Dirty Dozen Movie Podcast
A podcast where 2 dudes give each other 12 movies to watch over the course of a year.
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S02E09 Side B - Nowhere (opens the original)
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Jen and Alex join the boy to talk about Gregg Araki's quirky, queer, Gen X fueled, dark comedy, Nowhere. This episode is also filled with flubs, feuds, incorrect facts, and Kermit... the frog.
S02E09 Side A - Closed Circuit (opens the original)
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The boys are joined yet again by Alex and Jen and are locked in a room trying to solve the mystery of the movie Closed Circuit. Before that Matthew dives deep into the stars and analyses Devin birth chart to truly understand him... or for laughs, you decide.
S02E08 Side B - Shall We Dance? (opens the original)
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Chaos and riffin' really fill this episode until the boys find focus and talk about Japan's Full Monte of 1996, the whimsical and light Shall We Dance?
S02E08 Side A - Little Children (opens the original)
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Rumors of Netflix buying Letterboxd, geniuses writing low-brow humor and the want for more speakpipes, SpeakPipes, SPEAKPIPES kick off this episode. Then the boys dive into the heavy drama that checks all of Matt's boxes, Little Children.
S02E07 Side B - The Earrings of Madam De... (opens the original)
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Another speak pipe starts this episode off with a discussion of the environment of movie watching. The boys then dive in to discussing the often dramatic, always French and incredibly opulent film The Earrings of Madam De...
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