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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2014 · 1H 53M

The Tree of Lautner

from The McYapAndFries Movie Podcast · host McYapandFries

If you know what this is from... you'll know it's AWESOME This week Gavin reviews kick ass Keanu flick John Wick as well as Wish I was here aka That Zack Braff Kickstarter Movie. He also shares his thoughts on Interstellar, as well as the accompanying furore, after catching it since the last podcast, and Iain finally reviews messed up anime Attack on Titan (aka Shingeki no Kyojin). We also discuss British TV quiz shows (again!) repeatedly digress into talking about the Tree of Life and examine Taylor Lautner's comedy chops; why? Who knows!? Show notes: Amazing Looping cello version of Hans Zimmer's "Time" from Inceptionall performed by one guy; David Chen of slashfilm.com Trailer for the latest Adam Sandler schmaltz-fest The Cobbler Pics of the current front runners for the roles of Marvel's Jessica Jones and Luke Cage in the Netflix shows of the same name Trailer for star packed The Color of Time Funny Jurassic Park The New Nightmare twitter conversation on Storify Robot Overlords trailer Press shots from the live action Attack on Titan Movie First REAL trailer for Kenneth Branagh's Cinderella COOL! STUFF! OF! THE ! WEEK! Sleeping, snoring Totoro toy Awesome poster designs based upon sequels that never were over at Iam89Bit.com

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