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In this episode Daniel is joined by co-host Mason to talk about one of Mason's most anticipated films of the year, Monkey Man. In his directorial debut, Dev Patel does his take on John Wick with a blend of Bollywood thrown in. What follows is a high paced, ultra violent action flick that ends up dividing opinions amongst the hosts. 
Films discussed during this episode:
Monkey Man John Wick Poor Things Kiss Kiss Bang Bang The Report Monkey Man released in theaters across North America on March 29th. To buy tickets click here.
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In this episode Daniel is joined by recurring co-host Mason to chat about the new Anthony Hopkins film One Life. The film looks at the life of Sir Nicholas Winton, who helped save over 600 children from Prague at the infancy of World War II. Daniel and Mason also make their Oscar predictions for the 5 major categories, and as the Oscars have already happened you can see if their predictions were correct. 
Films discussed during this episode:
One Life Maestro The Holdovers Oppenheimer Poor Things Dune 2 For the chance to win a signed copy of Jim's latest book Dream Makers make sure to tell us your favourite sports film and why by sending us an email at: daniel.cs@getreelmovies.com. The contest will end on March 31st.
One Life releases today in North America. It's distributed by VVS Films in Canada, for tickets click here. It's distributed by Bleecker Street Media in the USA, for tickets click here.  
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Next Episode: Monkey Man

In this episode Daniel is joined by Jim Morris, the subject of The Rookie, where he was played by Dennis Quaid. Jim talks about his tough ubringing, his time as a young baseball player, his wonderful grandparents, and his crazy journey to Major League Baseball that inspired the making of the film. 
Films discussed during this episode:
The Rookie A League of their Own Sandlot The Good, the Bad and the Ugly The Natural For the chance to win a signed copy of Jim's latest book Dream Makers make sure to tell us your favourite sports film and why by sending us an email at: daniel.cs@getreelmovies.com
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Next Episode: One Life with Mason

In this episode Daniel is joined by recurring co-host Mason for the first time to chat about the new film Bob Marley: One Love. The film focuses on the end of Bob Marley's life, specifically his tour with Exodus and his relationships with the people around him. Daniel and Mason also explore a few more films they've recently been watching, as well as films they're looking forward to. 
Films discussed during this episode:
Bob Marley: One Love Gone with the Wind Roman Holiday Upgraded Notting Hill Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes Monkey Man For the contest make sure to tell us your favourite part of the podcast on one of our social media pages (listed below) and make sure to include your name and email for a chance to win a copy of The Integrity of Joseph Chambers on Apple TV.
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Next Episode: The Rookie with Jim Morris

In this episode we sit down with Mike Konesky and Sean Raftis to talk about the 2018 comedy Tag which is based on a true story involving them and 8 other friends playing a 23 year long (and counting) game of tag. They discuss what scenes in the movie actually happened in real life, as well as discussing some of the other hilarious tales that have taken place over the last two decades.
Films discussed during this episode:
Tag Inglorious Basterds It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World It's a Wonderful Life Interstellar For more context and info on the events of Tag make sure to check out the Wall Street Journal Article "It Takes Planning, Caution to Avoid Being It". 
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Next Episode: Bob Marley: One Love

In this inaguaral episode we sit down with Robert Bilott (portrayed by Mark Ruffalo), the subject of the film Dark Waters. We cover the quick filmmaking process from the article in the New York Times about Robert coming out in 2016, to the release of the film mere months before COVID hit the Western Hemisphere. We also look at how accurate the film was in portraying the timeline as well as the relationships with the key players of Dark Waters. 
Films discussed during this episode:
Dark Waters The Devil We Know Burned: Protecting the Protectors The Wizard of Oz For more context and info on the events of Dark Waters make sure to check out Robert's book Exposure.
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Next Episode: Tag with Mike Konesky and Sean Raftis