Could this have been two episodes? Yes, but it's not. Strap in because we, along with guest Joel, talk about the good and the bad of this year's Oscar nominations before sharing each of our top ten films from 2023.

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To wrap up the month of Mockumentuary, the swearwolves talk about modern vampires of the city, the quintessential mockumentary film of the 21st century, and the inspiration behind one of the most popular TV comedies on air, What We Do In The Shadows. We also get into the Mean Girls craze 20 years later, afrofuturistic jazz, and the woes of movie theater loyalty programs.

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On this episode of Triple Feature, we discuss the Coen Brothers and The Lonely Island, the magic (and divisiveness) of movies, and our favorite Italian before diving deep (pun intended) into the 2007 animated mockumentary, 'Surf's Up'. We also get into the controversy of The Golden Globes and other awards updates.

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We are so back for more Triple Feature in 2024 with a new theme for January, Mockumentuary. It's been a few weeks, so we had to catch up on everything we have watched since our last episode. Between Richard Linklater's baby boomer movies, Godzilla week, and more 2023 releases, there was a lot to talk about. We finally discuss Freddy's iconic and hilarious Mockumentuary pick, 'This is Spinal Tap'.

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In the final episode of the year, we talk the best and worst Love Actually storylines, The Boy and the Heron, and the importance of physical media before capping off Festivecember with Emma's pick, It's a Wonderful Life. We also recap the month and reveal the theme for January!

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On this episode, it's Satoshi Kon's 2003 Christmas flick, Tokyo Godfathers, that gets the Triple Feature treatment. We also talk African cinema on the CC, Glenn Close's all-time best performance, and the brilliance of this year's Godzilla Minus One.

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It's December, so it's time to binge all of your holiday favorites. The theme of this month on Triple Feature is Festivecember where C-Bear, Emma, and Freddy will each choose their number #1 movie of the season, starting with C-Bear's classic pick, 'Home Alone'. Before we talk Wet Bandits, we give Jack Black and Alfred Hitchcock a lot of love in our recently watched conversation.

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In our recently watched discussion, the gang talks about the new Scott Pilgrim Netflix show, nightmare movie theater experiences, and the controversial nature of 'Saltburn'. Then we recap our Vietnam November triple feature choices with a bonus conversation on 'Hearts and Minds', the Vietnam War documentary, before getting into the new Christmas movie sweeping the nation and maybe awards season, 'The Holdovers'.

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On this episode, we discuss problematic age gaps, Barbie breakups, the Monarch Monsterverse, and the current state of the MCU before getting into the horrific final Vietnam November pick, 'Apocalypse Now', and the behind the scenes making of documentary, 'Hearts of Darkness', with another special guest!

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On this week's episode of Triple Feature, we have a special guest! Joel joins us to share his thoughts on this year's 'Killers of the Flower Moon' and his viral Letterboxd review. Then, Joel and CBear talk Batman, we briefly discuss Sofia Coppola's latest feature, 'Priscilla', and Freddy gets a head start on the Barnes & Noble Criterion sale. We eventually get to the main event: the duality of man! Kubrick's 'Full Metal Jacket' is satirical and ironic, but is it successful? We answer this question and much more before revealing the final pick of Vietnam November as well as a must-see documentary pairing. As always, rate and review us and follow us on Instagram @triplefeaturepod!

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