For today's tense political atmosphere we cover Air Force One But on the Ground. White House Down is Roland Emmerich's radical film about the military industrial complex and a president who wears cool shoes. We talk about faceless politcal villains who have a thing underground, Canada's ongoing feud with the Baltic states, and The Order. Then we pitch a movie that's Hotel Rwanda meets National Treasure and reminisce about the seminal folk album Inside Richard Jenkins.

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Scottfest barrels on like a runaway train from a whole different movie! A big week of movie watching. We talk about Presence, The Girl with the Needle, The Order, and Queer. Then Jon gets back to keeping everyone abreast on Uncharted 2 news before we talk about Tony Scott's Spy Game, a film starring Robert Redford and literally his son, Brad Pitt.

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Father, son, House of Gucci. Scottfest returns with a work of cinema art where Jared Leto plays a dude doing another dude and Lady Gaga plays a Russian oligarch. We talk about Nickel Boys, bucket-headed ladies, and how this film accurately depicts how all Italians really behave. Remember everyone, murder actually is a crime.

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We're back! In our odd tradition we cover the 92nd and 97th Academy Awards. The intrigue, the suspense, the casual dismissal of Nicholas Hoult. Pri drinks seed water endorsed by Regular F. Kennedy as we dig deep into awards season. Always remember, if there's a knife you run away but if there's a gun you run at them.

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OLD SPORT! We talk about The Brutalist, before moving on to an intellectually stimulating conversation about Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby (2013). We discuss Daisy's villainy and the best show on TV, Industry, all while getting f*cked up on over-the-counter pharmacy alcohol.

A sleepy episode about a sleep inducing work of cinema art. Inferno marks the likely end of the Robert Langdon trilogy so naturally we talk about how having a job cuts into your leisure time, conspiracies perpetrated by Big Condom, and whether Robert Langdon is an inbox-zero type of guy. This film proves that the WHO killed JFK so it's important to listen.

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Angels & Demons is the second film in the Symbols n' Sh*t trilogy, or as we like to call it: Conclave for alphas. We talk about our viewing experiences of Babygirl and A Complete Unknown and Jon gives his Uncharted 2 update and then pitches his new TV idea, The Swiss Guard. Listen in as we break down the most dangerous film in Samoa.

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The DaVinci Code? What is it? Who is it? Does it involve censoring the X-rated version of The Last Supper and Paul Bettany's tiny butt? Yes, to all those things! We recap Nosferatu, starring Kraven the Hunter, and then Pri reiterates her stance on not reading (because she can't) and age-gap relationship dynamics. Jon gives his Uncharted update before we dive into respectful impressions of the great humourists of our time: the French.

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They're smokin' the aces! Where are you from? Finally! We cover Smokin' Aces, a favourite of luminary Terrence Malick and normal, fairly lame guy Jon. We recount our experience with Kraven the Hunter, talk about Celine Dion doing card magic, and explain how this film was a huge influence on War Horse.

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Happy 100th episode! Join us as we rank the top 100 Quebec (?!) films of all time.

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