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What could be a better deep dive for Mermay if not the Australian classic, H2O: Just Add Water? Whip up your choice of juice and whip out your fins, and join us as we take a closer look at everyone’s favorite mermaids!

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You might be getting déjà vu, but don’t be fooled, because in this special anniversary episode, we’re looking at a familiar movie through a very different lens. Come along as we revisit Twilight – the first movie we discussed on the podcast – and examine it as an adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s infamous novel. Does it hold up better or does it only get worse with the book to compare? You’ll have to listen to find out.

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Much like its titular character, Shrek (2001) may not be for everyone, but could there be more to uncover beyond the neverending gags, juvenile jokes, and plentiful memes? Tune in as we examine this cult classic – one layer at a time – to decide if it’s more fairytale or farce.

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This week we take a look at the universally celebrated and completely real movie, All Too Well: The Short Film, written and directed by Taylor Swift. Join us in discussing this ten-minute movie with as much scrutiny and introspection as the next feature on the big screen, and enjoy this special episode!

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How can a sequel so fundamentally misunderstand the intent of its predecessor? While Enchanted (2007) has solidified its place as a timeless classic, Disenchanted (2022) not only shows up uninvited more than a decade later, but also forgets to bring an ounce of the skill, charm, and wit that the original movie showed. This week, we dive back into the world of failed reboots, remakes, and sequels, where nostalgia is leveraged for profit and a good quality story is the last thing on moviemakers’ minds.

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Since its release in 2001, The Princess Diaries has become as iconic as it is beloved. Then why weren’t critics convinced, claiming a lack of originality, humor and heart? Dust off your tiaras and join us as we revisit a place where fairytale meets reality – a world of limos and balls, M&Ms on pizza, and foot-popping kisses – and dissect what about this movie resonated with an entire generation.

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While remembered as the ultimate romcom, Pretty Woman’s critical reception at its release was far from stellar. As a Valentine’s Day special, we revisit this must-watch classic to see if it’s as overrated and hollow as some suggest or if it’s another victim of skewed perspective.

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Barbie in the Nutcracker (2001) made history as Barbie’s first feature-length film, but can it measure up to the legacy of its source material? In our festive season finale, we settle in to experience the magic of this holiday tale with a twist and see if it’s more questionable and confusing than a timeless classic.

Stick around until the end of the episode for a special wrap-up segment featuring this year’s episodes!

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General consensus finds that if you’ve seen one holiday movie, you’ve seen them all, but does Last Holiday (2006) do enough to break the mold? Join us for a seasonal special as we investigate if this heartwarming tale has real substance to leave you inspired, or if it’s another contender in a long line of glossy yet hollow feel-good movies.

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In theory, Ice Princess (2005) sets out to tell an empowering story about daring to follow your dreams, but the reality may be much different. This week, we try to make sense of the movie's mixed messages, contend with a feminist strawman, and live out our figure skating (spectator) dreams.

Content warning: passing mention of eating disorders.

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