Jordan and Brooke are joined by Kayla Phaneuf and Noah Huizenga (Secondhand Film Critics) to discuss this 1989 classic and CARPE DIEM! They unpack the importance of teaching humanities, Robin William's career, the inherent homoeroticism of New England academia, and Kayla's short lived theatrical rap career.

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This week, Jordan and Brooke dig into Netflix's latest 2021 release and discover that we do care – a LOT – about Rosamund Pike and Eiza Gonzalez as scammer girlfriends. Come for the evil lesbians, stay for the costume design praise, unhinged plot discussion, light moral dilemmas, and some highly unqualified Golden Globes predictions.

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Jordan and Brooke are joined by Andrew Ortiz (SuperYaki) to talk 1999's mega hit, a movie that begs the question "what if you could kiss everyone on-screen?" There's hot people! There's practical effects! There's...a surprise climax ghost carriage? Jordan, Brooke and Andrew also discuss childhood viewing experiences, the revival of fun dumb blockbusters, and their deep love of Brendan Fraser.

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Jordan and Brooke are joined by Sam Kaufman and Arden Jurskis (Disney+Podcast+) to discuss a great (and very non-Disney) 1975 film. They dig into how this movie's LGBTQ+ issues have held up over time, Lumet's unique blend of humanism, comedy and artistry, and the fact that Al Pacino is one of our finest yelling actors. Also, notable cinema tangents include: Black Sails, I Tonya, Something Wild, and Seed of Chucky.

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The pod goes deeper into DCEU territory with 2020's divisive "Wonder Woman 1984." Once again, they talk the good (Pedro Pascal), the bad (pacing and plotting), the neutral (more feminism), and everything in between – including the semantics of wishing stones, quarantine watching habits, and...the Twilight saga.

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The pod takes on the dreaded DCEU through 2017's iconic "Wonder Woman." They talk the good (Themysceria), the bad (CGI), the neutral (feminism), and everything in between – including Wonder Woman's queer origins, the state of Internet film criticism, and...Joss Whedon.

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This week on QQ, two boyfriends go on an adventure to a city of gold, down a long and winding road. But where does this road really lead? Genocide? Musical numbers? Bisexuality? The possibilities are endless. Also, Jordan and Brooke talk a whole lot (read: too much) about “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron.”

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Jordan and Brooke ring in the New Year with 2017’s sleek, stylish actioner. What’s the best trailer of all time and why is it for this film? Has anyone in the history of cinema ever looked cooler than Charlize Theron? Did James McAvoy roll around in garbage to prepare for this role? And what inspired David Leitch to go so hard on the bisexual lighting?

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Jordan and Brooke conclude the holiday season (and 2020) with Shane Black’s 2005 neo-noir cult classic. They discuss the impact this film left on buddy comedies, the careers it made, which aspects have and have not aged well, and so! many! quotes! Plus, the thrilling and suspenseful conclusion to…CANDY BATTLE!

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Jordan and Brooke continue their season of holiday cheer with Netflix’s YA Christmas rom-com. This episode contains some of the following topics: sled rankings, snow day activities, Tumblr stories, incels, wholesome lesbian cheerleader subplots, and the next round of…CANDY BATTLE!

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