HeyJaredTrue Bromance Film Podcast
Two completely uneducated movie lovers, Barry and Jairo, try to find time to discuss films while yelling at each other.
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Practical Magic (opens the original)
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In this episode we brew up our thoughts on 1998's Practical Magic ahead of its upcoming sequel. From tonal shifts, abusive ghosts, and incompetent cops making pancakes to midnight margaritas and sudden phone trees, we ask: is it a cozy classic or a hot mess? Special thanks to Le Goose for our intro music.
Crimson Tide (opens the original)
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We're talking about one of the greatest films of all time. Special thanks to Le Goose for our intro music.
McFarland, USA (opens the original)
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In this episode we dive into McFarland, USA, examining its depiction of Latino culture in America. We revel in the inspiring work ethic, resilience, and unity, and celebrate how relentless determination can power people to extraordinary achievements. And Kevin Costner. Approximately 20% to 20.5% of the United States population is Hispanic or Latino, according to recent figures from the U.S. Census Bureau. This accounts for roughly 68 million people, making the Hispanic community the second-large
Obsession (opens the original)
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Episode 295 - Obsession Be careful what you wish for or you may end up with a cat sandwich, absurdly dark domestic horror, and surprisingly decent dead-pet poetry. This week, we are covering the Curry Barker phenomenon, Obsession. Special thanks to Le Goose for our intro music.
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