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We're finally getting back into the swing of things (haha) here on the pod  and talking one of the most quotable films of the 90s, Swingers! After three years it seems baffling to me that I haven't talked about this film yet. I know you know someone who had this movie poster on their wall, and yet it's one I don't hear talked about too much. 

Written by Jon Favreau and starring most of his emerging actor friends, this film is part time capsule and part subculture view. We follow a super baby faced Vince Vaughn with his fast talking, story telling that he becomes known for years later and hear about  movie auditions, lingering breakups, and constant cinema references. Me and Charles had a blast giving our favorite scenes, dramatic interpretations, and decide whether or not we're money.

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Diane and Sean discuss the swing dance Nazi movie, Swing Kids. Episode music is "Bei Mir Bist Du Schön" by Janis Siegel, and "Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing)" by Louis Prima from the OST, as well as "Emigre" by Anti-Flag.

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Dan and Eric ignite their laser swords and dual over who has the better predictions and exceptions for Season 3 of the Mandalorian. 

Is Grogu (Baby Yoda) moving towards the dark side after leaving Luke Skywalker's tutelage?

What  guest appearances will be made other than the space dust that once was Alderaan? 

Buckle up in your repurposed N-1 Starfighter and get ready to take flight on a wild ride of predictions!

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Diane and Sean discuss the first Tom Holland as Spider-Man movie that isn't Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man: Homecoming from 2017. Episode music is, "Homecoming Suite" by Michael Giacchino from the OST

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“The truth is…I am Iron Man.” With those seven words, and commercial success, a cinematic universe was born and the film industry as we know it changed forever. This week on The Project Infinite Podcast, it isn’t so much a Film Retrospective but a Film Legacy as we discuss the character that laid the foundation for the MCU as we know it: Iron Man. From the generational casting of Robert Downey Jr. to trusting the keys of the infant MCU with Jon Favreau we discuss just how unlikely the MCU as we know it to be today was to succeed. Before that, we have tons of news that is so voluminous that I won’t bother to break it down in this description.  Timecodes are provided if you wish to skip around to your favorite bits! Thank you to everyone who continues to support and don’t forget to subscribe to download new episodes as they become available and don’t be afraid to share a rating!

0:00 Intro
01:12 Happy Birthday Andrew Garfield!
 02:26 Dune: Awakening MMO Announced at Gamescom
 04:43 Top Gun: Maverick Passes Infinity War
 11:28 More Fallout From Batgirl, Other WB Related News
 22:24 Jordan Elsass On Why He Departed Superman & Lois/Conversation About Mental Health
 26:28 Spider-Man: No Way Home & Avatar Returning To Theaters Next Month
 28:54 First Real Look At “The Last of Us” (Potential SPOILERS)
 32:50 Across The Spider-Verse Poster Reveal
 34:10 Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero Takes #1 At The Box Office
 36:54 She-Hulk & House of the Dragon Quick Reactions!
 47:59 Film Legacy: The Iron Man Trilogy – Iron Man 1
 01:15:40 Iron Man 2
 01:36:56 Iron Man3
 01:56:29 Post Iron Man Franchise
 01:59:48 What We’ve Been Up To: Court – The MCU Rewatch Part 3/Bullet Train/Barry. Rob – Devil May Cry
 02:08:55 Signing Off & Topic For Next Week (Spoilers for DC Super Pets I Guess?) (The Sandman)
 
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In the wake of the tragic death of Power Ranger actor Jason David Frank, from this episode on, the number for the Suicide and Crisis Prevention Hotline will be displayed here: 9-8-8. It's that simple. Call or text that number to be instantly sourced to a crisis counselor. Speak with someone today if you feel alone and need help.

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Written and Directed by: Peter Berg (Directed, acted and produced a lot of things; directed Hancock, Battleship, Friday Night Lights; wrote and directed Lone Survivor)

Starring:  

Christian Slater

Cameron Diaz

Daniel Stern

Jeanne Tripplehorn

Jon Favreau

Jeremy Piven

Leland Orser

Released: November 25, 1998

Budget: $30M (estimated) ($52.2M in 2022)

Box Office: $21M ($36.6M in 2022)

Ratings:   IMDb 6.3/10 Rotten Tomatoes 41% 

Metacritic 31% Google Users 71% 

First time you saw the movie?

Plot:

-I would marry 1998 Cameron Diaz

-Christian Slater is always slimy.

-The old troupe of the woman planning everything, being stressed, getting on him about wedding stuff, and then breaking a few days before the wedding, she doesn't like some of his friends. Awesome. Then making him profess his love.

-How 90's to record them waving goodbye.

-Pretty formulaic, wedding, bachelor party antics... drinking, smoking, not sure about the drugs though.

-That stripper is pretty hot... But I don't get Kyle saying "I can't do this"... Its not implied that he would fuck the stripper, just get a dance. Nothing wrong with that.

-That's a way to kill someone

-I don't like it when Christian Slater makes a good point about concealing an accidental murder.

-That security guy could've made it so much easier on himself... Poor guy. Why would you stab him with a cork screw?

-The movie is billed a black comedy, but it's not funny. The situation is mildy humorous, but its mostly just dark.

-Can you imagine drinking that much, doing that many drugs, then having to just stop and start cleaning everything up? (Triple Lindy)

-The burial and body re-arrangement was... Interesting. I'd like to think we'd be more functional than those guys.

-That whole overreaction at the gas station about Whizzers and his paranoia is weird.

-Who would break like Adam did at the rehearsal dinner?

-Wow... Michael killing Adam.

-How many troop rallying speeches does Boyd have in him? This one he has to accentuate with a kiss, though. I think I would punch someone

-Michael mounting Adams wife at the funeral is a weird tonal shift, and the whole overreaction during the funeral. It hard waffles from SUPER dark "comedy" to this almost slapstick, over the top, trying to be funny.

-Blaming Adam for sleeping with a prostitute is interesting... Could work.

-Boyd attacking Lois is unwarranted, but I love her self defense and biting his dick.

-Boyd then killing Michael, framing him for Lois' murder is DARK.

-Laura being morally superior to Kyle, calling his friends 'jackasses' and only caring about the wedding is just so disconnected. She doesn't care anyone was killed, just that her wedding will happen? Strange. We are jackasses messing around, none of us are murderers... That's a bit more than a jackass.

-Boyd attacking Fish for insurance money; then Laura killing him telling him to get to the wedding... Wow.

-Of course Moore accidentally kills Boyd... Should've been Fish somehow though.

-Jesus... Laura is cold as fuck... Just kill Moore and the dog, too?

-Why did they dig up the other bodies?

-It's darkly funny they crash thinking about the other guys.

-You can see Jon Favreaus feet under the wheelchair

-Those kids are little assholes

-Laura is just a shitty person, having her break down.

Top Five Trivia of the movie: 

Top 5 Trivia

1) Adam Sandler was originally cast as Michael Berkow but dropped out at the last minute to make The Waterboy (1998). Jeremy Piven took the role.

2) The word " fuck " is said 124 times through the movie.

3) Alan Dershowitz, the then-respected Harvard Law School professor, had a column for a few years in the late 1990's with PREMIERE magazine in which he analyzed possible legal issues arising from new movies. In this film's case, Dershowitz said that a strong case could be made that the prostitute's death was an accident or involuntary manslaughter, though the huge amount of drugs in the suite would complicate that (and would leave the guys open to major prison time via the DEA). However, he said that all of the men would be charged with first-degree murder anyway because of the deliberate stabbing death of the hotel security guard.

4) While the guys are trying to get rid of the dead body, Christian Slater's character is asked incredulously "Have you ever done this before?" The same thing was asked of him in Heathers (1988) when he is trying to cover up an accidental suicide that he manipulated. In both films, he hears the question, then pointedly does not answer it.

5) The weekend of the night in Vegas can be worked out due to the guys watching UFC 10 on pay-per-view: July 12, 1996. The background shows Don Frye vs. Brian Johnston.

**TRIPLE LINDY AWARD**

**REVIEW AND RATING**

TOP 5

Stephen:

1 Breakfast club

2 T2

3 Sandlot

4 Back to the Future

5 Mail order brides

Chris:

1. sandlots

2. T2

3. trick r treat

4. rocky horror picture show

5. hubie halloween

Trey:

1) Boondocks Saints

2) Mail Order Brides

3) Tombstone

4) Very bad things

5) She out of my league

Tucker:

1. T2

2: Tombstone

3: Gross Pointe Blank

4: My Cousin Vinny

5: John Wick

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Spoiler Warning!  Chris and Tim are joined by Star Wars fan Tim Fitzsimons to review the new Star Wars space-western series "The Book of Boba Fett."  Bounty hunter Boba Fett and mercenary Fennec Shand navigate the underworld when they return to Tatooine to claim Jabba the Hutt's old turf.  The series stars Temuera Morrison, Ming-Na Wen, Pedro Pascal, David Pasquesi, Jennifer Beals, Sophie Thatcher, Jordan Bolger, Timothy Olyphant, Amy Sedaris, and Corey Burton.  

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We were all epically reintroduced to the bounty hunter Boba Fett in season 2 of The Mandalorian and now he's got his very own Disney+ series The Book of Boba Fett (Season 1). Does this solo adventure cement Boba Fett as the most ruthless bounty hunter in all the galaxy, or is it just a steaming pile of Bantha fodder poodoo. Find out as Jason Furie and Adam Roth dive into season one which took a few twists and turns that for better or for worse were completely unexpected. 

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The latest Spider-Man movie, which happens to also be the latest MCU Phase 4 movie, has finally swung into theatres. Jason Furie and Adam Roth take a little extra time reviewing Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) discussing if the hype surrounding this film was warranted. We're talking A LOT of hype surrounding this movie folks. Apologies in advance for the horrible Green Goblin impressions throughout.

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