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In our own heads, we're on time with this one. Look. We're not really fans of the Oscars but because our listeners are, we had to watch these things and found that subconsciously, even WE felt it was important to cover! In this episode, two out of the three of us completed the assignment and watched "Tár", "To Leslie", "Triangle of Sadness", "Women Talking" and the three of us cover "Everything, Everywhere All At Once."

We're jaded when it comes to the Oscars because we've learned that it doesn't matter to anyone but those involved. As a movie podcast, we know that we have to talk about Academy Awards every year. This time, we're collaborating with what we've watched for the pre-Oscar episode covering "All Quiet On The Western Front", "The Banshees of Inisherin", "The Fabelmans", & "The Whale", Who wins doesn't fucking matter to us! Let's just have a good time and talk about movies!

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Yes. It's the holidays and so, just as we did last year, we're working our way through Christmas movies. For some of us, it feels like work but here we are with our discussion about the Tom Hardy version of A Christmas Carol, who was an executive producer. This story is considered a holiday classic.   Following that, we're talking about another classic and its sequel, A Christmas Story Christmas!

With the popularity of the Showtime series, Jason and I had to get in on this one for the first time. In this episode, we cover the first-time viewing of the, 2008 original, the 2010 remake, and some of what we had seen of the series. If you would like to support us, please do so with a membership on ZoeDune.

We finally return with the follow-up episode for this film after a long and unexpected hiatus. *While you are able to get this podcast everywhere, we recommend you subscribe to zoedune.com/cinema for a more engaging experience.

You can own your copy of "The Batman" when it's released on May 24th on 4K!

More coming soon.

Who doesn't love Lucy? As part of our Oscar series, we talk about Being the Ricardos. This movie is available to watch for Amazon Prime members! Sign up for a free 30-days trial! Doing so helps to support what we do! Fuck it, get the poster just like Zoe! Might as well get this other poster too! If you want to make those posters shine, get you some lightboxes just like the theatres! The bigger, the better! Mentioned on the show are The Dark Corner and The Big Street which you can also find using our links*! *as an Amazon affiliate, we earn from qualified purchases.

In place of the movie we were going to talk about, we're pulling over to focus on the 94th Annual Academy Awards. This is the first of three episodes leading up to Oscar night. In this episode, we talk about Coda, Dune, Nightmare Alley, and The Power of the Dog! Subscribe to be notified for our next two bonus shows covering Being The Ricardos and Don't Look Up.

Adam Robitel's directorial debut got him into the Insidious franchise. While some are wary about the found-footage horror genre, we wade into the deep waters of this film. You can stream this movie on Amazon Prime. Sign up for a Prime membership for free for 30-days. You can also own a hard copy of this movie for your collection!* *As Amazon associates we earn from qualified purchases.

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"Labeled an outcast by his brainy family, a bouncer overcomes long odds to lead a team of underperforming misfits to semi-pro hockey glory, beating the crap out of everything that stands in his way." (-IMDB) Based on the book "Goon: Memoir of a Minor League Hockey Enforcer" by Adam Frattasio and Douglas Smith, actor Jay Baruchel pulled the trigger to adapt it into a movie. Alex, Jason, and Zoe talk about and break down this movie. Spoilers are aplenty! Prime members can stream this movie for free or own the best hard copy available! Hell, if you like the movie enough, get the largest-sized movie poster for your theatre-sized lightbox!* *As an Amazon Affiliate, we earn from qualified purchases.