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Happy New Year Everyone! What better way to ring in this year than to talk about new beginnings and addictions? Well think of it more so as a movie about what type of human being to resolute not to become in the new year.
Exploring addiction, destructive behavior, and narcissism, Danny Boyle dived into the lives of a group of small town Scotsmen who see themselves as the lowest of the low. So why the hell should they not have a little fun while they are still living. So choose your future. Choose your life. And thank you for choosing to listen as we discuss this month's film... Trainspotting.
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Becoming one of the most iconic Christmas movies to ever exist and the thing many people know Bing Crosby from, or at least from the song by the same name, this month's movie represents the golden age of filmmaking and carries with it many incredible dynamic characters and relationships. So sit back and count your blessings, but hopefully don't fall asleep as host Ariel Ortiz and her friend Derick McDuff have a discussion after his first viewing of... White Christmas.
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Mawridge. Mawridge is what brings us together today... Actually it is not. But close. What brings us together today is a discussion of a movie that has become so engrained in American cinema that not one but two different iterations have been created in this year (2020) to help with charitable deeds and to save democracy. Something that would make Fezzik himself smile. So sit back, relax and enjoy a peanut or two as host Ariel Ortiz and her friend Alan Torres discuss, after the latter's first viewing, The Princess Bride.
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Freedom, Beauty, Truth and Love. Those are the bohemian themes that make up a movie that represented a reimagination of the movie musical. Listen as host Ariel discusses with her brother Moulin Rouge after he has seen the movie that showed that Obi Wan Kenobi had an incredible singing voice for the first time.
Random thought, was this movie the reason Obi Wan's star cross lover in clone wars was also named Satine?
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What do you get when you mix the Odyssey with depression era Mississippi? Something only the Coen Brothers could create. Listen as host Ariel discusses with a group of her friend O Brother Where Art Thou? after they have seen the pop culture known film that mainstreamed bluegrass, at least for a bit, for the first time.
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We are finally here... the premiere of the Undercast Company's You've Never Seen?! podcast. For out first episode we are discussing the slasher/drama/comedy/really too crazy to categorize movie American Psycho. Please forgive the rough edit this was a pilot in the purest sense. Enjoy!
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Welcome to You've Never Seen?! Ariel Ortiz and her nerd friends remedy their lack of watching pop culture cinema staples by watching and discussing said movies after our first ever viewings. So whether its your all time favorite or its your first time too come join us as we are able to say... "Yes. We have seen it."
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