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Published by Matthew Vivian
Join Matthew Vivian and Jack McMahon as we watch every Academy Award Best Picture Winning Film. Hopefully along the way, we'll learn a little about Hollywood history and have a laugh or two.
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Matt, Jack and Josh sit in the sweltering heat and discuss the most obnoxiously long film ever made.
Ahoy there! Today we be sailing the Seven Seas as we discuss Mutiny on the Bounty, the Hays Code and how Odeon Luxe gave Matt the worst cinema experience of his life. Drink up me hearties, yo ho!
This week's film is one of the very first rom-coms and is about an alcoholic relentlessly hitting on an absolute moron, over several nights.
This week, (special) guest and our only listener, Josh West, joins the podcast, Matt attempts to play God Save The Queen on the recorder and Jack issues a Transformers-based apology.
Matt and Jack are together in-person (and tested negative for Big 'Rona) for a live commentary of the film, in an attempt to mix up the format a bit. We're really sorry about this episode.
Since we last joined our heroes, the 93rd Academy Awards happened. Thats right, some people actually watched it, including 50% of the hosts of this podcast. We also talk about Cimarron for a bit.
We return to the First World War, this time on the German side, in a film that Hitler hated so much that he let off stink bombs, sneezing powder and mice into screenings of it. What a prankster.
Matt and Jack are in a bad mood because this week's film is a pile of ass. To cheer themselves up, they discuss Shrek 2.
Matt and Jack begin their mission to watch every Academy Award Best Picture winning film, starting with the very first winner: 'Wings', a silent First World War epic about two closeted gay fighter pilots.
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