Episode 332: Point Break

In the heat of the summer, we all wish that we could just drop what we’re doing and head to the beach. Unlike Bodhi and his gang, though, we probably can’t just casually rob 27 banks in 3 years to fund a year-round lifestyle of chasing the waves. We finally get around to a discussion about one of our seasonal favorites and also do quite a bit of comparing to the franchise-starting film of a beloved series to us. We also play a bit of a game at the end to determine what theme of films we’ll be covering the next month or so. Enjoy!

* Note – full spoilers in effect for entire episode *

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Episode 083: Black Hawk Down

This week, in honor of Veteran’s Day, we are talking what we consider to be one of the most affecting war movies ever made, Black Hawk Down, Ridley Scott’s adaptation of the Mark Brown account of the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu. This episode is a bit more somber than usual because there is nothing funny about this film. It is unflinchingly brutal in its depiction of war and its effect on those who wage it. We have a frank discussion about the ferocity of war, courage, and ultimate sacrifice.

Black Hawk Down Review – 0:01:29

The Connecting Point – 01:28:23

Mogadishu Mile Memorial Run: https://www.facebook.com/Mogadishumile/

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