A tragedy infused with beer commercial rock anthems won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature for the year 1999. Joy.

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Three nights of berating or being berated by an agitated Nicolas Cage could very well be preferable to anything that is happening in the year 2020 but we still try to condense it down to a breezy half hour discussion on one of Martin Scorsese's rare overlooked works BRINGING OUT THE DEAD.

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As the summer season is upon us we offer our dear listeners the chance to take a road trip from the comfort of their ear buds with David Lynch's THE STRAIGHT STORY. On the other hand neither of your favorite podcast hosts are as social as Richard Farnsworth in this film, so we keep it to a half hour and socially distance through the safety (and recording quirks) of Skype.

Like good Americans. Enjoy!

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Is any time a good to release an episode on FIGHT CLUB? Or is every time appropriate for a look at depression, distrust and upheaval when it's dressed up as Brad Pitt, half-naked philosopher? We think so. Also no other movie podcast has ever discussed this David Fincher film.

Not that we are aware of. Don't @ us. Just listen.

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Harrison Ford with an earring but still grouchy. Bruce Willis with a ponytail but still bald. Both these guys got marital problems. One wife dies in the first act, but not before having an affair; the other had to put up with that stupid ponytail from her stupid husband. This is the greatest podcast episode ever produced.

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We are twenty years older and no more closer to being as cool as Terence Stamp in Steven Soderbergh's THE LIMEY. And neither are you. Enjoy!

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You either die a progressive liberal breaking down barriers in film or you live long enough to be chased off college campuses as a horribly out of touch messenger of hate and ignorance. Along the way an Oscar was won for Hilary Swank but all Kimberly Peirce gets is our appreciation on this pretty depressing episode for BOYS DON'T CRY.

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If you've always had the sneaking suspicion that the people watching movies at Sundance every year are assholes... well that's probably because some things never change. And HAPPY, TEXAS may be the most infamous example of a festival hit being an unmitigated disaster that nearly killed the career of Steve Zahn. Wait. According to Wikipedia this was his "breakout role." And was also a "box-office hit." A "cult classic?" If only our legion of fans would take up this cause to combat the fake news of yet another Jeremy Northam masterclass in suckdom. Alas, there are probably more important matters in these troubled times.

Such as Ron Eldard playing quite the cocksmith in MYSTERY, ALASKA. That's rich!

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This podcast has done its half-assed best to give context to the idyllic theatrical experience of 1999 but we can't gloss over the fact that there were some troubled productions from that year. THREE KINGS may be known as the greatest performance Spike Jonze ever gave (don't @ us, JACKASS fans) but one can only imagine (if you are a decent human being) that director David O. Russell's lone memory of his breakout hit is the beating he received from Kentucky boy George Clooney. That is if he has any decency. Which he does not. Enjoy the rest of the discussion!

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The troubled times we find ourselves in now can be traced back to America's rejection of Hollywood's attempt to make Loren Dean a star in Lawrence Kasdan's MUMFORD. Thankfully at least one of your hosts adored this adorable movie about nice people and all the nice lies they tell each other. Speaking of which listen to your least favorite host of 99 FROM 99 as he bullies the poor people of Mumford. Get those Mumford hashtags trending by clicking on the links below:

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