Episode 262: Hoosiers

Posted on by Aaron White.

We spend this episode in Hickory, Indiana to discuss Coach Norman Dale’s epic state title run with the small-town, undermanned, undersized, under-talented Huskers basketball team. This is a beloved sports movie for good reason and we have a great conversation about all the reasons we connect with it.

Also, Aaron gives details and his impression of the brand new 4K The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies, and explains the details of a contest where we are giving away digital copies of both.

The Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit 4K Review – 02:52

Hoosiers Spoiler Review – 17:44

The Connecting Point – 1:25:12

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Episode 072: Waterworld

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This week we’re joined by returning special guest Andrew Dyce of Screenrant.com to talk about mutants, mariners, drifters, smokers, and more. If you’re wondering how we came to be discussing a film as maligned as Waterworld it’s because Andrew wanted to… that’s how! So hop on this sailboat with us as we set out to sea and explore this unique sci-fi piece of film history.

What We’ve Been Up To – 0:01:40

Waterworld Review – 0:20:07

The Connecting Point – 1:17:02

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