Middle aged men looking back on their relationships with their dads is certainly a theme to which Jim can relate, but Kyle reveals how that topic stretches across the generational divide.

These two movies couldn't be any different production wise but The Tree Of Life and Nebraska find a common touch examining what it is to be a dad and what it is to be a son.

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Zombies: they were all the rage in the 2000s, but what is the lineage? George A.  Romero's idea of a zombie - where they came from, what they eat and how to kill them - is still the basis and framework for practically any zombie movie ever made.

Zombies (like life) got a lot faster from 1978 to 2004. Honestly, I wouldn't want to meet either zombie in a dark alley but as life gets more intense, so do our zombies! Jim and Kyle discuss how the original Dawn Of The Dead compares with the 'reimagining' of the 2004 Dawn Of The Dead. 

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Jim and Kyle get together for the first time on the podcast to talk about two classic actioners and how they hold up today.  Join us for a deep dive conversation  from one family -  but two generational perspectives.

What couldn't you do in movies back then? An old school  brawling cowboy paired up with  an orangutan. Why not? A Vietnam War vet pushed to his limits by a small town and small minded sheriff. This could have happened!

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