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For episode 82, the boys are back in the studio with good friend of the show, Jeremy Curry, to review the directorial debut of Dev Patel, Monkey Man. Sean and John get into a heated debate regarding the unique merit of the film and whether it qualifies for instant cult classic status. With Jordan Peele producing this Netflix shelved project and bringing it to life, John expected more but Sean feels that Monkey Man delivers in droves. What do you think?



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For episode 81 the boys are back in the studio after a lengthy hiatus to review the second entry into Denis Villeneuve's Dune saga, Dune: Part Two. Cinematography, direction, cast, epic war sequences and masterful character development, this movie has it all and delivers one of the finest films in recent memory over the course of it's near three hour run time.



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For episode 80 the boys are back in the studio with a returning special guest to the show, Louis Scott, to review the latest entry into the Conjuring universe; The Nun II. Along the way we talk shop about the recent Vulture expose on the pay for play scheme involving Rotten Tomatoes and how the greater culture around movie reviews is easily co-opted by producers and film houses looking to make a quick buck by boosting ticket sales with padded review numbers. What does all of that mean for a movie like the Nun II? How did this movie make it past a writer's room? The editing room? How did a movie this bad make it to theaters? One potential answer seems troubling. Film studios and movie producers don't actually care about the quality of their films but only the return on their investment. All of this and more on the latest episode of Movie Night.



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For episode 79 the boys are back in the studio with special guest Andres Soler to review Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem as well as TMNT (1990) and TMNT II: Secret of the Ooze (1991). Which film is best? What do the turtles mean to us as individuals and the greater culture? What is it about the turtles that makes them so uniquely immune to time and discoverable for generation after generation of new fans? Peep the pod for all of this and more.



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For episode 78 the boys are back in the studio to review Christopher Nolan's latest, and marked return to form, Oppenheimer and Juel Taylor's directorial debut, They Cloned Tyrone.

Does Cillian Murphy deliver the performance of a lifetime? Has Christopher Nolan finally balanced his love of non-linear storytelling with a clearly understandable narrative? Does They Cloned Tyrone mark an arrival for a new and talented voice in cinema? All of this and more on this episode of Movie Night.



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After a several month long hiatus, the boys are back and in the studio to review Asteroid City; the latest from visionary director Wes Anderson. Next the boys dig into the latest from freshly crowned prince of modern horror, Ari Aster, Beau Is Afraid.

Has Anderson favored style over substance with his latest film? Is Beau Is Afraid a nightmare for all involved? All of this and more on the latest episode of Movie Night

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