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Wait, a 90s action movie picked by Jen? And a good one at that! The duo talk about the cast, obviously, opening credits sequences, Joss Whedon's input, when bad performances do and do not matter and Jimmy spoils the movie Twister for Jen. Contains strong language.

Jen and Jimmy tackle a favourite of Jen's and one that Jimmy doesn't dislike. They talk about the one main, huge problem the movie has which leads into a discussion about being a woman online. Stuff gets kind of real, folks. Also, they talk about conventions and Jimmy's hatred for a character in the movie. Contains strong language

And we're back and what better way to see in the Spring than with a movie set at Christmas? Jimmy and Jen celebrate the 35th anniversary of Lethal Weapon by talking about Die Hard, Marvel movies and, of course, one Mel Columcille Gerard Gibson. Contains strong language.

For the second episode of our romantic comedy double bill, Jimmy and Jen travel back to the 80s to discuss one of two Blake Edwards movies Bruce Willis starred in just before the release of a little movie called Die Hard. Our hosts talk about Bruce Willis, compare older comedy movies to now and Jimmy probably insults religious people with his inability to word things properly. Contains strong language.

It's February, so we are covering two romantic comedies to celebrate Valentine's Day. Jen's pick is this, the most recent movie we've covered and probably ever will cover. This is Jimmy's first viewing and isn't a fan of modern comedy movies, so will he hate this? We had already covered our next episode before we did this one so we say it earlier than usual.  Contains strong language.

It's free-for-all week here at So, What's the Problem and it's a 90s teen movie as that is what Jen always picks. Wait, this was Jimmy's choice??? Umm... Well, at least Jen will pick a 90s rom-com next week for Valentine's. What? Contains strong language, I guess, we recorded it a while ago.

It's Jen's birthday year pick and she has chosen this, a childhood favourite to many, a big bag of "eh, it's fine" to one of our hosts. Jimmy and Jen discuss such topics as directors changing their movies years after the fact, a story of when Jen met a star of this movie and those audio tape and book movie adaptations. Remember those? Those were great. E.T. had two. At the time of recording this episode, the next episode hadn't been decided but it's The Craft (1996). Contains strong language.

Join Jimmy and Jen as they discuss the fifth instalment of a franchise they both love. One host likes this new movie , the other is kind of "meh" on it. No prizes for guessing which is which. A brand new episode of So, What's the Problem? will be released next week! Contains strong language.

Happy New Year! I know it's still December but this movie has both Christmas and New Years in it, so, yay! Yes this movie has issues but that doesn't make it bad, it's still an enjoyable movie. Our hosts discuss racism, homophobia and unnecessary nudity, you know, the usual. They also chat about THAT John Landis incident with zero authority,  Denholm Elliott's interesting marriage and the state of Jen's office. This is our last episode of the year and we're taking a wee break, we'll be back on January 24th.  Contains strong language.

Or, One Depressing Christmas. Holy poop, this depressing movie. Anyway, Jimmy and Jen endure it and talk about just how depressing it is. Sorry, just can't get over it, this movie is depressing. Oh and Santa has the powers of God and Gideon the angel is creepy. Contains strong language. We'll be back next week with the final episode of 2021, stay tuned to the end of this podcast to find out what we're covering. Hope everyone has a very merry festive period and if you are struggling with your mental health, please talk to someone. We at So, What's the Problem love you all.