Ryan and Ty take a trip simultaneously backwards and forwards in time this week to cover the 1973 film Westworld. This is an interesting high concept movie, so there's definitely a lot to talk about, like simution, technological dependence, it's relationship to the tv show and free will. Contact us at [email protected] or follow us!    

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This week Ryan and Ty travel to the magical world that is the mind of Hayao Miyazaki, with his widely renowned 2001 film - Spirited Away. There's a lot to cover this week, with topics of spirituality, greed, capitalism, ancestral history, and culture, so tune in for a jam packed episode. There's once again a bit of a difference of opinion, but hey that keeps things interesting. Tune in next week for the 1973 film Westworld! Contact us at [email protected] or follow us!    

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It's yet another divisive episode this week as Ryan and Ty come down on different ends of the spectrum with regards to the quality of this week's film, The Butterfly Effect. But disagreement usually leads to good discussion, and this movie about time travel does give us enough to discuss (go figure). Come back next week for the Miyazaki film, Spirited Away. Contact us at [email protected] or follow us!    

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Roll It tries to play it cool this week as Ryan and Ty discuss the Paul Newman classic, Cool Hand Luke. There is a lot to discuss with this film, included quite a bit on existentialism all by itself. So check it out and don't forget to come back next week for The Butterfly Effect! Contact us at [email protected] or follow us!    

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Roll It gets back on the Tarantino train this week with his 2009 effort, Inglorious Basterds. The relationship between humanization and brutality, symbolism, and that distinct Tarantino style, Ryan and Ty have a lot to talk about with this one.  Come back next week for Scorsese’s Goodfellas! Contact us at [email protected] or follow us!    

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To wrap up 2020 Roll It is trying to look at the big picture and be thankful, which leads to the Christmas classic, It's a Wonderful Life. Religion, greed, perspective - it all gets touched on here as Ryan and Ty talk about the Frank Capra/Jimmy Stewart collaboration that has become a Christmas mainstay. So wrap up your 2020 on a high note and tune in! Come back next week for Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds! Contact us at [email protected] or follow us!    

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Well, it's Christmastime so that means only one thing - the debate whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie is back again. So why not dive into the beloved action classic? Ryan and Ty talk about not only if it is a Christmas movie, but also about religious allegories, anti-establishment themes, and how the film portrays the media and traditional masculinity. So sit down with your favorite holiday beverage and enjoy the ride! Come back next week for It's a Wonderful Life! Contact us at [email protected] or follow us!    

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This week's film is fresh off the presses, as Ryan and Ty cover David Fincher's newest release that recently dropped on Netflix, Mank. It's the story of Citizen Kane writer Herman Mankiewicz and his travels and trials both writing the story and through the Hollywood landscape that shaped it. There's lots of talk about the correlation between the two movies themselves, as well as the critique of Hollywood, and the man himself.  Come back Christmas week for Die Hard! Contact us at [email protected] or follow us!    

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It's Cold War fever on the podcast this week as Ryan and Ty cover the bombshell of a film, Dr. Strangelove. It has everything you could want out of a film discussion - sex, nukes, and Stanley Kubrick. It's always fun to talk about Kubrick and his craft, so check it out! Come back next week for an episode on the newly released David Fincher film, Mank! Contact us at [email protected] or follow us!    

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Roll It enters the mind of Charlie Kaufman once again, as Ryan and Ty discuss his new film - I'm Thinking of Ending Things. Opinions are a bit split, and not in the way you might guess, but regardless, there's an attempt to break down all the weirdness that a film written and directed by Charlie Kaufman brings. Come back next week for the 1964 Stanley Kubrick film, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Lobe the Bomb. Contact us at [email protected] or follow us!    

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