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And... what this weekend?

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As the one reviewing Apollo 13, I would be remiss if I didn't include that. It's... prevalent. And recurring.

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Fight Club

42:28-43:48 Flying bottle discussion, and Brian making up themes.
1:02:54-1:03:39 A stunningly racist joke.
1:09:47-1:10:39 Why Fincher’s allowed his indulgent editing.
1:58:23-1:58:42 Fincher’s relationship with Fox.
2:20:09-2:21:28 A lovely lesson on efficient suicide.

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I'd be happy to take 18-23. Which is I think Apollo 13 to Watchmen.

Whoops. 18-22, just went back and checked.

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When I first started listening, I started with movies I knew backwards and forwards. So, when you started commenting on the bottle in Fight Club - the one Tyler Durden throws, that flies forever and stays at the edge of frame - it brought my attention to something that had always confused me. Around 42:30, going until Brian rambles about nothing and you're all impressed.

Also! The rant in Galaxy Quest (near the 25-min mark) where Tim Allen says, "I need to be at a place in a quarter of an hour," and you guys say, "...Then... what are you doing here, man?"

(Oh, and just a personal great, from the same, but later -- Teague asks, "Brian, is this what Shatner and Takei are doing right now?" And Brian answers, "I hope so. But just those two.")

Anyway. I'll keep thinking.

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Also, I don't know if anyone's suggested Saving Private Ryan. It kicked off the recent gritty WWII revival.

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Oooh, shiny. Thanks!

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I hadn't seen Cloudy waCoM, but I watched it preemptively. I loved the humor and its canny lampshading of common disaster/weather/grown up cliches, can't wait for the commentary.

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I feel like all this talk of moose piss has deftly encapsulated exactly what David Lynch was trying to convey with Mulholland Drive.

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I will admit, Zarban. I laughed quite heartily.

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A sentiment that is clearly reciprocated.

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Then let me say, Cloe, that hanging out with the gang afterward was made awesomer because you were there!

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