Sara watches the most profitable film ever made.
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Drew watches Zack Snyder's best film, and Sara and Drew both watch the original.
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Sara watches some of Maya Rudolph's early dramatic work.
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Drew watches fewer murders than he expected. Spoiler alert for anyone on earth who hasn't seen The Sixth Sense.
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Sara ruins Ender's Game (spoiler alert). It's always the Russians — on this podcast.
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Welcome back! Sara conflates the metaverse and the multiverse. Drew watches a movie everyone said was good.
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Sara watches the movie that saved movies.
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Sara watches a high middlebrow classic and discovers her new favorite Tom Hanks role.
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Drew learns exactly how British this movie is.
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A Star is Born, but make it porn.
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Sara watches (felon) John McTiernan's slow-burn, monster-in-the-jungle classic and learns about "crosshairs."
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Drew watches Kiera Knightley, professional dress wearer.
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We now call this meeting of the Patricia Arquette Appreciation Society to order.
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It's vampire movie month, and Drew is watching "....not the worst movie he's ever seen."
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Sara is not smitten by the gigantic elf.
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Drew watches Alan Arkin (RIP) as peak dad in Tim Burton's "death adjacent," waterbed-filled 60s fantasia.
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Sara watches James Cameron's favorite anime.
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Drew watches George Lucas's LOTR fan fic. Val Kilmer is imprisoned for personality-based reasons, and later, is in drag. Featuring one of the best screen babies of all time.
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