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Today we discuss Doug Liman’s classic adaptation of Robert Ludlum’s iconic spy novel, The Bourne Identity. We discuss how this character is America’s response to 007, performances, likes, gripes, final scores a few rabbit holes along the way.

Today we discuss the 2019 Safdie film, Uncut Gems. We share our thoughts, feelings, likes, gripes, and final scores. Be warned there is a deep NY sports radio rabbit hole that runs from minute 23-30.

Today we discuss the 3rd season of Ozark. We are only 2-3 episodes deep, so we talk generally about what we like and throw out some predictions.

Today we discuss the Disney Pixar film Onward. Likes, gripes and some rabbit holes.

Today Seth and I walk you through our own quarantine playlists. Seth goes full on topical with dystopian and apocalyptic films that will surely depress you. Jake goes for a little more range.

Today We discuss the Netflix True Crime Documentary Tiger King. This little doc exposed America to what appears to be a thriving, if not wholly dysfunctional, big cat industry in the US.

Today we discuss the 1995 Wolfgang Petersen film Outbreak starring Dustin Hoffman, Rene Russo and Morgan Freeman. Given its recent popularity and topical nature we thought it would be a good watch. We discuss the Gripes of Wrath around 5 minutes, the positives around 15 minutes and final scores around 25 minutes.

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Today we discuss PTA’s “masterpiece” There Will Be Blood, starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Dano.

Today we discuss Glengarry Glenn Ross which features an all-star cast of Al Pacino, Jack Lemon, Alan Arkin, Ed Harris, Kevin Spacey, and Alex Baldwin. In part 1 we discuss the amazing cast and specifically Baldwin, Spacey, Pacino and the character of the company as well. In part 2 we discuss Alan Arkin and Ed Harris, Jack Lemon and ranking the performances. In part 3 we discuss critiques, final sc...

Today we discuss Jim Henson’s 1986 film Labyrinth. If you don’t remember it, it may be for the best.

Today we discuss Ron Howard’s 1989 Dramedy, Parenthood. It features an all-star cast and has aged like a fine wine.

Today we discuss this year’s Oscar Winner for Best Picture, Director and a whole bunch of mother awards...Parasite!

We chat about Thor: Ragnarok and cover on what we loved (fights and cast) and what we didn’t (Hela and tonal problems), the philosophy behind Hulk, marketing for movies and the future of the MCU.

We discuss Seth’s #1 Movie of the decade, The Master!

Seth and I rank the 3 films and continue our ongoing discussion about the franchise as a whole.

Seth and I reflect on the franchise as a whole and then speculate on what we expect and want from a new installment in Matrix 4.

Seth and I discuss the controversial finale to the initial Matrix trilogy. We discuss what worked, what didn’t, and how it differs from the previous films, for better or worse.

We focus on the incredible action sequences and innovative spectacle infused in The Matrix Reloaded. Namely, The Chateau Fight, The Highway Chase, The Burly Brawl, Seraph’s Intro, Trinity’s mad dash attack on the power plant.

Seth and I discuss the hyped sequel to Matrix, Matrix Reloaded and veer into Matrix: Revolutions. The second half of the episode mainly deals with everyone’s favorite Frenchie, The Merovingian.

Jake and Seth chat about the Tri-State area’s dominance when it comes to delis, subs, sandwiches and all things delicious.

Seth and Jake talk about the genre-bending classic from the gender-bending Wachowskis. We discuss the impact of the film on the industry and zeitgeist, our favorite characters (17:25), the question of Smith (23:00), continent cultural impact (25:30) and more.

We dive into Sam Mendes’ WW1 film, 1917 (Film, not the year).

Did you ever wonder what happened to the guy who shot Bambi’s mom? Just kidding, there’s no relation to the beloved Disney classic. This is Michael Cimino’s Magnum Opus and was a groundbreaking film on the Vietnam War and the effect it had on all those touched by it, including the soldiers who fought and their loved ones.

Were you wondering what two biased Yankees fans thought about a scandal involving a sport neither of them played past 9 years old? Don’t worry, our significant others felt the same way. Join the echo chamber if you love the Yanks!!