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This week Aaron introduces Jacob to Ben Affleck's sophomore directorial outing: The Town. Stand-offs, romances, and Blake Lively are all in store, as well as an alternate ending controversy, so join us on the brand new episode of Gateway to Cinema.

This week the group gives each other some film watching homework for the next podcast. Also, Jacob is excited for Ingrid Goes West, David sings Major Paine's praises, and Aaron gives Ben Affleck some well needed (and familiar sounding) advice.

This week Aaron and Jacob look at the 2001 fantasy-horror classic: The Devil's Backbone. Thankfully it is much better than Guillermo del Toro's last entry in this series.

This week the guys try to expand their views on their favorite movies by finding moments in them that are less than stellar. Plus, we talk The Dark Tower and give advice to a higher-up at Marvel Studios...

This week Aaron and Jacob talk about one of Quinten Tarantino's best films: Django Unchained! Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, and Leo Dicaprio are waiting just within the podcast, so saddle up and join us for the western epic.

This week Aaron takes the guys through all of the announcements that came out of San Diego Comic-Con. Also, they've all seen Dunkirk and give their opinions...they all loved it.

This week Aaron and Jacob kick into the action-packed world of The Raid: Redemption. Broken doors, exploding fridges, and shattered light bulbs are what await you within the episode.

This week Aaron and Jacob give their spoiler filled thoughts on Spider-Man: Homecoming. Also, Aaron gets patriotic for the Bad Movie of the Week, and Jacob wants to give some advice to Disney.

This week Aaron and Jacob discuss Christopher Nolan's second film: Memento. Jacob thought he knew the twist, but he definitely didn't, which is fitting for the film overall. And no, the episode isn't backwards.

This week Aaron and Jacob discuss which movies they would like to watch for the first time again, and find that it's a much harder question to answer than you might think.

This week Aaron and Jacob dive into the original film that started off the long running Hellraiser franchise.

This week the group discusses all of the 2017 films they've seen so far, and whether or not it has been a good year for film. Also, David is hyped up for Spider-Man: Homecoming, Jacob continues his quest through the Coen Brothers' filmography, and Aaron brings us the worst Fantastic Four movie of all time, and no, it isn't Fant4stic

This week Aaron and Jacob celebrate the release of Spider-Man: Homecoming by discussing Blade 2. Will Jacob like the sequel more than the original? Will Aaron find another way to justify this series being on the list? Will we finally learn what the ice skating line was all about? Find out all this and more in the newest episode of Gateway to Cinema.

This week Aaron and Jacob discuss how they should have listened to David and stayed far away from 2017's The Mummy. Also, their first guest host shows up, but, much to Jacob's dismay, it's just a cricket.

This week Aaron and Jacob discuss the classic Coen Brothers outing: Fargo. Needless to say, they love this darkly comedic crime caper.

This week the group gathers together IN PERSON to discuss their favorite documentaries of all time. Also, Aaron delivers another atrocious Bad Movie of the Week, David has seen The Mummy, and Jacob is incredulous about everything.

This week Aaron and Jacob discuss Attack the Block, and decided that it is one of the most underrated films of 2011.

This week the group discusses just why they all loved Wonder Woman so much. Also, David has finally finished 13 Reasons Why, Jacob loves the whiplash the Book of Henry trailer gave him, and Aaron has finally dove into the Lethal Weapon franchise.

This week Aaron and Jacob dive into the "no reason" of cinema as they explore the slasher/comedy film Rubber. And yes, it is a film about a tire that blows up people's heads with it's mind.

This week Jacob wonders just why we love to spend our time watching movies so much, even when the films themselves aren't entirely pleasant. Also, Aaron bring a board game movie to the table for the bad movie of the week, and David is excited for It Comes At Night.

This week Aaron and Jacob discuss a monster movie in honor of The Mummy's release. Aaron is ready to dive in deep to all of the themes of the film, while Jacob is still too shocked by the effects work to make sense of it all.

This week Aaron comes to the table with a large amount of questions regarding the viability of all of these cinematic universes. Also, David has seen Baywatch for some reason, and Jacob watches one of the lowest rated films on IMDb for the Bad Movie of the Week.

This week Aaron introduces Jacob to the overly campy, 1966 Batman. Needless to say he's baffled by what they find. Join them as they discuss foam pits, shark repellant, and one super heroic dolphin.

This week Jacob brings a debate all about innovation in film to the table, and he struggles to make sense of it. Also, Aaron watched a really Garbage (Pail Kids) movie for Bad Movie of the Week, and David continues to torture himself by watching 13 Reasons Why.

This week Aaron and Jacob discuss Robocop, and Aaron is disappointed to find that Jacob isn't as taken with it as he is.