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November is well-known for a few things. Thanksgiving. That's a big one. National French Toast Day. That's even bigger. But let's not forget, Dre's birthday. That puts all the others to shame. But what do you get for the guy who has everything (including his own podcast)? That's easy, you give him a whole month of movies, starting with his choice of Master &amp; Commander: The Far Side of the World!And to kick off the birthday celebration, we've got a guest, too: renowned film critic, Laremy Legel! Don't believe us? He wrote the book on it—and for the low-low price of $902.81, the last remaining new paperback is yours!But before we reveal who the real MAC daddy is (get it? Master AND Commander...MAC...yeah, you got it), we talk about what we watched this week. Laremy finished the riveting Netflix series, Emily In Paris and the Sandra Bullock rehab movie, 28 Days (and offers a slew of movie recommendations, too). Dre watched two movies because he's got All the Right Moves. And Aaron Sorkin's The Trial of the Chicago 7 (on Netflix). Last, Goodman head-nodded along to The Forty-Year-Old Version, also on Netflix.Then we break down the Peter Weir helmed, Russell Crowe &amp; Paul Bettany starring rip-roaring, sea-faring, cannon-crashing adventure based on the books by Patrick O'Brien. We discuss the cast, quotes, trivia, questions—we even sing a few boisterous bars of songs from the era.Finally, we break out a brand new game just for Laremy (and soon to be taking over the internet): Fantasy Film Ball. It's like the best part of fantasy (the trades) with the best part of movies (the movies). The teams have been drafted. May the best offer win!Wait, don't go! The Quote Parade can't begin without your presence! Stay till the end and discover what movies we quoted from this week. Coming up next week, check your watch and your drugs because we're watching Clockers, a Spike Lee joint.SONG CREDITS:Theme music: "70s Funk" by Frank CoglianoWhat we watched music: "Let's all go to the lobby" by Jack K. Tillar (lyrics)Closing music: "This is My Jam" by Will Van De CrommertThe Quote Parade music: "Pelican Parade" by Richard J. Freitas and Geraldine Brioso

November is well-known for a few things. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDe91zVqnkE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Thanksgiving</a>. That's a big one. National French Toast Day. That's even bigger. But let's not forget, Dre's birthday. That puts all the others to shame. But what do you get for the guy who has everything (including his own podcast)? That's easy, you give him a whole month of movies, starting with his choice of <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0311113/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Master &amp; Commander: The Far Side of the World</a>! And to kick off the birthday celebration, we've got a guest, too: renowned film critic, <a href="https://twitter.com/Laremy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Laremy Legel</a>! Don't believe us? He wrote the <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Film-Critic-Decade-Behind-Industry-ebook/dp/B00BC16OOW" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">book</a> on it—and for the low-low price of $902.81, the last remaining new paperback is yours! But before we reveal who the real MAC daddy is (get it? Master AND Commander...MAC...yeah, you got it), we talk about what we watched this week. Laremy finished the riveting Netflix series, <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8962124/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Emily In Paris</a> and the Sandra Bullock rehab movie, <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0191754/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">28 Days</a> (and offers a slew of movie recommendations, too). Dre watched two movies because he's got <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085154/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">All the Right Moves</a>. And Aaron Sorkin's <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1070874/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Trial of the Chicago 7</a> (on Netflix). Last, Goodman head-nodded along to <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10642834/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Forty-Year-Old Version</a>, also on Netflix. Then we break down the Peter Weir helmed, Russell Crowe &amp; Paul Bettany starring rip-roaring, sea-faring, cannon-crashing adventure based on the books by Patrick O'Brien. We discuss the cast, quotes, trivia, questions—we even sing a few boisterous bars of songs from the era. Finally, we break out a brand new game just for Laremy (and soon to be taking over the internet): Fantasy Film Ball. It's like the best part of fantasy (the trades) with the best part of movies (the movies). The teams have been drafted. May the best offer win! Wait, don't go! The Quote Parade can't begin without your presence! Stay till the end and discover what movies we quoted from this week. Coming up next week, check your watch and your drugs because we're watching <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112688/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Clockers</a>, a Spike Lee joint. SONG CREDITS: Theme music: "70s Funk" by Frank Cogliano What we watched music: "Let's all go to the lobby" by Jack K. Tillar (lyrics) Closing music: "This is My Jam" by Will Van De Crommert The Quote Parade music: "Pelican Parade" by Richard J. Freitas and Geraldine Brioso

Episode 23. Dre's Birthday Bonanza: Master & Commander: The Far Side of the World (feat. Laremy Legel)

Jeannie Cusamano

This week on Pod Yourself A Gun, we're discussing episode 13, "I Dream Of Jeannie Cusamano," the season one finale of the Sopranos and thus the season one finale of Pod Yourself A Gun. In this episode, all of the Sopranos biggest season one storylines come to a head, and many to a resolution. Tony finds out his mother and uncle conspired to try to have him whacked. Carmela realizes Father Phil is a fuckboi. Dr. Melfi puts her cards on the table and tells Tony what she suspects about his mother. Tony becomes a physical threat to Dr. Melfi. Tony removes a suspected snitch from his crew and comes clean to his remaining guys about seeing a shrink. In one of season one's best episodes and arguably one of the best season finales of any show, we get a culmination of the themes introduced with a few intriguing questions left to explore. It seems to come from a time when prestige TV seemed to think it owed us more in terms of catharsis and closure. It ranges from dramatic and thrilling (Jimmy Altieri's death, Tony flipping the table on Dr. Melfi) to introspective and psychological (Carmela calling out Father Phil, Livia's psychosomatic dementia) to the kind of comedy that really only the Sopranos could do and maybe hasn't been done the same since (Mikey Palmice's death scene, one of the greatest in TV history, and one of the best lines in the show, "cunnilingus and psychiatry brought us to this!"). To discuss this week's episode, our guest is Laremy Legel, former critic at Film.com, author of Film Critic, long time friend of the pod and Matt and Vince's co-star in Whoop Dreams, a documentary about the Gathering Of The Juggalos. He joins your regular hosts, Matt Lieb from Good Mythical Morning, The Star Wars Show, and Newsbroke on AJ+ and Vince Mancini, Senior Film And Culture writer at Uproxx. Please enjoy, but if you don't, as always, va fongool.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy &amp; Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on Pod Yourself A Gun, we're discussing episode 13, "I Dream Of Jeannie Cusamano," the season one finale of the Sopranos and thus the season one finale of Pod Yourself A Gun. In this episode, all of the Sopranos biggest season one storylines come to a head, and many to a resolution. Tony finds out his mother and uncle conspired to try to have him whacked. Carmela realizes Father Phil is a fuckboi. Dr. Melfi puts her cards on the table and tells Tony what she suspects about his mother. Tony becomes a physical threat to Dr. Melfi. Tony removes a suspected snitch from his crew and comes clean to his remaining guys about seeing a shrink. In one of season one's best episodes and arguably one of the best season finales of any show, we get a culmination of the themes introduced with a few intriguing questions left to explore. It seems to come from a time when prestige TV seemed to think it owed us more in terms of catharsis and closure. It ranges from dramatic and thrilling (Jimmy Altieri's death, Tony flipping the table on Dr. Melfi) to introspective and psychological (Carmela calling out Father Phil, Livia's psychosomatic dementia) to the kind of comedy that really only the Sopranos could do and maybe hasn't been done the same since (Mikey Palmice's death scene, one of the greatest in TV history, and one of the best lines in the show, "cunnilingus and psychiatry brought us to this!"). To discuss this week's episode, our guest is Laremy Legel, former critic at <a href="http://Film.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Film.com</a>, author of Film Critic, long time friend of the pod and Matt and Vince's co-star in Whoop Dreams, a documentary about the Gathering Of The Juggalos. He joins your regular hosts, Matt Lieb from Good Mythical Morning, The Star Wars Show, and Newsbroke on AJ+ and Vince Mancini, Senior Film And Culture writer at Uproxx. Please enjoy, but if you don't, as always, va fongool.Advertising Inquiries: <a href="https://redcircle.com/brands" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/brands</a> Privacy &amp; Opt-Out: <a href="https://redcircle.com/privacy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/privacy</a>

113: I Dream Of Jeannie Cusamano, With Laremy Legel

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Stray Popcorn No. 22: The Wrath Of Con (Special Guest: Laremy Legel Of Rope Of Silicon and Filmdrunk)