***WARNING: SPOILERS START AT 34:38***

Hello listeners, and welcome to our official discussion on Dr. Strange In the Multiverse of Madness. If you're someone who has not yet seen this movie, then feel free to enjoy the first 30-ish minutes of this episode. After that the spoiler warnings go up and we go inter-dimensional. Hear our thoughts on the newest entry in the MCU on this week's episode of the FLP!

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Do ya like jazz? I sure hope you do, because in this episode we are talking about Damien Chazelle's 2014 and 2016 hits Whiplash and La La Land, both of which try to answer the question: can you be a great artist AND be happy?

This week, prepare to end things, because we're talking about I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020).

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In honour of this special holiday, Karolina is joined by her roommate (and best friend) Caroline to discuss the best films/TV shows to watch under the influence of a certain substance, amongst many many other topics. Enjoy!

A reading from the Gospel according to the FLP:

Midnight Mass (2021) is a wonderfully moving, thoughtful, and entertaining piece of art. Watch it (on Netflix). Think about it(In your brain). And then, listen to this episode on it!(Wherever you get your podcasts). Warning, it's nowhere near as moving or thoughtful, but hopefully it's at least somewhat entertaining. 

Amen!

Episode 40, already, huh? Well, in that case, we better have a significant topic for this week's episode. And we do indeed, with the Planet of the Apes prequel trilogy (2011-2017). We start with an overview from Marco on a brief history of the series and his personal experience with it. Then, starting at the beginning, we look at the legacy of this ambitious trilogy of films from an already ambitious franchise. See how this trilogy holds up since its release for each of us on this week's episode of the FLP. Hope you enjoy!

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Howdy! This week we discuss a movie we all love, Interstellar (2014). For those unaware, it's about how if you're a rad space cowboy with a cool jacket, love will transcend time and space for you. And also morse, binary, gravity, 'The Dust', and just about anything else you can think of are topics as well! Seriously, we love this movie and would love if you checked out this discussion!  Note: The first hour of the show deals with topics surrounding the movie such as its critical reception, space travel in general, and some fun personal stories. Around the 1 hour mark we get into a proper discussion of the movie itself. Classic FLP move.

Since our next episode is a 3 hour in depth discussion, we decided to spare you this week with a short and quick snippet! Ever wonder what gets cut out of a regular episode? Wonder no more. It's this absolute nonsense. 

(cut from Episode 36: Ingrid goes West)

Do you want to listen to us talk about The Princess Bride? If so, this is NOT the episode for you. If you want to listen to us talk about Humpty Dumpty, NFTs, and maybe a little bit about that sword fight (because IMDB told us to), then tune in to this riveting discussion between friends!

***WARNING: SPOILERS START AT 41:05***

On this episode, your hosts break the usual FLP pattern of looking back at past movies. We recently watched Matt Reeves' The Batman, and we're here to talk about it in all its glory. We start our discussion off with a non-spoiler segment for any listeners who have not seen the film but who may be wondering about our general thoughts, whether or not we would recommend it, and where it ranks against the Christopher Nolan Batman films. Then, be warned, as we go into full spoiler discussion on the specifics, including plot details and important character moments. We hope you enjoy our discussion as much as we did!