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Welcome to Pick Up and Deliver the podcast where I pick up my audio recorder as I step

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off the train and deliver an episode to you while I walk home.

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I'm Brendan Riley.

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Well, good afternoon listeners.

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It's a lovely day here in suburban Chicago.

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I'm strolling home from work and happy to talk to you about board games.

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Ha! tricked you.

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It's not actually going to be about board games today.

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It's going to be about movies.

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That's right, it's been 12 episodes or so since I did an episode talking about movies

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and it's been another month since then.

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So I'm going to talk about some movies I watched.

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That's right, it's the film roundup episode.

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Now as I often do, I will try to think about what would make a good game pairing thematically

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if you want to do a game and movie night.

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But in reality, this is the movie review episode.

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So if that's not your bag, sorry about that.

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Hopefully you'll enjoy it.

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Unless otherwise, see you next time.

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So I thought I would today, I would talk about the six movies that I watched in February

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and reflect a little bit on what I thought of them and give my opinion.

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Alright, so to start with, this one is one a lot of people saw.

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This was Oppenheimer.

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From a technical perspective, Oppenheimer is of course an excellent movie.

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I enjoyed watching it as is true for me of all Christopher Nolan films.

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I've yet to have one that I didn't actually just enjoy.

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I'm not sure, I know a lot of people thought, "Tenet was kind of inscrutable."

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I did not find it to be that way.

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I, whatever sort of weird, strange loops that Christopher Nolan puts into his narratives,

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I generally find pretty comprehensible.

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And so maybe it's middle-aged white dude to middle-aged white dude.

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I can really sympathize with his view of weirdness in the world.

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So from a technical perspective, I really appreciated the way it's made.

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He does a nice job of building up these three parallel stories from three different time

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points in Oppenheimer's life and sort of tracking them simultaneously.

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It makes for an interesting narrative that is not linear.

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Of course all the actors in the film do a really good job.

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I particularly like to Matt Damon's performance.

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I think he does a really good job of playing sort of somebody who's a bit annoyed and just

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trying to do their best in the face of insanity.

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And that felt like what's happening with the Matt Damon character.

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I really liked that small part.

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Of course, Cillian Murphy did an excellent job as many people have recognized.

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I was irritated but not surprised by how little room was given for female actors to do much

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work at all.

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It's not uncommon for Christopher Nolan's stories to give relatively little space for women.

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And this one is another of those.

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I thought Emily Blunt did a pretty amazing job in the short time she had as his wife.

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And the woman who played the girlfriend, oh I can't remember her name.

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She was Black Widow's sister in the Black Widow movie.

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She is a pretty big star right now and I'm kind of ashamed that I don't remember her name

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but I thought she did a good job as well for what limited space they were given.

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You know, there's a lot of commentary about this movie being amazing, right?

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And it won all sorts of accolades.

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I mean, I thought it was good but I don't really get why people thought it was so incredible.

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Apart because I guess just for me like the subject matter feels really covered.

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I don't know how people are having new views or new ideas about what the atomic bomb was at

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this point.

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So maybe I've just read or encountered more of it than your average filmgoer or maybe people

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just hadn't thought about it in the same way.

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I don't know.

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I don't know.

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But the broad remit of the film did not strike me as incredibly unusual.

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And so like I said, nice job all the pieces but the story itself was I guess sort of what

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I thought it would be.

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And so it's hard to really see it as the amazing thing everybody seems to think it is when

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it was what I expected it would be.

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So that's Oppenheimer, three and a half stars.

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The next film is a small indie film called The Vast of Night.

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The loose premise is we follow a couple teenagers in a small town in America in the 1950s when

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something weird is going on and there might be aliens.

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The central points of the film are a radio station where one of the teenagers has

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a job as a disc jockey, disc jockey and the phone switchboard where one of the other teenagers

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has an evening job as a switchboard operator.

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The premise is really it works really well.

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It's sort of like the Orson Welles' War of the Worlds in that it's a series of sort of

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sounds that they hear and incomplete reports and the chaos of not knowing what's going

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on sort of shapes the experience.

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The two young actors do a really good job sort of portraying this compelling state and

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there's a lot of running around in confusion.

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There's a really interesting drone shot that follows the characters into like a high school

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gym where there's a high school basketball game playing.

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All these people cheering and the drone kind of zooms in and zooms around and zooms back

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out.

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It's a really neat shot that you couldn't you just couldn't do before drones and cameras

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got a lot smaller and cheaper.

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So this movie is clearly made on a reasonably small budget but really compelling and just

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an interesting film.

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So like actually give it four stars.

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Oppenheimer is this big thing that did what I thought it would do.

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The Vast of Night just felt it came out the story a little different.

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I really liked it.

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That's a 2019 film.

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Next up this is a film I watched after I watched The Vast of Night.

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I found I just had an evening to myself and I watched The Vast of Night on Amazon Prime

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and I had some more time and I was you know how after you watch a movie there's like a

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list of movies you might like down below.

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So I started watching that or going through that.

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And you know a lot of the movies were ones and two stars maybe a three star occasionally.

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Then I came across this movie called Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes.

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It was like five stars and I said to myself well or maybe four stars four and a half

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but way higher than the other movies around it in this list.

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And then upon examining it more closely I see it's a Japanese movie it's in Japanese.

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You have to watch it with subtitles and I'm like oh American unwillingness to watch

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subtitles that's where that's why it's down among these movies people don't want to watch

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even though it's very well rated.

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So I gave it a try and of all the movies I'm talking about this month this is the one you

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should watch if you're only going to watch one.

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Beyond The Infinite Two Minutes is a really interesting film about time travel kind of

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the premise and I'm not giving away anything that's not clear in the first two minutes or

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five minutes of the film.

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The premise is that there's a TV in this diner and this TV in this guy's apartment which

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is upstairs from the diner and those TVs are connected to one another.

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There's a two minute delay between the TV and the diner and a TV in the house and the

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big thing is that it's not just like the signal takes two minutes to get from one to the

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other.

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I guess that is kind of what is going on the signal takes two minutes to get from one

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other but that you can see through them.

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You can see from one to the other.

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So the if you are where the if you are where the past TV is you can see two minutes into

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the future is the best way I can explain it.

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So it's not a two minute delay it's actually two minutes in the future.

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It's an instantaneous two minute gap and the whole movie is sort of about what would happen

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if you had access to this and what how would you what would you do with it and it's a nice

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little bottle episode of a movie.

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It seems to have been shot probably on a handheld camera and if not in one take it was it's

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cheated into looking like one take.

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There's a lot of going up and down the stairs in the camera following them and stuff happening

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in really interesting ways.

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It's a very thoughtfully produced movie really fun and something you should definitely check

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out if you can.

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It's called Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes.

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That's my only five star of the month.

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That's from 2020 and I watched it on Amazon Prime.

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Well we're at our commercial break or we're at three minutes there are three movies that's

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halfway in and I realize I have yet to suggest any games to go with these movies but I will

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suggest them now.

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So Oppenheimer it feels like the game to suggest to that would be Manhattan Project.

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I don't have that one.

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If you were coming to my house and said Brendan I want to play whatever you have that's

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closest, that's Manhattan Project Energy Empire which is a related game but not in the direct

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project.

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Manhattan Project would be the one to play.

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That game is probably very difficult to find now.

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It was originally published by minion games and of course minion games folded when James

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Mathe sadly passed away.

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Some of the games have been picked up for printing but for the most part that concern went when

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he passed away.

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So that's sad.

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So I haven't played Manhattan Project.

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I can't say whether it's any good.

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So that's for Oppenheimer.

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The Vast of Night.

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I'm going to say the visitor at Blackwood Grove.

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This is a small social deduction game where one player plays an alien and the other player

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plays a child trying to communicate with the alien and there's humans trying to communicate

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or the government is trying to intercept it and there's basically the goal is the child

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or the children is to communicate with the alien before the government intercepts those

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communications.

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It's a sort of deduction game, a competitive deduction game that's weird and interesting

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and I enjoyed it the one time I played it but there's not really room in my collection

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for it so it did go away.

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But if you get a chance, this is a return back.

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And Blackwood Grove would fit the Vast of Night.

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For beyond the infinite two minutes, I think that time you killed me has to be the game

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that I would play in connection because that game is so specifically about anticipating

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what happens when you move on one place in another place and thinking two or three moves

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ahead but also two or three boards ahead.

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I've had a number of games of that where I won or lost based on somebody not seeing that

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if you jumped from one board to another you could take their piece out and if you're already

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missing from one of the boards then that's it.

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Really interesting game, well worth playing if you get a chance that's that time you killed

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Alright three more movies, I'll talk about a game after each one because I don't know

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if I'll get to all three.

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Now the first one is The Lost King.

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This falls in the category of the British know how to make heartwarming, pleasant stories

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with a low dramatic arc movies.

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Reminds me of the Bank of Dave a little bit.

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In The Lost King, we have the story of a amateur archaeologist and fan of King Richard

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the third who led the campaign to try and find the place where King Richard was probably

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buried and in fact did find the place where King Richard was buried.

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This is a true story.

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Of course the academic bureaucracy got in the way and it sort of frustrating to watch her

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chafe against these systems of expertise so that prevent outsiders from participating.

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As an academic though, I also reflected a little bit on the fact that people with

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outformal training or without enough training will sort of stick their oar in whether or

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not they really know what they're talking about and so there's an interesting back and

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forth about that in this movie.

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It's clearly on the side of the amateur though and frankly so am I if nothing else because

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the movie makes the bureaucrats look like jerks.

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That's The Lost King from 2022.

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I don't know what game would go with this I guess.

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Tobago maybe I think is a game where you are trying to find a lost treasure that is buried

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and you're running around trying to find clues to find where to dig for it that probably

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works.

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I think it's Tobago.

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It might be Kahuna.

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I can't remember.

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If you know what I'm talking about let me know it's a game where each person draws a

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clue and those clues then reduce the number of places that the treasure could be until

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somebody manages to figure out where the treasure is and get their truck there first.

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So it's definitely a game that's been around a while I can't remember what it's called.

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It's something like Kahuna.

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It's not Kahuna.

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I feel like Tobago maybe but that doesn't seem right either.

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I guess we were on a kick for missing things because then we rewatched the Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatem

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romantic comedy, The Lost City.

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This movie was basically just Romancing the Stone again.

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I like that movie a lot and I like this one as well.

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In that one, Romancing the Stone, Michael Douglas plays a rather sexist adventurer type

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and in The Lost City, Sandra Bullock is the judgmental type who looks at the sort of

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ditsy body builder character Channing Tatem with judgmental eyes.

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So this is a duel.

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This is sort of reversal of that trope.

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You got Daniel Radcliffe chewing the scenery.

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He has a goofy villain.

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He's got all that dissimilar from the character he played in Now You See Me 2.

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Both of them sort of hilariously evil.

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And I like Daniel Radcliffe taking just kind of whatever part he feels like.

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He's got a lot of range and he shows it.

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The Lost City also has a fantastic cameo from Brad Pitt.

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Well, not cameo but small part from Brad Pitt and really funny chase sequences.

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So if you haven't seen The Lost City, I recommend it.

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It's very funny.

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one that has the rolling boulder in the pits of lava.

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It fits this game really well.

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That would be a nice pairing.

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Like Romance of the Stone that game has a fair amount of misogyny or at least sexism built

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into the art design.

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I guess you could excuse the game a little bit because it's French but mostly it's just

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like the female characters are all drawn pretty buxom.

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Nonetheless the Temple of Chac is a pretty fun game if you can get a hold of it.

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It's long out of print unfortunately so not a game you're going to find most places.

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If you come to visit me we could play it.

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So that would go with The Lost City.

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And then finally just a quick word for Jay Barruchel in Blackberry which

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is a relatively simple tech bros trying to solve a problem becoming famous.

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Rise and fall of a tech company story.

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Starting Jay Barruchel as the tech genius behind the Research In Motion and the company

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the Blackberry.

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That was a pretty entertaining story.

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I enjoyed watching that.

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It is kind of what you expected.

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There's a great scene where the skeptical businessman says you know that's a problem you

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can't solve and they say well we solved it ha ha and that's always fun.

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Lots of good information there.

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So not a whole lot to say about that movie.

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It is kind of what you'd expect it to be.

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Tech bros solving problems getting rich then the downfall of those same tech bros 

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works really well.

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I guess if I was going to recommend the game not having played it obviously Smartphone Inc

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seems like the game you would play to go along with watching the movie Blackberry

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because they're both about you know Blackberries and related products.

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Well I became to hear what movies you've been watching in the last couple months.

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Those are the movies I watched in February 2024.

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In order to share that information with me you can head over to boardgamegeek guild 3269

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and I'd love to learn what movies you've been watching.

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Until next time.

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Thanks for joining me.

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I hope your next walk was as pleasant as mine was.

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Bye bye.

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