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Join the hosts as they explore the cultural significance of the 90s classic film, Clueless. They discuss the film's impact on society, its feminist undertones, and the portrayal of step sibling romances. Dive into nostalgic reflections, comedic moments, and character dynamics in this entertaining episode.

Michael Caine, Sly Stallone, and Pele star in a film that combines football and war. They discuss Pele's acting career, Sly's football skills, and a Rom Com sequel. Also, they question the whereabouts of Steve McQueen. The podcast explores the unexpected cast, surprising performances, and inconsistencies in the movie, as well as the complexities of playing for one's country in football. They also discuss secondary characters and suggest alternative genres for a football film.

In this podcast, they discuss the film 'Four Lions' and its unique brand of dark comedy, exploring its humor and its portrayal of Northern Muslim communities. They also discuss provocative comedy and satire, comparing the work of Chris Morris and Sacha Baron Cohen. The speakers reflect on the impact of suicide bombers and desensitization in Britain, as well as the complexities of human nature and flaws in the film. Overall, they express disappointment with 'Four Lions' and discourage people from watching it.

Take a trip back to the 80s with BMX Bandits, discussing the thrilling stunts and chases in the film. Explore the impact of technology and nostalgia, as well as the use of visual effects and cinematography. Discover the age-defying teenagers in the movie and reminisce about childhood memories and the significance of the film. Plus, discuss cycling movies and a comedy caper film.

This podcast episode covers various interesting topics like favorite Christmas movies, school activities before Christmas break, Christmas movie snacks, lesser-known Christmas films, and top Christmas movies.

This podcast episode explores the film 'The Big Short' and its impact on understanding the Global Financial Crisis. It discusses the actors and their performances, and reflects on the Credit Crunch and its impact on society. The chapter praises the film's blend of documentary style and humor, explores the misleading perception of intelligence, and discusses different genres and sales pitches. They also discuss memorable scenes and reviews of 'The Big Short' and touch on creating a movie about the COVID-19 pandemic.

The hosts discuss the intense coaching style in the film Whiplash and compare it to their own experiences. They explore the downside of striving for greatness in music and touch on the behavior of a teacher in the movie. They also discuss the importance of pursuing a single-minded goal and recommend the highly recommended film.

The hosts discuss their thoughts on the film 'Knight and Day', focusing on the romance and lack of star power. They analyze the setting, action scenes, and comedic moments in the film. They also touch upon the plot of a holiday around the world with a spy, a milk disease conspiracy theory, and potential improvements in the film.

Is the "leather jacket = cool" streak broken? Can a movie be made for $100K? Exploring the surprise success of an independent film and its impact on the industry. Analyzing scenes and elements of the film 'Once'. Random selection, favorite character, and technology in the episode. Discussion on objects and dated elements in a movie. Mixed reviews and box office success.

In this episode, the hosts analyze the film 'Looking for Eric', exploring its football and mental health themes. They discuss the importance of community, friends, and family in supporting mental health. They also criticize a negative portrayal of football in film. The structure and storylines of the film are examined, along with discussions on age perceptions, work obsessions, and the desire to return to normalcy. The hosts delve into the difficulties of the plot, including the portrayal of the character Eric Canton as a bad grandfather.