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Showdown in Arizona between the Bonnell brothers, U.S.Marshals, and Jessica Drummond, the iron-fist rancher who controls the territory.

Thank you to all of our wonderful Patrons, in particular rock stars Mark Maynard and Seth Tisue!

With Thanksgiving break a blessing we all needed, we took the time to watch way more movies than we've watched in a heck of a long time. Not all good ones. No, rather, most of them were terrible, but sometimes terrible is just what you need in life.

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Nothing says Thanksgiving quite like the death of a relative, and so we celebrated this Thanksgiving with a film all about family, loss, and making amends.

This is a deeply personal story to us as many of the themes, dead brother excluded, touch on the lives we've tried to live and continue to survive through each and every day.

Here's to hoping you all enjoy it as much as we did!

There's nothing quite like going to the movie theaters. And after twelve weeks, we did it. Well one of us did. The other never stopped.

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Why do we remake the things we love most? What is it about the appeal of recreation that makes us so happy? Is the original always better? Is there a time and place for a remake?

Let's find out.

In this podcast episode, Austin and Andrew discuss their recent movie and TV show-watching habits. Andrew talks about his busy lifestyle and his newly adopted dog while Austin talks about their annual Halloween movie tradition. They also discuss their opinions on Paul Verhoeven's films and the final season of The Mentalist. The conversation includes discussions on upcoming films, the possibility of Disney selling Marvel, and their thoughts on the film "Downsizing". They also touch on the popularity of "Five Nights at Freddy's" and "Spider-Man" among teenagers. The episode concludes with a discussion about a Martin Scorsese movie.

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In celebration of Killers of the Flower Moon, Andrew and Austin do a deep dive into Martin Scorsese's film "The Color of Money" and its characters, particularly the dynamic between Paul Newman and Tom Cruise's characters. They discuss Scorsese's directing style, the performances, and the plot, with a focus on the transformation of Newman's character.

In this podcast episode, Andrew and Austin talk about pretty much everything but movies. Austin shares his experiences teaching literature and mythology to high school students, expressing frustration with students' lack of interest in reading. They also discuss their thoughts on young adult fiction and their struggle to find engaging films for their class. The conversation then shifts to their personal interests, including Bob Dylan, live music, and the works of filmmakers Hal Hartley and Wes Anderson. They also discuss their use of social media, their views on horror movies, and recent events in the film industry, including strikes by the Writers Guild of America and the Screen Actors Guild.

As Hoosiers born and raised, and just out of high school when this film was both shot and released, this conversation was a long time coming. Not only is this our first-ever documentary on the podcast, but it is also an extremely personal documentary about a town not far, nor different, from our own. As two now transplants living on opposite sides of the country, this was a moment to come together and remember the world we came from.

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"It's over, dude. This shit is over. Jesus Christ, that's definitely not like a good healthy business if like it just if everything just reverts to this. It doesn't seem right"

Austin and Andrew discuss their recent movie-watching experiences, including films like "Quick Millions" and "Lord of the Flies". They also share their thoughts on a Bob Dylan concert they attended, discussing their favorite albums and songs. The conversation also covers their opinions on the current state of film production, with a focus on companies like Blumhouse and A24. They express concerns about the shift to online learning and the impact of social media on students' attention spans. The episode concludes with them looking forward to celebrating Nevada Day.