HeyJaredSkye & Evan In The Morning
A podcast where SkyeSpixru and Evan Monroe talk weekly about movies and TV shows, ranging from obscure to mainstream.
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Skye and Evan in the Morning #104 - Scarface (1983) (opens the original)
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Today we have a movie discussion about another classic, Brian De Palma's 1983 masterpiece Scarface, starring the one and only Al Pacino. Has the film aged well?
Skye and Evan in the Morning #102 - The Godfather (1972) and Its Sequels (opens the original)
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Today we talk about The Godfather and its two sequels, The Godfather Part II and The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone. Is The Godfather really the greatest film of all time? Is The Godfather Part II better than the first? Is Part III not actually that bad? Tune in and find out.
Skye and Evan in the Morning #101 - Don't Look Up (2021) (opens the original)
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Today we talk about Adam McKay's Don't Look Up, a film ostensibly about climate change, satirizing current day politics, and how, after five years of the film's release, it may have aged better than most people expected at the time.
Skye and Evan in the Morning #100 - X-Men '97 Season One (2024) (opens the original)
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Happy 100, everybody! To celebrate our 100th episode, and two years of podcast, enjoy this two-hour discussion of one of Evan's favorite shows, X-Men 97.
Skye and Evan in the Morning #99 - Lawrence of Arabia (1962) (opens the original)
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Today we talk about one of the greatest films of all time, Lawrence of Arabia.
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