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CLIMB! CLIMB! CLIMB! FOOL...

Sean continues his quest to break Bill's spirit. #BreakingBill

Bill and Sean are back, bringing logic to stupid movies: Their next choice is Godzilla (1998).

Sean imagines a Godzilla/Titanic mash-up film. 

Sean has been ill and has been stuck in his room for days and appears to have some kind of cabin fever. He gets way too excited talking about this film.

-What happened to Matthew Broderick?

-How old does Bill think Sean is?

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Sam from Invasion of the Remake podcast joins Sean to defend the much-misunderstood Bruce Willis film, Hudson Hawk (1991). 

-Why does the film get so much stick? 

-Sean compares the reception this film received with the reception which Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street received. 

-Did Bruce Willis get too involved in the film? 

Sam inexplicitly loves the film, despite it "not being a great film", but it's a fun time. 

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Sean checks himself into 'The Podcast Clinic' (for podcasters with problems) and discusses his issues with the Doctor! The Doctor is less than sympathetic and another podcast patient with an obsession with bad reviews keeps interrupting Sean's sessions. 

Introducing Ben (FilmFloggers) as the Doctor.

Including fantastic cameos from: Bill (Bill Reads Bad Reviews), Sarah (Weird Horizon), Luke (Nerdstalgic), the Wait What podcast trio, and the dulcet tones of Dan Macholz (FilmFloggers, Sopranos Redefined and 'The Jersey' videos), this is a must-listen episode! 

I couldn't have done this without all the above help, thanks so, so much everyone.

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Sarah returns (tea-less this time) to discuss an unusual signal picked up by a telescope in China and how this was spread as potentially a signal from alien life. Before being swiftly deleted, after it began to spread on Social Media in China.  

The episode is derailed almost immediately with class warfare regarding tea. 

-Is there anything worse than a way-too-milky tea?

-Can Americans make a cup of tea?

-Will people from outside Britain understand what 'pasty country' is?

-Why is NASA sending nudes into space?

-Should we add message receipts to the messages we send into space?

-How long is it until Sean rips off Bill Read Bad Reviews podcast?

Sean and Sarah then get into tangents about lockdowns and podcast ratings, or lack of.

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John from The Pint: A Pop Culture Podcast joins Sean to defend Aliens3, the much maligned sequel to Alien and Aliens. 

Sean can't stop bringing up the Terminator films.

Disowned and hated by the film's director, how can John defend it?

Listen in to find out.

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Sean is joined by Duncan from GDT to take the deepest of deep dives into the film Coherence (2013). One of Duncan's favourite films.

Sean answers the question of why he is so sick of superhero films: Films like this.

-How exciting can a film revolving around a dinner party really be? Oh you have no idea!

-What do the 14 cuts to black mean?

-Duncan and Sean throw around some sequel ideas. Stick around until the end for a trailer for a brand new podcast from Ben over at FilmFloggers.

A world-exclusive trailer of 'Sleeping With The Waffler'.

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Sean is joined by Jim from Film Rage to discuss Mel Gibson's Hacksaw Ridge, a biopic about Desmond Doss, one of the most extraordinary men ever to go to war. 

With fantastic performances from Andrew Garfield, Luke Bracey, Vince Vaughn and an almost film-stealing turn from Hugo Weaving as Doss's shell-shocked father, this is one not to miss.

A refreshing war film which doesn't show America as the saviours of the world, this is a very powerful watch.

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