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Hey everyone, we're planning to record a movie catch-up in a couple of days and then we'll get to The Cable Guy later this month. We might have some time to check out any recent movies you feel are worth talking about so feel free to leave some recommendations. As it stands, we plan to discuss:

Here (2024)

The Tom Green Documentary (2025) & Freddy Got Fingered (2001)

Flight Risk (2025)

Wolf Man (2025)

Saturday Night (2024).... which Ryan & I already know we will have very different opinions on.

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Lux Anatis

Get Ryan to watch Jim and Andy.

JokersJuicyAss

I say Detroit Rock City is worth a watch

Sidetracks

Will never happen. I got to him to watch Freddy Got Fingered for this so let's count our blessings.

Tyler Mammen

Excited to hear the evisceration of Here. I liked Saturday Night more than I expected but it’s still very much a standard biopic. I bet Ryan hated it

JokersJuicyAss

It's a recent movie and like you said standard biopic, so high chances are Ryan is going to get Joe blacklisted from Hollywood next episode

Luke Gordnier

The real question is what movie did ryan call Joe to rant about? Saturday night or Here?

Ezra Spurrier

Have you guys seen Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar? Because of the pandemic, it end up going straight to Hulu, and flew under everyone's radar. It's humor is somewhere around Bridesmaids and Zoolander.

Lux Anatis

Mrs Harris Goes to Paris was the superior film.

Justin Van Voorhis

Here was a bizarre experiment. Bobby Z seems more interested in the technology behind making movies than actually making good movies. His recent movies have been junk save for Flight which I don't think is talked about enough.

MercMerc

Eagerly awaiting Flight Risk because I hear it’s.. something. And Marky Mark has a bad bald wig/makeup

Killer Nerd75

How about a review on Things to Do in Denver When You’re Dead?

Ryan Lancello

Just watched Flight, never saw it, will discuss.

John-Paul

Also not sure if y'all have seen it yet but "The Sweet East" starring Talia Ryder, Ayo Edebiri, Simon Rex, Andy Milonakis

John-Paul

Definitely try to prioritize this one.

John-Paul

I used to be funny

John-Paul

I'm gonna add one last one to this list: "Pratfall" starring Joshua Burdge. Ok I'm done now. Bye.

The Film Smith

Not much of interest has gotten released recently that I’ve checked out, although I did watch the David Byrne film “True Stories.” Kind of don’t know what to make of it still, but I think I liked it.

Mary and Steve

I saw someone describe it as ‘the type of movie your estranged dad watches on streaming and says ‘it was pretty good, actually!’ when you’re on the phone’ which p much seems to nail it

Mary and Steve

Have y’all seen the trailers for Friendship with Paul Rudd and Tim Robinson? Reminded me of the Cable Guy (which admittedly, I have not yet seen)

Lux Anatis

Male comradery!!! OOOOOOOO spooooky!!!

Lux Anatis

John Goodman should be renamed to John Greatman after that performance.

Mary and Steve

All goes back to not having those Gentlemen’s Clubs theyve been talking bout

John-Paul

Tbf most of my suggestions were from late last year too lol