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If you stumbled onto this video hoping for polished, video essay-style cinematic analysis... we are so deeply sorry. This is just three guys getting wasted and talking about superhero trash that nobody cares about.
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Vince Gilligan is officially back, and he’s cooking on a level most audiences aren't prepared for. This episode breaks down Pluribus, the sci-fi epic that has sparked a massive debate: Is it a slow-burn masterpiece, or is modern media illiteracy finally reaching its peak?
00:00 Hype Cold Open
00:19 Show Premise Setup
01:29 Signal And Hive Mind
02:44 Why It Feels Real
06:40 Cinematography And Pacing
09:21 Rhea Seehorn Spotlight
13:16 Absurdity With Restraint
19:08 Carol Arc And Finale
22:12 Intro Song And Harmony
25:19 AI Parable Angle
26:39 Why People Hate It
27:33 Attention Spans And Trash TV
38:37 Craft Ethos Behind Scenes
42:42 Streaming Slop Rant
44:11 Apple TV New HBO
45:38 Cable Era Nostalgia
47:05 Franchise Fatigue
48:25 Mystery Rules Unfold
50:27 Carol Versus Hive
52:46 Morality Without Preaching
56:15 Craft Masterclass Praise
57:37 Best Lines Breakdown
01:11:34 Season Two Hopes
01:14:39 Origin Clues Chemtrails
01:19:39 Final Thoughts Watch It
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Hear us out, Prometheus is a filmmaker's film.
00:00 Introduction to Ridley Scott's Creative Freedom
00:48 Prometheus: A Misunderstood Masterpiece
02:03 The Extended Universe and Unanswered Questions
03:51 Philosophical Themes and Character Critiques
08:25 Comparisons to the Original Alien Series
13:20 Ridley Scott's Legacy and Missteps
16:03 Lost in the Woods: Understanding the Film's Intentions
16:59 The Ridley Cut: Director's Vision and Science Fiction Elements
18:00 Dissecting Audience Reactions and Reviews
19:25 Philosophical Themes and Character Analysis
22:01 Comparing Prometheus and Alien: Legacy and Impact
26:25 Final Thoughts: The Future of the Franchise and Film Industry
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Join us for a holiday special where Wilson reveals his disdain for Christmas but finds himself surprisingly charmed by 'The Muppet Christmas Carol.' Despite never having seen the Muppets before, he and the boys delve into the film's production, Michael Caine's stellar performance, and why modern holiday "content" lacks the heart and soul of this 1992 classic.
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In this episode, the boys take a deep dive into 'Under Siege'—allegedly Steven Seagal's finest work. You'll learn about Seagal's questionable acting chops, Tommy Lee Jones' over-the-top villain role, and of course, Gary Busey in drag. In the end, the boys grapple with why producers thought Seagal could ever be a leading action star, and come to the surprising conclusion that this 'Die-Hard-on-a-boat' spectacle is a decent movie in spite of him. So grab a beer and join the boys in the garage—it's an adventure, man!
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Travel back to a time when it was shocking to see crop circles and aliens skittering on rooftops, and when M. Night still had a reputation worth defending. Join the gang as they dissect the 2002 modern thriller classic 'Signs'.
Spoiler: It's a Halloween pick that actually holds up without being a cinematic disaster. So grab your tinfoil hat and fear of water, and let’s dive in!
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On this end-of-the-summer bash, the boys talk about another classic 2000s children's movie— Cats & Dogs
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On this episode, the boys have a conversation about the 1999 Disney hit "Inspector Gadget" that lasts even longer than the movie itself.
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On this episode, the boys head to the war room to talk espionage, one-liners, and the unstoppable charisma of Robert Redford.
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On this episode, Wilson forces Shawn and Lee to watch one of his favorite movies, Heat (1995) directed by Michael Mann. Lee has a differing opinion on the almost-three-hour cops and robbers flick.
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The gang gets together in the flesh to talk about one of their collective favorite movies from their childhood. Visit our Youtube page to watch us broadcast to you from Puff's bunker at 3pm ET: https://www.youtube.com/@FDTPod
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The gang spends a night at the museum for a showing of the 1956 John Ford classic "The Searchers." With none of them having seen it before, does it hold up to modern cinema sensibilities, or does it get blown away in the sands of time?
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Like two cavemen showing their Neanderthal friend fire, Shawn and Wilson show Lee the wonders of the Venom film trilogy in this not-quite gameshow, not-quite review edition of the Five Dollar Tuesdays Podcast.
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Nothing like talking about a bad movie 2 months after it came out. We don't have much to say about Borderlands, but if you're a Jamie Lee Curtis fan, this film is for you!
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On the inaugural episode of the Five Dollar Tuesdays Podcast, Wilson, Lee and Shawn talk about their experience seeing the new hit summer horror movie absolutely no one is talking about or reviewing themselves on any platforms like Youtube, Spotify, or the like.... Alien: Romulus! So if you want to hear 3 guys have a pretty mid conversation about why they didn't like this movie, buckle up!
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