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This week, Adam Mock of Made You Watch, A Podcast is back to talk about 1991's The Fisher King. Directed by Terry Gilliam, and starring Robin Williams, Jeff Bridges, and Mercedes Ruehl (in an Oscar winning performance), it's part fantasy, part drama, part comedy, and plenty bizzare. So, did Adam enjoy it at all? Was there enough New York-ness for the native New Yorker? Let's find out...

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This week, Travis is joined by Mike of Jester's Court Podcast to talk about the 2006 mystery crime thriller, Lucky Number Slevin. Travis is seeing it for the first time. So how did he miss this one? And is it even worth watching? Or was he right to skip it? Starring Josh Hartnett, Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Ben Kingsley and Lucy Liu, it's fast paced, snappy, and clever. Or is it trying to be too much? Let's find out...

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This week, K'Tetch joins the show and is bringing with him, one of his favorite movies. 1998's Still Crazy. It's the story of a 70s rock band named Strange Fruit as they get back together for one last show, 20 years after they broke up. Travis had never seen it before. It has an all star cast, and is billed as a comedy, but does it hold up? Let's find out...

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This week, MC Williams of Myths Your Teacher Hated joins Travis to talk about his first time seeing 1993's The Fugitive. Based on the 60s TV series, it stars Harrison Ford as Dr. Richard Kimble, and Tommy Lee Jones as US Marshall Sam Gerard. So, after 30 years, does it hold up? Or is it an overly long and kind of boring action movie. Let's find out...

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We round out So Wizard Month with week 4, and this time it's Aubrey who joins the show to talk about her first time seeing Quentin Tarantino's 1992 debut film, Reservoir Dogs. Widely considered one of the best independent movies ever made, did it strike a chord with Aubrey? Or was it "just a bunch of dudes talking"? Well, let's find out...

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Week 3 of So Wizard Month is here, and Marquee Mark is here to talk about the 2018 film, Hereditary. Written and Directed by Ari Aster in his feature film debut, it stars Toni Collete, Gabriel Byrne, Alex Wolff, and Milly Shaprio. Powerhouse performances and a creepy atmosphere are promised in this story of a family dealing with the loss of their grandmother, and strange things begin to happen. But does the movie deliver on those promises? Let's find out...

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It's Week 2 of So Wizard May, and Joey from So Wizard Podcast is here to talk about his first time watching 1991's Hook. Starring Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman, it's the story of Peter Pan, after he's grown up and had kids. So, did it bring a sense of child like wonder for Joey? Or did it just not connect with him? And did you catch all the cameos?

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This week, Travis is joined by Adam of the So Wizard Podcast to discuss his first time watching 2022's Top Gun: Maverick. How does it stand up to other legacy sequels? Is it any good one it's own? Let's find out...

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This week Travis is joined by the Rock God of Podcasting himself, Charles McFall to discuss the 1997 monster movie, The Relic. Monster movies like this don't really get made much anymore, but is that a bad thing? How does this one hold up 25 years later? And why is it so damn dark?

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This week we have the return of Gerald Morris from Two Peas on a Pod to talk about the 2005 David Cronenberg film, A History of Violence. Gerald hasn't seen it before, and neither has Travis. So, is it any good? How weird does it get? What is it even about? Let's find out...

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