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On this episode of Fancy Movie Time with Brian and A.J., the lads grab their original iPods and throw themselves headlong into the teenage wasteland of the mid-aughts as they cover Kenneth Lonergan's long-delayed coming-of-age film: Margaret. Do the truthful script and magnificent performances make this a Fancy Feast? Or does the lengthy runtime and novelistic ambitions make it a Failure to Fancy? One thing's for sure: Matthew Broderick sure can slurp down a juice box.

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Fruitless

I’ve seen Uncharted.

BarFly

My Nathan Lane impression is just Jason Alexander.

Breathplay

The modern day Siskel and Ebert

Dylan Weaver

You didn't have to share that publicly, Josiah

Fruitless

It was against my will, if that means anything

Zipzapzop

Have considered doing a short films episode maybe on a series like The magic lantern cycle?

Camoose

I heard Cameron Mitchell and immediately thought, "Close the fucking door!"

John Leavitt

Oh remind me to tell you guys the story of how I had a nice ten minute chat with Mark Ruffallo at a bar not clocking who he was cause I was still rattled from being nearly press-ganged into working for the National WW2 museum which happened to be on tour at the New York historical society because I accidentally showed up there in khaki and wool and was dressed like one of the re-enactors

Sharon Horwatt

I think AJ might’ve misspoke in the episode. Carey Mulligan is not in Manchester by the Sea, but Michelle Williams is.

Elizabeth Power

I love AJ’s opera story! How crazy! Also, if you wanted to do a podcast about Amadeus, I would be super into it.

I Love Brian Alford's Bible Corner

9/11 permanently fucked me up. I can't explain why, but when AJ was talking about how art and connection is how you come through trauma I was just like: no. I gotta get a grip lol.