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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.

This podcast covers topics such as burial preferences, films shot from a child's perspective, a post-apocalyptic world, and the emotional impact of the film 'Beasts of the Southern Wild'. They also discuss insults, violence, power, CGI, and food availability in the film, as well as reflections on life energy and burial preferences.

They discuss the film 'Freejack' and its obsession with hats. They reflect on memories of watching 'good bad films' and the convenience of streaming services. The chapter also delves into the portrayal of aging and lack of understanding in the movie. They analyze various aspects of 'Freejack' including plastic surgery, strange outfits, and dated special effects. They explore the impact of hats in fashion and popular culture. They dissect scenes and characters in the film, praising Mick Jagger's performance. They suggest transforming 'Freejack' into a comedy or psychological horror and discuss potential actors for a remake.

The hosts discuss the film 'Be Kind Rewind' as the 97th movie on their favorite 100 films list. They reflect on a film with a disliked actor and explore the concept of building community through movies. Analysis and discussion of characters in the movie reveal the significance of supportive friendships. The chapter also explores the problematic aspects, comedic moments, and the role of technology in the movie. They connect a quote from Louis Walsh to collaborative storytelling in film and critique a film. The hosts discuss a movie's potential success in today's market and its connections to Ghostbusters. They delve into the trippy nature of the film and discuss 'Eternal Sunshine' on the top 100 list.