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Oh wow, it turns it out was all a dream! Who would have guessed? /sarcasm
Helena gets caught by the dark queen, transforming her into zombie who likes ice cream. Why do birds suddenly appear? They don't, but some creepy dolls do!
That dang mcguffin we know as the Mirrormask is finally found. Valentine takes a magic shroom-peach and discovers the awful truth: he'd be a normy in our world.
Plus our shocked and applaudable moments!
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Let's cover quite a bit of dreamland ground!
We'll find out who David Bowie was supposed to play. Helena get's her quest. Some Ent-like rock people get eaten by the Not-Nothing. Our travelers visit a mask shop full of sphynxes.
Also! Part 3 is ready when you're done! What is this time traveling magic window weirdness?
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This is one of our all-time favorite films, and can't wait to share it all in excruciating detail, Applauder!We'll start by discussing how we all came to this film, go through some fun Sean Facts, then move on to some deep family drama, which tends be our only form of therapy these days.
Put on your light and dark sock puppets, it's going to be a schlumpy ride!Jen's recommendations this week:
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This is one of our all-time favorite films, and can't wait to share it all in excruciating detail, Applauder!
We'll start by discussing how we all came to this film, go through some fun Sean Facts, then move on to some deep family drama, which tends be our only form of therapy these days.
Put on your light and dark sock puppets, it's going to be a schlumpy ride!
Jen's recommendations this week:
Have some feedback for us? Email us at [email protected] or visit these fine Web establishments:
Our dreams have run out! Let's finish this thing.
We'll finish the plot with some serious questioning about how easy it would be to make this a 30 minute movie, if police procedure was truly followed.
Then, it's on to our shocked and applaudable moments! Was this a good movie?! Let's find out!Jen's recommendations this week:
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Dream a little dream for us, Applauder!
We'll take you through the last bit of JLo's first encounter with Vincent ... Dinosauralfredo? Whatever his name is. Then, we'll walk you through that tiny bit of character building this movie does. And, we'll finish this part with the beginning of the dream-scene that's so amazing, it's Sean's inspiration for this month's cover art.
We still have one more week to go! See you next time for our shocked and applaudable moments!Jen's recommendations this week:
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**INTRO FIXED 8/18 -- Re-download the episode to fix the first couple minutes of bad audio**Carl hangs around, doing unmentionable things, while watching his victims drown on tape. The FBI does police ... stuff? We finally get to see inside Carl's mind, and it's basically a high class restaurant serving horse meat.
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**INTRO FIXED 8/18 -- Re-download the episode to fix the first couple minutes of bad audio**
Carl hangs around, doing unmentionable things, while watching his victims drown on tape. The FBI does police ... stuff? We finally get to see inside Carl's mind, and it's basically a high class restaurant serving horse meat.
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August's episode is 2000's "The Cell"! Join us as we discuss the oddity of a movie that tries to be "The Silence of the Lambs" but ends up being more like ... if Salvador Dali directed "The Room".We'll start by how we first watched this movie, get into some awesome Sean Facts, and get roughly 8 minutes into the plot! Fasten you hanging harnesses! It's going to be a goosebumpy ride!Jen's recommendations this week:
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August's episode is 2000's "The Cell"!
Join us as we discuss the oddity of a movie that tries to be "The Silence of the Lambs" but ends up being more like ... if Salvador Dali directed "The Room".
We'll start by how we first watched this movie, get into some awesome Sean Facts, and get roughly 8 minutes into the plot!
Fasten you hanging harnesses! It's going to be a goosebumpy ride!
Jen's recommendations this week:
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