your earholes happy. 

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Since Jeremy and Chris bit the bullet and experienced the highs, lows, and more lows of the Batman v Superman: Yawn of Justice, we just had to get a somewhat spoilery review out, so enjoy a Bonus Episode of SinCast!

Watch Jeremy's review on his YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xKItdQEPW8

We have a new theme song! Many thanks to the decorated recording artist L'Orange for working with us. Go listen to his amazing stuff at http://lorangeproductions.com/. He'll make you wanna dance. 

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Chris, Jeremy, Barrett and J break down the SUMMER MOVIE SEASON that somehow begins in March. Potential blockbusters, disappointments, and surprises are discussed, along with thoughts about the continuation of Hollywood sequel-itis and a round of "what's the best movie based on a video game?". All this plus a teaser review of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Just Make It Stop, and a discussion about best movie food! 

We have a new theme song! Many thanks to the decorated recording artist L'Orange for working with us. Go listen to his amazing stuff at http://lorangeproductions.com/. You'll thank us later.  

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Chris, Jeremy and Barrett break down the stupidly watchable cartoon that is FX's American Crime Story: The People v OJ. Also, based on a thoughtful fan question, they discuss what the best character arcs in movie history (yes, Breaking Bad is included because Breaking Bad is freaking terrific). All this plus an adventurous Q&A is here on Episode 12!

We have a new theme song! Many thanks to the decorated recording artist L'Orange for working with us. Go listen to his amazing stuff at http://lorangeproductions.com/. We were blown away. 

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