On today’s episode, the big aliens blowing up things blockbuster from 1996: Indepedence Day. Directed by Roland Emmerich, and starring William Smith and Jeff Goldblum, how has this ‘America leads the Free World’ type story fared over the years? How was Big Willy the biggest star of the time?

It’s a bad long film. Sorry. The chat’s fun though.

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The Ticket Stub Journey comes to a close. What a year 2003 (twenty oh three) was: Adaptation, Confessions of a Dan, Matrix Reloaded… Just Married and more!

Adam digs through his faded stubs, saw lot of trash, not many double bills, and vaguely remembers who he was back then. What seat did he sit in? How much was the ticket?

Note: it’s The Dancer Upstairs, not the Dancer… and the ‘Bob’ Kinnear mistake was definitely intentional.

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It’s Big Mel; he’s back… and this time it’s not Scotland, it’s America he saves. Hailing from 2000, the Roland Emmerich’s directed The Patriot hits our eyes - and boy, at 2 hours 45 mins, does it hit.

The factual history is all over the shop… but is this actually watchable? Find out, Joe and Adam get waylaid by Andrew Garfield (Good Choice/Bad Choice), and they muse for far too long about Big Mel macking on his dead wife’s sister. It’s an epic chat, fitting for an epic movie.

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2019's Parasite, directed by Bong Joon Ho, should arguably not be on this list. But today, Joe & Adam discuss why they think this counts as a forget you forgot. Contents includes: dinner parties, smelling, rewatchability, and the box office game.

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It’s the wonderfully straightforward The Untouchables (1987). Directed by Brian De Palma and starring Costner, Connery and De Niro, this crime flick is still tip top - how could anyone forget they forgot it? Why is it not chatted about more? Is it because it’s not ‘cool’?

Joe and Adam ponder why the film works so well, digging into Ennio Morricone’s score and David Mamet’s script. Meanwhile, Peter Bradshaw calls in to chat to Brian.

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Judd Apatow’s late 2000s rom-com-dram Knocked Up gets dusted down, mulled over, chewed on. The film was massive, but who thinks
of it ever now?

Is Apatow overlooked generally? And the big tangential question is asked: Who’s funnier Jim Carrey or Jack Black?

Plus a phone call and the Box Office Game, and the Picking the Next Episode’s Film segement.

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