We have this condition, you see… It’s week two of #NolanMonth and in this episode we do our best to remember what we thought of Christopher Nolan’s feature film debut, Memento. There is so much to unpack from this marvelous film. Whether it be the unique narrative structure, questions of memory as identity, or the idea of living a lie, we try our best to talk through why we find this film so compelling even after many repeat viewings.

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We kick off #NolanMonth with the first of five straight episodes celebrating the talented director. Insomnia offers us a more straightforward film than we are used to from Christopher Nolan, but like the rest of his filmography gives us plenty of questions to chew on. We discuss obsession and the weight that secrets can have on our lives. This one is worth missing some sleep over.

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Intro/Outro Music – “Air Hockey Saloon” by Chris Zabriskie

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This week we’re taking a journey through space with Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence in Passengers. The film has received pretty harsh criticism after being praised and hyped prior to its release. This provides us a great opportunity to discuss expectations and how they affect a viewing experience, one of our favorite topics. We also discuss the deep human need for companionship, something the film gives us a long look at.

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For our first ever Christmas episode, we choose a film that really fits the “feelin'” focus of our show. It’s a Wonderful Life has long been a favorite and important movie to both hosts and discussing the lessons it has taught us is a real joy. In addition, we read some of our listeners’ favorite Christmas movies and why they were chosen. Merry Christmas from Feelin’ Film!

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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away… two hosts set forth on a mission to discuss the latest film in the Star Wars universe. With the release of Rogue One this week, we jump in to give our thoughts and talk about the experience we had with the first anthology film in the Star Wars world. We spend time talking about character development, Rogue One as a war movie, and the many ways in which our expectations and viewing experience are shaped.

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This week, Aaron and guest host Blaine Grimes tackle the superhero genre and talk about one of Pixar’s best films – The Incredibles. This episode gives us a chance to examine the amazing way in which Pixar blends emotional family depth and creative animated action into something special, and wholly unique despite its surface level similarities to the comic book stories we know and love. It’s a super conversation and we hope you’ll enjoy it.

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