This week, we spun the Wheel of Requests and landed on listener Jessica's pick, Twister! This episode gets contentious, as we argue about the Icarus legend, 90s nostalgia, and what does or does not constitute a deadbolt.

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This week, we tackle the pop culture juggernaut that is The Snyder Cut! Now, the Snyder Cut of WHICH movie is an entirely different discussion. This episode contains deep discussion about bird movies and one of the most heated arguments we've ever had on the podcast. Be warned, it was hot when we recorded and we had to edit around AC noise, so the audio may be a little muddled this week and have a few significant blowouts.

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Well, it finally happened. Thanks to Joe at The House of Cinema podcast, we actually talked about Ready Player One. Do you really need to know anything else?

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Riley's back, and he's welcomed with the warm embrace of a summer box office flop. We review the Will Smith sci-fi/steampunk/western Wild Wild West and have an all-around bad time. We also do an incredibly dumb bit, play a new game, and veer hard into X-Men talk.

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This week, Jeff and Tyler reflect on a longtime favorite with Tron: Legacy, the long overdue(?) sequel to 1982's Tron! Without Riley to keep them on track, they get into giallo, Coors Banquet, and the horrifying implications of certain effects choices.

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