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Each week TV's Travis is joined by a guest (or sometimes 2 or 3 guests) to discuss a movie, but with the stipulation that someone is seeing this movie for the very first time. Classics, schlock, good or bad, nothing is off the table. Hosted on Acast.
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Episode 388 - The Aviator (2004) (opens the original)
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Jaye Newport is back on the show, this time to talk about the first Martin Scorsese film they've ever seen. It's The Aviator, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Cate Blanchett. That's just the tip of the iceberg that this movies cast is. Also featuring John C. Reilly, Alec Baldwin, Alan Alda, Danny Huston, Kate Beckinsale, and even Willem Dafoe. DiCaprio is playing Howard Hughes, filmmaker, engineer, and aviator. It's the story of his life from 1927 until 1947. But is this a Biopic worth seeing? Or
Episode 387 - Practical Magic (1998) (opens the original)
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We're back from Dragoncon, and Amy Frost is here to talk about a movie that Travis has never seen; Practical Magic (1998). This movie meant a lot to Amy, and with the sequel now out, Travis wanted to finally see it. While not a hit initially, it has gained a cult following over time. Starring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as Witch sisters, how does it stack up to a first time viewing for Travis? Let's find out... Find Amy's witchy podcast she produces with her partner in crime JF Dubeau, Ache
Episode 386 - The Weather Man (2005) (opens the original)
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It's the final week of Cage-A-Palooza 2026, and Phil Keating is here to close things out. Travis has never seen the 2005 Nicolas Cage movie The Weather Man. Phil has and wanted to share it. It tells the story of David Spritz, a Chicago TV weather man who's also dealing with his family and people throwing fast food at him on the street all the time. So, is this a quirky comedy? Or is it a journey of self discovery? Or is it just Murphy's Law: The Movie? Let's find out... Check out Botched: A D&D
Episode 385 - Snake Eyes (1998) (opens the original)
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It's Week four of Cage-A-Palooza 2026, and Travis is joined by Robert Stewart of Stew World Order to talk about the 1998 Brian De Palma directed Cage fest that is, Snake Eyes. Cage plays Atlantic City police detective Rick Santoro, and it's FIGHT NIGHT! But when an assassination takes place during the fight, it's a race to find out who's behind it, what actually happened, and who was the woman talking to the victim right before he was shot. So, is this a high octane thriller? Or a bit of a dud?
Episode 384 - National Treasure (2004) (opens the original)
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It's week three of Cage-A-Palooza 2026, and Tyra Burton is here to talk about the 2004 film National Treasure. Nic Cage is Benjamin Franklin Gates, a treasure hunter (or Treasure Protector) who decides to steal the Declaration of Independence in order to stop Ian Howe (Sean Bean, in a movie where he doesn't die) from stealing it and possibly destroying it. All in an effort to find an immense and priceless treasure hidden by the Knights Templar and the Masons. So, is this a fun action romp with s
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