True Bromance Film Podcast

In this episode, we dissect Yorgos Lanthimos's Bugonia. We dive into Emma Stone's Oscar-nominated performance as a CEO kidnapped by conspiracy theorists convinced she's an alien. From corporate jargon to chemical castration and woolen-clad extraterrestrials, it's a hilarious, cynical look at humanity's self-destruction.

Director: Yorgos Lanthimos

Writers: Will Tracy, Jang Joon-hwan

Stars: Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, Aidan Delbis, Alicia Silverstone

Produced by Ari Aster

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We are back and discussing the latest Netflix joint, The Rip.

Is our love of Matt Damon and Ben Affleck enough to overcome the usual Netflix pratfalls?

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We're talking about the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni hit of 2024, It Ends With Us.

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We close out our "Christmas" series (debatable) with Netflix's Carry-On, a movie so full of clichés it should come with a free eye roll. From the improbable plot to the over-the-top drama, they pull no punches in roasting this forgettable thriller.

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We continue to celebrate the holiday season with the modern classic, The Family Man. We are joined by Michael Denniston of Sober Cinema to revel in the greatness of this film's superhero, Nicolas Cage.

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We are back and in the holiday spirit. This episode, we discuss the 1984 holiday classic, Gremlins.

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It's time for Amanda to get in touch with her inner Brat Packer so we dive into the John Hughes classic, The Breakfast Club.

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We're talking about the 1987 classic about true love with a piece of wood, Mannequin.

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Laughs are aplenty in Guy Ritchie's masterpiece, The Gentlemen.

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This is quite possibly our most shameful episode to date, which is what this Road House deserves. (Yes, we know that is saying a lot.)

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