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One of Us Presents: 2018 Oscar Predictions – Round One

November is here! You know what that means? That’s right. Awards season is starting in earnest! The first batch of screeners are being mailed out and the heavy hitters are making their way to a theater near you…depending on where you live. We still have another month of notable releases to go, but that has not before and will not
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Movie BS Ep 383: ‘Justice League,’ ‘Lady Bird,’ ‘Wonder,’ ‘The Star’ ‘Only the Brave,’ ‘Murder on the Orient Express’

0:00 – Hello, we recorded a Back to the Future commentary 3:20 – An iTunes review, segueing into despair at the state of things 6:10 – Justice League review 22:40 – Lady Bird review 32:00 – We impose Senate rules to get through the next reviews quickly 32:45 – Wonder review (Snider only) 34:45 – The Star review (Snider only)
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Have You Seen This, Man: Shadows in Paradise

HAVE YOU SEEN THIS, MAN?! Our special PUBLIC AXIS podcast where we watch a movie that one or some of us have never seen before, then revel in cinematic majesty! We get socially awkward and smokey as we view the 1986 comedy-drama, SHADOWS IN PARADISE, directed by Aki Kaurismäki.  Joining us in our garlic-parm flavored popcorn adventure is filmmaker and
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Screamcast 147: What’s On Your Doorstep Mega Episode

Brad, Sean & Stephanie run down recent arrivals to their collections. Flicks discussed include: THE HIDDEN, THE LURE, THE UNHOLY, NIGHT OF THE SCORPION & much more!
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Highly Suspect Reviews: Mudbound

Rural Mississippi. The late 40s. Racism. Mud. Poverty. PTSD. That’s what you’re in for with this Netflix-produced, Dee Rees-directed adaptation of the novel by Hillary Jordan. Garrett Hedlund and Jason Mitchell are two young men back from WWII, each confronting the abject poverty of their homes (and rampant racism) in different ways but having a friendship based on their shared
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Highly Suspect Reviews: Wonder

Dude, it’s Jacob Tremblay as a little kid with dreams of space who’s got a deformed face and Owen Wilson and Julia Roberts are his loving, supportive parents. You’re either going to throw up or bawl like a baby. Guess which one we did? Check out Chris, Michael, and Frank as they own up to their weaknesses.
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