Cinephonies Kelly Huang

Continuing on our Nicolas Cage series, we discuss 2006's The Wicker Man in tension with Mason's vape rips.



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We are back with a Nic Cage miniseries, starting off with his highest-grossing film, National Treasure! A lot to unpack with this one, so sit back & relax beside your favorite stolen historical artifact. 



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On our second episode we discuss the comedy and chaos of the one and only Sacha Baron Cohen with his most recent release: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm. A sequel to the 2006 political satire/mockumentary, we dive into how Borat is reimagined for a 2020 audience while maintaining many of the same gags. 

In the inaugural episode we discuss Dan Schneider’s Big Fat Liar (2002). We discuss Frankie Munoz’s involvement in 9/11, a pre-women Hollywood, and the logic of what can be described as the most influential movie of the twenty-first century.



Time stamps:

00:00 - 9:38: Introduction

9:38 - 14:42: Some tangents & remembering Moviefone

14:42 - 46:07: the Meat

46:07 - End: Deepest, darkest secrets & outros