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This week's movie is Creed. We talk about Creed. None of us know anything about boxing.

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0:00 - Intro

2:00 - Fast and Furious the Musical

6:05 - Creed discussion (Spoilers start 13:16)

1:14:03 - Recommendation and outro

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Music. That is what this episode is about, with one depressing anti-communist romantic drama about folk music, and one lavish historical period-piece dramatic comedy about classical music. They are both good... or are they? Find out! This week we are joined by our good friend (or in Nick's case, very good friend) Brittany Weinstock. That's right; it's Brittany, bitch! Listen to us talk.

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0:00 - Intro

1:59 - AMC news and Cannes Festival

7:39 - Cold War discussion (Spoilers start 20:58)

49:35 - Amadeus discussion (Spoilers start 1:08:38)

1:43:20 - Q&A Corner

1:56:06 - Recommendation and outro

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Both of these movies are about feminism:

"Cool Girls are even more pathetic: They’re not even pretending to be the woman they want to be, they’re pretending to be the woman a man wants them to be." – Gone Girl, Gillian Flynn

"I pull him deeper into my mouth so I can feel him at the back of my throat and then to the front again. My tongue swirls around the end. He’s my very own Christian Grey-flavored popsicle." – Fifty Shades of Grey, E.L. James

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

2:00 - Cannes Film Festival, Taxi Driver, and Ronald Reagan's shooter, oh my!

5:50 - Gone Girl discussion (Spoilers start 16:55)

56:20 - Fifty Shades of Grey discussion (Spoilers (but not really, its just BDSM) start 1:11:05)

1:45:15 - Q&A Corner

2:00:20 - Recommendation and outro

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It's been a hot minute lads, a Postponement if you will. If you won't, that's all fine and dandy. This episode we talk about two very different films, as well as five-to-six week old news about awards shows. Remember the Oscars? Yeah, neither do we. I wanted to call this episode "PostPWN #68: V For Your Vendetta", but that was too stupid, so I did not do that. But what you should do is listen to this podcast... God, I suck at this...

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

2:19 - Citizen Kane, Mortal Kombat

6:35 - Golden Raspberry Awards

13:29 - The Academy Awards

24:23 - Space Race Two: Electric Moonaloo

27:52 - For Your Consideration discussion (Spoilers I guess?)

50:03 - V for Vendetta discussion (Spoilers start 1:00:35)

1:39:42 - Recommendation and outro

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Ahoj, vítejte ve špatném podcastu. Today we talk about the Czech(oslovak) New Wave, the amazing films that came out of it, and two in particular that the three gentlemen of PWN have opinions on. Oh, who am I kidding, none of us are gentlemen.

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0:00 - Intro

3:12 - Shang Chi, the Master of Kung Fu

12:09 - The Czechoslovak New Wave

38:58 - Daisies discussion (Spoilers start 54:39)

1:17:45 - Closely Watched Trains discussion (Spoilers start 1:26:13)

1:56:35 - Recommendation and outro

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Do you like Citizen Kane? Yes? Well then you'll love this political thriller, about one alcoholic screenwriter's personal crusade to stop newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst from interfering in the bitter Depression-era California gubernatorial election of 1934, between Old Right incumbent Frank Merriam and socialist political-newcomer Upton Sinclair (who is not Sinclair Lewis). Orson Welles also appears. 

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

2:14 - Netflix, British cinemas, censorship in Italy and China

17:27 - Godzilla vs Kong, The Suicide Squad, Indiana Jones

29:19 - Mank discussion (Spoilers start 40:07)

1:17:24 - Q&A Corner

1:25:30 - Recommendation and outro

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Welcome back. Today we talk about a Japanese anime show with our very special guest, Chayne Cooper. This show is insane, and you will be too once you have watched it. It's about a small town, a girl on a moped, a young boy, and the various robotic kaijus that grow out of a head wound he sustained from a high speed bass guitar attack. We also talk about the Mortal Kombat movie.

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

1:45 - The Suicide Squad, The Snyder Cut

14:29 - FLCL discussion (Spoilers start 24:07)

45:38 - Street Fighter discussion (No major spoilers)

1:27:25 - Q&A Corner

1:31:35 - Recommendation and outro

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Howdy, y'all. Today we talk about the Oscars, the French New Wave, and a movie by Jean-Luc Godard. There are no jokes in this description. There are approximately 73 jokes in this episode, of which 4.5 are funny.

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0:00 - Intro

1:40 - AMC, Emus, Blockbuster

7:17 - Academy Award nominations

26:50 - The French New Wave

56:46 - Contempt discussion (Spoilers start 1:12:30)

1:47:50 - Recommendation and outro

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Today on PostPWN, a nasty little film about a disintegrating marriage and also maybe demons, and a gangster film about Tom Hardy either trying to fix his relationship with his wife or trying to bang lots of dudes. Both of these films feature one actor playing two different parts, which is funny because this podcast has always been Nick sitting alone in his garage putting on different voices to justify the weekly watching of films.

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0:00 - Intro

1:11 - Golden Globes and Hamilton

12:19 - Possession discussion (Spoilers start 26:32)

1:12:21 - Legend discussion (Spoilers start 1:20:31)

1:50:05 - Q&A Corner

1:55:01 - Recommendation and outro

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Today we talk about My Octopus Teacher (2020), a heartfelt documentary on Netflix.

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0:00 - Intro

1:05 - NON-MOVIE NEWS?!?!?1?/1!!

4:50 - Assassination Classroom discussion (Spoilers start 12:50)

53:55 - Q&A Corner

57:00 - Recommendation and outro

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Welcome to the fifth season, and you know what that means: Nick talks for three hours straight! Listen to us discuss Panic at Banging Rock, as well as other Australian New Wave classics. It's called history mom, it's important. I'm sure they'll listen to this one... right guys?

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0:00 - Intro

2:28 - Bong Joon-Ho and Sanic 2 News

10:06 - The Australian New Wave

42:27 - Picnic at Hanging Rock discussion (Spoilers start 51:52)

1:24:20 - Recommendation and outro

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It's The Room. Oh hai Mark.

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The boys are back, joined by Chloe Smith, to talk about every single Twilight movie. I'd write a funnier description but what else is there to say? Find out if we are Team Edward or Team Jacob, because that's a meme or something. I don't really know. This was as painful as it sounds... or was it? *cue VSauce music*

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

1:50 - Godzilla v Kong, Patrick Leahy, GME & AMC Short Squeeze

12:23 - Opinions on the whole Saga (Spoiler-free)

23:00 - Twilight discussion (Spoilers here on out)

49:08 - New Moon discussion

1:03:22 - Eclipse discussion

1:23:50 - Breaking Dawn: Part 1 discussion

1:40:31 - Breaking Dawn: Part 2 discussion

1:53:54 - Q&A Corner

2:08:40 - Recommendation and outro

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Here is an episode of the PostPWN podcast where we talk about The Departed, by Martin Parcheesy. He makes movies, and we watch them. Matt Damon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Marky-Mark Wahlberg, and Alex Baldtwin. This is the list of people in the movie. Now listen to the episode to hear us discuss these people, who as previously mentioned, appear in the film The Departed, by Martin Parcheesy.

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0:00 - Intro

0:50 - Lucan, Larry King, Kong vs. Godzilla

3:33 - The Departed discussion (Spoilers start 12:11)

1:04:18 - Recommendation and outro

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I'm focusing on myself this year, and for this reason alone I will not be talking to anybody about anything. Please direct your complaints to the subreddit. No 2020 memes, neither, cause I ain't about that no more.

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0:00 - Intro

1:29 - Big Dave, Heist movies, Tanya Roberts

7:22 - Recap of 2020 Films (sort of)

27:20 - Death to 2020 discussion (Spoilers don't exist)

53:04 - Recommendation and outro

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Oh butterfly, my butterfly, give me your answer do. I've gone crazy, all for the love of you. Come along and have some fun in this podcast made for two (or everyone, idk where this bit is going, just listen).

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

1:35 - Wesley talks about Wonder Woman 1984 (Mild Spoilers)

5:51 - Sir Roger Deakins, a history lesson, Muppet Gatsby, California filmin'

13:06 - M. Butterfly discussion (Spoilers start 20:34)

53:49 - Recommendation and outro

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Motorcycles, telekinesis, bear maulings, tirades about the park service, and Christmas spirit abound in this episode of PostPWN. Featuring none other than professional meme connoisseur and veteran of the Ugandan civil war, Rita Debbaneh, today we talk about a Japanese anime from the 1980s and a documentary about a man who secretly wishes he were a bear.

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0:00 - Intro

1:56 - MGM, Ready Player Two, Daft Punk

7:30 - Akira discussion (Spoilers start 18:28)

49:45 - Grizzly Man discussion (Kind of no spoilers)

1:33:15 - Q&A Corner

1:48:16 - Recommendation and outro

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Howdy, welcome to this episode of PostPWN. We talk about monkeys. Funny monkeys. After cats, puppers, squirrels, and Minions, monkeys are the funniest animal. And oh boy, when there's twelve of 'em, good luck trying not to laugh.

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

1:16 - AMC news and the Library of Congress

5:46 - Star Wars, including the Lego Holiday Special

8:40 - 12 Monkeys discussion (Spoilers start Time)

1:02:50 - Q&A Corner

1:06:19 - Recommendation and outro

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Howdy y'all, and welcome to a very stupid episode of PostPWN. I contemplated not even writing an accurate description, because the makers of the Super Mario Bros. movie didn't care for accuracy either. But oh well. Come listen to us freak out over this movie, and also a lovely Uncharted fan film. You have no excuse to not listen – the fan film is free and the Mario movie is unholy.

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

1:00 - Spider-News, Neill Blomkamp, Kingsman

7:11 - James Bond, Star Wars, more Spider-News

13:42 - Earwig and the Witch, Solid Snake

19:55 - Uncharted Live Action Fan Film discussion (Can you spoil this?)

47:30 - Super Mario Bros. discussion (Spoilers start 56:15)

1:26:33 - Recommendation and outro

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Hey Jake Paulers. Wanna hear us joyously talk about a movie we all loved, and a movie that causes the three PWN boys to devolve to petty name calling, shouting matches, staring competitions, and Middle Eastern imperialistic proxy wars? Me too, hopefully that's what happens in this episode of PostPWN! Now where did I leave my missiles?

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

1:02 - Warner Brothers and death

7:16 - Children of Men discussion (Spoilers start 15:42)

44:45 - Orlando discussion (Spoilers start Time)

1:20:00 - Q&A Corner

1:30:00 - Recommendation and outro

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Howdy y'all, and welcome to a sweet little episode of PostPWN where we talk about oil, blood, sweat, and the tears of child laborers. Or maybe it is just the film There Will Be Blood, which only features three of those four things. I'll let you decide which three it is... Pretty sure I'm supposed to be writing an essay right now...

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro (and Dark Phoenix review)

2:37 - Fantastic Beasts and Barack Obama

6:58 - Herzog and Godfather III

11:00 - There Will be Blood discussion (Spoilers start 19:40)

52:12 - Q&A Corner

1:05:02 - Recommendation and outro

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Alright, class.  If you like good movies, bad movies, and unnecessary historical anecdotes,  then this is the episode for you. Featuring everybody's favorite future Utah gubernatorial candidate Thomas Eastmond, and his seemingly boundless knowledge of the Napoleonic Wars, post-World War American senators, and bad movies about historical events. This is actually a very good episode and it is very funny. "I would give it five stars" says Lucan Stargiotti of the Saskatchewan Twilight Chronicle. Check it out!

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0:00 - Intro

2:26 - Matthew McConaughey for Governor, Tom and Jerry for Prison 

9:57 - Waterloo discussion (Basically spoiler free)

43:19 - Master and Commander discussion (Spoilers start 58:06)

1:20:19 - Q&A Corner

1:39:57 - Recommendation and outro

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If you like rabbits, murder, chaos, and the Lego Star Wars video game, then come on down and join us for a lovely ol' episode of PostPWN!

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0:00 - Intro

1:11 - Fantastic Beasts and AMC

9:32 - David Fincher and Christopher Nolan

15:40 - Ken Burns and Alex Trebek (and Donald Trump?)

23:45 - Watership Down discussion (Spoilers start 36:08)

1:05:49 - Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga

1:09:00 - Recommendation and outro

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Jagshemash, his name a Borat and he back baby. Yes, much to Wesley's utter dismay, we are once again back to talk about everyone's favorite Kazakh, and I'm not talking about Dinmukhamed Kunaev. I am talking about that guy in that movie, the one with the weird mustache and the annoying voice that people do terrible impressions of. Yeah, you know the one. Also, we talk about AMC, because that brings such joy to our cold and bitter hearts. God bless Uzbekistan.

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

0:41 - Lego Star Wars Holiday Special

7:14 - AMC theater drama

11:30 - Sir Sean Connery and Spongebob

14:17 - Borat news

16:40 - Borat Subsequent Moviefilm discussion (Spoilers start 23:34)

1:05:45 - Recommendation and outro

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Happy Halloween, and welcome to this spooky episode of PostPWN, where we talk about two movies that are not at all spooky with our guest, the one and only Anthony Diferdinando. Get ready, cause this is a wild ride. I get possessed and everything, you know the usual charade. Come along and listen, fair listeners. It will be haunting.

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

2:14 - Lego Star Wars Holiday Special, Borat 2, "Shaq's Garage"

9:54 - Gorillaz movie, Netflix, Prim

15:58 - Greyhound discussion (Spoilers start 26:44)

56:55 - Being There discussion (Spoilers start 1:07:49)

1:40:50 - Q&A Corner/ Spooky Ghost Stories

1:53:31 - Recommendation and outro

Demonic possessions occur at – 12:40, 58:05, 1:40:53

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Welcome to the start of Season Four here on PostPWN! We're big boys now (allegedly), and that means business. We got lots to talk about today, including the Snyder Cut, Borat 2, Quibi, and the film many consider to be a modern classic, In the Mood for Love by Wong Kar-Wai. Much in store today! Have a listen, it'll be fun.

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

1:14 - Snyder Cut, Theaters, Fast and the Furious, Borat 2

15:13 - A long talk about Quibi

30:27 - In the Mood for Love discussion (Spoilers start 39:54)

1:14:56 - Q&A Corner

1:25:55 - Recommendation and outro

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It's PostPWN #45.5, my dudes. We have convened here today to finally give our detailed thoughts on a film integral to PWN lore, none other than Christopher Nolan's 2014 sci-fi picture, Interstellar. Alas, nobody here actually watched PWN, so this episode is inevitably just another movie... but still, it's fun. Have a listen, won't you? (Mild spoilers for Tenet lie within)

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0:00 - Introduction

0:15 - News

5:45 - Interstellar discussion (Spoilers)

1:02:19 - Outro

Tenet is a film by Christopher Nolan, and VelociPastor is a film about a priest who is also a dinosaur. These are two very similar films. We will talk about them today, in this final episode of the third season of this podcast that we are still doing for some reason.

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0:00 - Intro

2:11 - Enola Holmes and Super Mario 3D All-Stars

6:18 - Movie theater and release date news

14:36 - The VelociPastor discussion (Spoilers?)

51:51 - Tenet discussion (HEAVY SPOILERS)

1:40:47 - Recommendation and outro

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I'll probably write a funny caption later.

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0:00 - Intro

1:08 - Tom Cruise in space

5:50 - Other news

10:52 - North by Northwest discussion (Spoilers)

55:55 - Q&A Corner

1:08:20 - Recommendation and outro

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The decline of Western civilization has begun. Also we talk about how to make good movies.

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0:00 - Intro

2:00 - News (and not a lot of it)

6:21 - The Wild Bunch discussion (Spoilers)

52:43 - How to rate movies and what makes them good

1:17:35 - Q&A Corner

1:20:40 -  Recommendation and outro

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Howdy. Welcome to this episode of PostPWN, where we talk about a Kazakh guerrilla street reporter and two cowboys of questionable sexual orientation. These are the two most similar films on the planet, and no other movies are more similar than these two. This description brought to you by my complete lack of effort.

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0:00 - Intro

1:38 - New Mutants and Mulan

8:31 - Academy Award diversity

20:47 - Borat discussion (Mild spoilers)

56:10 - Brokeback Mountain discussion (Spoilers)

1:27:16 -  Recommendation and outro

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Welcome to MegaCity One... More like, MegaCity Fun, am I right guys? Guys? Where you going? No, wait, come back, I swear this is a good episode. At least listen to the part about Waves! *sigh* They always leave me. Oh well, time to watch "A Talking Cat!?!" again...

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0:00 - Intro

1:17 - News and stuff

7:16 - Chadwick Boseman

10:37 - Dredd discussion (Spoilers)

47:56 - Waves discussion (Spoilers)

1:15:25 - Q&A Corner

1:26:20 - Recommendation and outro

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Hello, my name is Nick Geoghegan, and welcome to the PWN Academy of Film. I'll be your guide to this magical realm of terrifying Japanese dream anime,  marginally racist tv shows about black bats from Detroit,  and DC EU movie madness. Also, we are joined by the main man himself, star of that one review of A Hot Lead, Lucan Alto Staaaargiotti.

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0:00 - Intro

2:01 - DC FanDome

15:40 - More news

25:28 - Paprika discussion (Spoilers)

1:01:37 - Hollywood Shuffle discussion (Mild Spoilers)

1:31:38 - Q&A Corner

1:40:47 - Recommendation and outro

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Forget it Herschel. It’s Pickle Town.

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0:00 - Intro

2:05 - Bollywood Forrest Gump

6:55 - An American Pickle discussion (Mild Spoilers)

40:10 - Chinatown discussion (Spoilers)

1:15:25 - Q&A Corner

1:26:20 - Recommendation and outro

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Baseball, the national sport of Japan. Brad Pitt, the national actor of PostPWN. Moneyball, the national movie of today's episode.

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0:00 - Intro

0:56 - John Wick, Netflix, and Disney

14:31 - The Paramount Decrees (history)

23:02 - Moneyball discussion (Mild Spoilers)

1:00:42 - Q&A Corner

1:12:31 - Recommendation and outro

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Picture this. It's late, and you are alone in the woods. You can't quite remember how you got there, or where you are going. In the far distance, through the haze, you can make out the flicker of fire off in the trees. Whispers carry in the wind. You are cold, and that uncomfortable feeling is beginning to set in that you may not be alone. A sound behind you, a twig snapping. You turn, and before you can react, you hear it – Dunkaccino.

Anyway, we spun a wheel and watched four Adam Sandler movies. It wasn't fun to do, but it's sure as hell fun to watch us commiserate over our shared pains. Join us.

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0:00 - Intro

1:33 - AMC v. Universal news

5:04 – Tenet updates (and more news)

11:00 – The Cobbler

27:33 - Chuck and Larry

40:42 – Click

1:04:46 – Jack and Jill Discussion

1:41:18 -  Recommendation and outro

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I wanted to make this description a parody of the song "Alexander Hamilton" from the 2015 Broadway musical Hamilton by Lin-Manuel Miranda, based on the 2004 novel Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow about the life of the late eighteenth century American statesman and revolutionary Alexander Hamilton, but I was not creative enough to come up with anything.

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0:00 - Intro

1:23 - Coronavirus Corner

5:30 – More news

8:30 – In memoriam

11:36 - Hamilton discussion (Mild Spoilers)

58:30 - Q&A Corner

1:06:10 -  Recommendation and outro

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I'm not like the other podcasts. I wear designer thumbnails, perfectly 1600 pixels squared, with a clean bone white border and printed with a jet black Copperplate Gothic header.  This is a mark of extreme quality, not found in other podcasts. Our logo is in Mistral, red, and reflects the lighthearted tone and nature exuded by the boys as they discuss film and technique. They do not talk about movies, they discuss. It is different. They embody the film, become the film, perhaps they even made the film. And their hair is exquisite, though you cannot see this – there is no hair in a podcast.

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0:00 - Intro

2:06 - Coronavirus Corner

9:21 - Casino discussion (Spoilers)

51:46 - American Psycho discussion (Spoilers)

1:34:17 - Q&A Corner

1:48:17 -  Recommendation and outro

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On today's episode of PostPWN, things get wild with the 1985 Hong Kong action thriller Police Story, starring everybody's favorite martial artist who is not named Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan! Also written by, directed by, stunted by, and sung by the Chan Man himself. I don't even have jokes this time. This is one of the better episodes of the podcast and for this reason alone I will be rating PostPWN #34 the score 12 golden noodles out of 13.

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0:00 - Intro

1:38 - An American Pickle Trailer

4:53 - Coronavirus Corner

11:36 - Ennio Morricone

15:42 - Police Story discussion (Mild Spoilers)

52:20 - Q&A Corner

1:02:21 - Recommendation and outro

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Today on PostPWN, we go deep into the mountain ranges of New York, where we find actor-turned-Native American Daniel Day Lewis carving canoes from the trunks of old hickory trees, and hunting elk to keep his family fed for the winter. That, or maybe just the 1992 Michael Mann film The Last of the Mohicans. I promise, it is one of the two.

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0:00 - Intro

1:08 - "A few little things"

2:58 - Coronavirus Corner

10:28 - Enola Holmes and Joss Whedon

19:54 - The Last of the Mohicans discussion (Spoilers)

52:04 - Q&A Corner

1:08:58 - Recommendation and outro

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What do a 1977 Spielberg film about a diverse group of people coming together over a shared alien experience and a 2000 experimental romantic drama shot with four separate camera angles simultaneously have in common? Absolutely nothing, except that we talk about both of them in this episode of PostPWN! Buckle up kiddo, this ain't your grandma's podcast. This is a podcast for real men (and women and children and also your grandma).

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0:00 - Intro

1:38 - Coronavirus Corner

7:55 - More movie news (Magic School Bus and death)

14:28 - Close Encounters of the Third Kind discussion (Spoilers)

1:02:47 - Timecode discussion (Spoilers I guess?)

1:43:32 - Q&A Corner

1:48:11 -  Recommendation and outro

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We're back with a third season, baby. Listen as we go slowly insane trying to describe the plot of a movie about a man going slowly insane, made by a director going slowly insane, starring an actor who was already insane. We're dragging boats up cliffs, bringing opera the the jungle. Joseph Conrad ain't got shit on me!

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0:00 - Intro

2:27 - "A few little things"

7:10 - Corona Corner

14:33 - Nick talks about movies for way too long (We Are One Film Festival)

21:41 - Fitzcarraldo discussion (Spoilers)

46:17 - The making of Fitzcarraldo (Spoiler-free, mostly)

1:13:18 - Recommendation and outro

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It's PostPWN #30.5, my dudes. We discuss the outcome of a number of smackdowns between characters and themes in movies we've watched for PostPWN. Who would win in a fight between you and the subscribe icon? You better, you could smack it so easy. It's right there... oh wait, this isn't YouTube... Ummmm... disregard the previous statements.

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0:00 - Introduction

1:55 - "Really quick news"

5:33 - PostPWN Character Smackdown (I don't know what to call this. It's just a game, calm down)

51:04 - PWN THEMED FIGHTS 

Today on PWN, we do something different – talk to women for a change. Thaaaaat's right, the elusive Chloe Smith has joined us to talk about one crazy film about a struggling writer and his identical writer and also Meryl Streep, and another crazy movie about four girls in a competition to wear as few clothes as possible. Crazy stuff on PostPWN today, as we talk about Adaptation. and Spring Breakers!  With a special guest appearance by Todd Howard.

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0:00 - Intro

2:13 - AMC is struggling (when isn't it?)

5:52 - Wakaliwood's Crazy World

8:12 - Adaptation. (2002) discussion (Spoilers)

42:10 - Spring Breakers (2010) discussion (Spoilers)

1:26:21 - Q&A Corner

1:48:35 -  Recommendation and outro

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Ah, nothing like a film about a global financial crisis to distract us all from a global financial crisis. That, and a movie about Harrison Ford reading files and analyzing documents. Supa deadly action today on this episode of PostPWN.

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0:00 - Intro

1:26 - Wakaliwood's Crazy World

3:52 - More movie news

13:28 - Quick Corona Corner

16:21 - The Fugitive (1993) discussion (Spoilers)

38:38 - The Big Short (2015) discussion (Spoilers I guess?)

1:03:48 - Q&A Corner

1:11:15 -  Recommendation and outro

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I heard that podcasts that start with the letter "P" are the podcasts of posers! And in this episode, we prove it. Let's talk about these wildly different fantasy horror films about cursed German dance academies infested with witches! Maybe along the way we can talk about the foreign market, the Tenet trailer, and leather. Lots of fun today.

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0:00 - Intro

1:47 - This week's "Coronavirus Corner"

6:25 - The SCRIPT Bill

18:02 - A New Tenet Trailer

24:56 - Suspiria (1977) discussion (Spoilers for both films)

50:59 - Suspiria (2018) discussion (Spoilers for both films)

1:56:25 -  Recommendation and outro

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Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich. Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich? Malkovich Malkovich. Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich "Malkovich Malkovich" Malkovich, Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich, Malkovich Malkovich. Malkovich? Malkovich!

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0:00 - Intro

1:31 - NON CORONAVIRUS NEWS!!!!!

8:29 - Kevin James, the madman, in Becky

11:45 - Being John Malkovich discussion (Major Spoilers)

1:00:12 - Q&A Corner

1:05:17 -  Recommendation and outro

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Gladiator? He hardly knew her!

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

1:24 - This week's "Coronavirus Corner"

8:31 -  X Æ A-12

11:27 - Matewan discussion (Spoilers)

33:51 - A Word From Our Sponsor

34:57 - Gladiator discussion (Spoilers)

1:09:57 - Q&A Corner

1:16:01 -  Recommendation and outro

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We are joined today on this very special episode of PostPWN by the legend himself, Stephen Weinstock. That's right, today's episode has it all – Thin men, singing in the rain, World War II memes, Trolls World Tour drama, and Gene Kelly's reanimated corpse doing an Irish jig wearing nothing but a kimono. You never know what to expect on the podcast, but one thing is certain: Nick will continue to write terrible, confusing, unfunny descriptions! Let's jump right in, shall we?

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

2:07 - This week's "Coronavirus Corner"

8:00 - The Trolls World Tour Saga

17:22 - The Oscars situation

24:00 - Data Storage Corner...

27:03 - The Thin Man discussion (Spoilers)

51:12 - Singin' in the Rain discussion (Spoilers)

1:38:40 - Q&A Corner

1:52:30 -  Recommendation and outro

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