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Show Name              -           BtSD 04-04-2011
Show Number          -           47
Real Date      -           04th April 2011
Host(s)           -           Matthew Rorie & Alex Navarro

Description

Rorie is back from the great wonder of the world that is Wondercon (appropriate name then, eh?) with much to report on the status of such upcoming films as The Green Lantern, Priest, and The Immortals! Plus, we dig into spoiler-heavy territory to talk about the relative merits of Duncan Jones' Source Code (those who haven't seen it might want to skip between 31:00 and 40:00), quickly touch on some of the week's other mainstream and indie releases, hit up the news of the week, and randomly start talking about our weird Southern families. Oh boy.

Podcast

 00:00:00    -    Intro                        
00:00:30    -    4-0 Streak                        
00:01:00    -     Blue streak    -    Blue Chips                
00:01:30    -     Bart Simpson   
I was reading the What to Watch on Monday, and it reminded me of something...Can you explain why Nurse Jackie is always nominated for awards in the comedy categories? I watched the first season of it when it first came out and thought it was really great, and I totally understand the concept of a dark comedy, but nothing that I saw made me think of dark comedy. It felt pretty much like a drama to me. It just don't make sense and don't think it's fair that it keeps stealing awards from actual comedies.
 
 Asked this last week and feel like asking it again, 
 
 Hello sirs, 
 
Just wondering what you two would consider your go-to perfect first date movie, my friend says that Garden State is the best as it chronicles two strangers who fall for each other over a short span of time and is broad and general enough in its entertainment to appeal to the widest spectrum of women. I usually make my choice on a per-girl basis, but it got me thinking about what choices you two would make, if there are any you prefer. I know that Rorie likes to use My Neighbor Totoro as a barometer for a girls film tastes, and was curious what you two would choose.  
 
Obvious choices like pandering watered down musicals (I'm looking at you The Phantom of The Opera '04) and rom coms need not apply, I think my most used is Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is a weird choice for a date movie. But I guess if you have the right kind of girl it would be ok.

Love the tremendous effort put into these.

@Dylabaloo: Thanks.  This weeks isn't my best.  My first effort crashed about 65% of the way through.  Even with me having the time and other related details in other programs, I had linked most of the films/ tv programs/ people.