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Tina and Gina celebrate Valentine's Day by discussing their favorite levels of seasonal depression, a recap of the Super Bowl and their new outlook on Travis Kelcey, they chat about their reaction to Taylor getting the "ick" on live TV, they play an exciting new game of "Treat, Street, or Beat", and thoughts on a sober cast of Vanderpump Rules. 

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Priscilla and Jess are joined by Bankole and debutant, Ayisha, to finally wade into the 'Maestro' and Bradley Cooper discourse (2:00). Then it becomes a Glenn Close masterclass as Priscilla, Jess and Ayisha highlight their favourite films involving men who cheat (32:35).

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We're getting literary this month. Sure David Fincher's Gone Girl, starring Rosamund Pike and Ben Affleck is a great movie, but it's also based on a fantastic book by Gillian Flynn. Brad shares his love for both versions before the gang discusses the movie and all its brilliant twists and turns up to and including the bonkers third act! There is so much to say about this movie it's hard to fit it all into one episode.

The second act of our show includes a draft of the best movies based on books. While only Brad ever reads a book, Pete and Giff do their best to keep up and act like they do. See if you favorite movie/book combination makes the cut.

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On this episode we conclude our spotlight on David Fincher with his latest release, the Netflix original THE KILLER. 

"What are you thinking? How are you feeling? What have we done to each other? What will we do?" "That's marriage" honestly. Eventually, somewhere down the line, an anniversary treasure trail might turn into a false disappearance and accusations of murder. 

Thinking them "deep Hasbro thoughts", we're diving into David Fincher's film adaption of the Gillian Flynn novel GONE GIRL and with a stellar cast, music, cinematography and more you're in for one very delicious two and half hours. There's not much to say other than, watch this film, its one of the good ones. 

So, feel cute, punch yourself in the face and unspool those brains 'cause "when two people love each other and they can't make that work, that's the real tragedy".

Bankole and Ebuka are taking over this week to discuss the twisted mind of David Fincher. They share their love of his filmography and filmmaking techniques (2:45) before giving their reactions to his latest Netflix film, 'The Killer' (27:32) with spoilers from (31:50). 

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On this episode, we cover THE SOCIAL NETWORK, the true story of Mark Zuckerberg's rise to the top. 2 of 3 in our David Fincher spotlight. 

Jordan and Brooke take you on a twisty, murderous ride filled with fabulous pantsuits and dubious incest for Paul Feig's 2018 film. Listen along for a thorough history of "domestic female thriller" novels (aka "Gone Girl" ripoffs), the evolution of Stephanie and Emily's sapphic explorations, Henry Golding's charming star power, and the definitive best way to make a martini.

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On this episode we begin a brand new director’s spotlight. David Fincher is our next subject, and in anticipation of his upcoming film we will watch FIGHT CLUB this week.

I ukens episode av Nova Noir utforsker vi 3 filmer av David Fincher for å gjøre deg klar til hans nyeste slager av en film som kommer senere denne høsten, nemlig "The Killer". 
Vi går igjennom filmene Zodiac, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo og Gone Girl.
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On the twenty-eighth episode of the Cinematic Odyssey, Tristen and Max venture into the thriller realm with David Fincher and Gillian Flynn's captivating and engrossing Gone Girl. Both remain shocked at the amount of twists and turns, wondering how there possibly can be another layer added to the intensely twisted story. Max gets philosophical and poses questions about manipulation and who is the real victim of the story, while Tristen explores which character might be the worst in the film. All in all, just like the movie, we hope you can't turn away. 

Hoy hablamos de uno de los mejores thrillers de los últimos 20 años, que fue dirigido por el gran David Fincher: Gone Girl. Analizamos por qué es brillante, cómo Fincher juega con tus emociones, vemos los mejores twists (sí, en plural) del movie, y claro que hacemos mención especial al greatest villain of the last 12yrs.

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Música de outro: Komiku - Intensive puzzle resolution from freemusicarchive.org

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She’s been moody and she’s been broody but Magi Merlin is not slowing down. After the release of her debut EP Gone Girl, the Montreal native is ready to explore new themes over alternative R&B and neo-soul sounds that verge on house. A frequent collaborator, Magi talked about the rewards of working with other people and what kinds of projects we could see from her in the coming year.

Join us for episode 2 of this season as host Gwen Roley sits down with Magi Merlin to talk about identity, sentimentality and some optimistic nihilism.

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The Steves discuss some of their favorite murder mysteries, along with what's keeping them happy in pop culture today!

What's making us happy?

• Metroid Prime Remastered (Switch)
• Wolf Pack (Paramount +)

Murder Mysteries

• Why we love them
• The formula for a good mystery
• Favorites we've covered, like Clue, all the Scream movies, and I Know What You Did Last SUmmer
• Upcoming movies we're covering this month
• Other notable whodunnits

Ending- Any music or audio clips were borrowed from the original source material.

Episode 38 - Gone Girl (2014) - Full Review Movie Podcast

Gone Girl is a 2014 American psychological thriller film directed by David Fincher and written by Gillian Flynn. Based on Flynn's 2012 novel of the same name, the film stars Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike, and Neil Patrick Harris. The movie follows the story of Nick Dunne (Affleck) as he searches for his missing wife, Amy (Pike). The film received critical acclaim and was a commercial success, grossing over $368 million worldwide.

One aspect that sets Gone Girl apart is its unconventional and non-linear storytelling. The film alternates between two narratives: one following Nick's search for his wife and the other showing the events leading up to Amy's disappearance. This structure keeps the audience on edge as the truth about Amy's disappearance is slowly revealed.

Another standout aspect of Gone Girl is the performances by its lead actors. Ben Affleck delivers a powerful performance as Nick Dunne, who transforms from a loving husband to a suspect in his wife's disappearance. Rosamund Pike shines in her role as Amy, delivering a nuanced and chilling performance that keeps the audience guessing about her true intentions.

The film also boasts impressive cinematography and a haunting soundtrack that adds to the suspenseful atmosphere. The dark and moody cinematography captures the eerie feeling of a small town where something is not quite right, and the soundtrack perfectly complements the film's tense moments.

One of the most popular and talked-about elements of Gone Girl is the podcast that runs throughout the film. The "Gone Girl podcast" is a fictional podcast that is hosted by a journalist who is investigating Amy's disappearance. The podcast serves as a device to keep the audience engaged and updated on the latest developments in the case. The "Gone Girl podcast" has become a pop culture phenomenon, inspiring real-life podcasts and parodies.

Overall, Gone Girl is a gripping and thought-provoking film that is sure to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Its unique storytelling, powerful performances, and haunting atmosphere make it a must-see for fans of psychological thrillers. The film's popularity has even spawned a "Gone Girl podcast" craze, with fans and commentators alike exploring the film's themes and ideas in depth. Whether you're a fan of the book or new to the story, Gone Girl is a must-see film that will leave a lasting impression.

In conclusion, Gone Girl is a well-crafted psychological thriller that boasts exceptional performances, a haunting atmosphere, and a gripping storyline. The "Gone Girl podcast" adds an extra layer of intrigue to the film, keeping audiences engaged and invested in the story. If you're a fan of psychological thrillers or are looking for a suspenseful film to watch, Gone Girl is a must-see.

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Timestamps: 
Intro: 00:00:00
Tickets & Concessions (Small Talk):  00:00:24
Trailers: 00:05:35
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Spoiler Filled Review Smile: 00:25:38
Spoiler Free Review Gone Girl: 00:58:34
Spoiler Filled Review Gone Girl: 01:01:46
Content Seen This Week: 01:35:24
Credits: 01:47:58

Growing up, writer/producer Ali Schouten-Seeks saw herself as a total Kathleen Kelly (that is, Meg Ryan’s quirky character from YOU’VE GOT MAIL). But as she got older, she began to learn the value of owning even those quirks that some would have women tamp down…much like Sally Albright in WHEN HARRY MET SALLY (also Meg Ryan, of course). Only on FEELING SEEN does rom-com comp lit meet self discovery. Enjoy!

Then, Jordan embraces the vibe shift to tell you all about the new Korean film THE WITCH: PART 2. THE OTHER ONE.

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Jordan Crucchiola and Ali Schouten-Seeks