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WE'RE BACK! After a brief hiatus to get our lives back together we're back to talk about Eternals and as a treat we have a surprise celebrity interview! We're relevant! We're current! We know what's in the cultural zeitgeist!
Hello! We're back! We're on a slower schedule because our lives are all over the place! But we're back! Listen to us do some Shrek quizzes and talk about Joe Rogan and praise kinks. You know, the usual.
This episode celebrates a Momentous Occasion with the framework of Cats (2019) dir. Tom Hooper easing (or not) the way because like all momentous occasions, we need something to ground it down to reality.
COWBOY TIME! Saddle up your horsies and take your besties and get ready to listen to this cowboy episode about Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) dir. George Roy Hill.
WELCOME TO EPISODE 69! We watched Porco Rosso (1992) dir. Hayao Miyazaki and talked about Miyazaki's Trademark Vibe, Yu-Gi-Yo!, and plane maffias. ENJOY!
Just go watch Hustlers, please. Yes, THE Hustlers from 2019 directed by Lorene Scafaria, yes that Hustlers. Go watch it. Then when you have watched it, come back to this podcast and hear us talk about Ice Age and poutine and Hustlers, that movie we just told you to watch. We also issue a strict warning to Ben Affleck.
We watched the Hangover (2009) dir. Todd Phillips and it gave us an emotional Hangover because the Hangover is worse than you remember. Have fun listening to our misery.
Okay now we're back to regular scheduling for real this time and we're celebrating the occasion by discussing Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003) dir. Patrick Gilmore and Tim Johnson. This movie makes us question whether we'd die for our childhood best friend and whether or not Prince Proteus is valid for volunteering to do it for Sinbad the eternal scoundrel.
WE'RE BACK, BAYBEE and it's time for a blast from the past as we dive into the 80s and 50s with Back to the Future (1985)! This will also be the last episode where Mari's sound is terrible so it's your last chance to cringe at that, so get in while ya can.
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