Upon Further Review

Norah Ephron and Rob Reiner bring us a classic romantic comedy about two college graduates Harry Burns and Sally Albright share an eighteen-hour car ride from Chicago to New York. During of which, they argue the age old question; can men and women every truly be strictly friends. Throughout the next ten years, that question will be tested as their attempts to stay friends without sex brings out the best and the worst in both of them. Is it true love? Can men and women be just friends? Does the movie deserve to be one of the best? We'll be the judge of that.

This week Noah and Jonezy sit down with special guest Nicolas Wendl to talk 1989's classic romantic comedy When Harry Met Sally. They dig deep to answer if men and women can just be friends, who Harry and Sally are based on, and of course, fake orgasms.

Next: Waterworld (1995)

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When humanity discovers a mysterious artificial object buried beneath the Lunar surface, a small team of astronauts are sent on a cryptic mission, but when their ships computer system, HAL, starts to display symptoms of sabotage, Dr. Dave Bowman is left in a tense showdown between man and machine. Leading him into a mind-altering journey through time and space.

The Holy Trinity are at it again this week, watching Stanley Kubrick's 1968 epic sci-fi film 2001: A Space Odyssey. We ask the question: What is a giant domino doing floating in the sky? Why does HAL 9000 sound like he's murdered people before? And what the hell was Kubrick smoking while making this film? Because we want some! So, is this one of the best sci-fi films every made? Does it still hold up? Shit, we'll be the judge of that.

Next: When Harry Met Sally (1989)

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In one of the most revered Westerns ever made, Ethan Edwards (John Wayne) returns home to Texas after the Civil War. When members of his brother's family are killed or abducted by blue eyed Comanches, he vows to track down his surviving relatives and bring them home. At any cost.

The holy trinity saddle up and wave farewell as they embark on trying to understand this 1956 "classic" western The Searchers! Is it really one of the "Best Western" ever made? What the hell was John Ford thinking when he made this? And why will someone tell us why that Native American have blue-eyes?

Next: 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

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Guess what, you mammaluccos of the year, we got a new episode!

The Holy Trinity - Noah Kinsey, Amy Cordova, and Jonezy - talk about the Scorsese sportstacular: Raging Bull

Did Vicky bang Joey? Were there any redeeming qualities about Jake? Does this film deserve to be at #4 on the AFI list?

All these questions and more are discussed!

Up next: The Searchers (1956)

Hey, Puddin'!

Noah and Jonezy discuss DC's next movie in their extended universe: Suicide Squad!

How did Leto do as the Joker? Did the movie make a compelling case to root for the villains? Were the production issues apparent in the final product?

Our caped UFR crusaders discuss these questions and more!

WARNING: SPOILERS!!!!!!!!

Oh...my...Ra, it's a new episode! This week the Holy Trinity - Noah Kinsey, Amy Cordova, and Jonezy - watch the first financial disaster of 2016: Gods of Egypt!

Why do all the Egyptians here have a British accent? Does Gerard Butler kick a man in the chest into an unending abyss? Is it as bad as the box office receipts suggest? Listen to find out!

Next week we watch the De Niro classic: Raging Bull (1980)

The Holy Trinity - Noah Kinsey, Amy J Cordova, & Jonezy - talk about Alfred Hitchcock classic Vertigo!

Does it still hold up? How old is too old to play a leading man? How did Hitchcock feel about the main actors after the film was released? And what the hell does all the green mean?

Listen to find out!

Next up is the Block Busted (aka a film that tanked at the US box office) episode: Gods of Egypt (2016)

Noah and Jonezy try to find signs of an afterlife over the much anticipated, much debated, and to be frankly honest, the much hated 2016 summer blockbuster GHOSTBUSTERS. Is it worth being one the most "thumbs downed" Youtube trailers ever? Did women Ghostbusters really ruin the franchise forever? Or are the trolls just a bunch of ectoplasm?

Holy Wishing Apple! Noah Kinsey and Jonezy are joined by actor and Playhouse West alum Aaron Nakaishi for the episode about what Hollywood mistakenly dubbed the "Disney Folly" - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs!

Listen as Jonezy explains the smart way they used plates to create depth, Aaron talks about what scene set off his gaydar, and Noah goes on an overthinking tangent about the horrible princesses in the Disney fairy tale movies.

Next up: Vertigo (1958)

Noah Kinsey & Gary Jonezy are joined by special guest Britta Jones to talk about the Charlie Chaplin silent classic City Lights!

Next up: Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarves!

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