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* UnsualEuphemism: The guys are committed stoners and will frequently reference "drinking a tall glass of water" before watching a movie to note when they've indulged. The term refers to a bong.
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* UnsualEuphemism: UnusualEuphemism: The guys are committed stoners and will frequently reference "drinking a tall glass of water" before watching a movie to note when they've indulged. The term refers to a bong.
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* BrownFace: The guys have a lot of fun in their ''Film/TheArrival'' episode commenting on Ron Silver briefly appearing as a Mexican version of his character. They go on extended riffs of "Mexican Ron Silver" mangling common Spanish phrases in a thick New York City accent.
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* InsistentTerminology: A "tall glass of water" is used to describe a certain other substance (or substances) of questionable legality that our hosts may have been under the influence of why watching the movie in question.
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* UnsualEuphemism: The guys are committed stoners and will frequently reference "drinking a tall glass of water" before watching a movie to note when they've indulged. The term refers to a bong.
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* LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub: Discussed in ''Film/TheBoondockSaints 2'' episode, when they mock the fan hysteria and love that the Saints get for murdering mobsters. In the real world, they point out, most people are relatively unconcerned and unaffected by mobster-on-mobster crime and violence, and the only time most civilians will encounter the mob (assuming they have no involvement in criminal activity) will be if they happen to wander into a coffee shop operated by unwelcoming Italian men that never seems to have any coffee in it.
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* TotallyNotACriminalFront: Discussed in ''Film/TheBoondockSaints 2'' episode, when they mock the fan hysteria and love that the Saints get for murdering mobsters. In the real world, they point out, most people are relatively unconcerned and unaffected by mobster-on-mobster crime and violence, and the only time most civilians will encounter the mob (assuming they have no involvement in criminal activity) will be if they happen to wander into a coffee shop operated by unwelcoming Italian men that never seems to have any coffee in it.
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: Starting in 2018, the podcast renames itself ''We Love Movies'' for each month of December and reviews classic good movies like ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay'', ''Film/Batman1989'', ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/BackToTheFuture''.
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: Starting in 2018, the podcast renames itself ''We Love Movies'' for each month of December and reviews classic good movies like ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay'', ''Film/Batman1989'', ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/BackToTheFuture''.''Film/BackToTheFuture1''.
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: To celebrate eight years of the podcast, the December 2018 line-up across their various shows was a "Bizarro Month" where, instead of the usual GuiltyPleasures, "So Bad It's Good" garbage and outright unwatchable disasters that their episodes usually focus on, the show celebrated movies and shows which were not only the hosts' personal favourites but which were also widely recognised to be classics (the main show, for example, focussed on ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay'', ''Film/Batman1989'', ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/BackToTheFuture''). To reflect this, the podcast was temporarily rebranded as "We Love Movies".
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: To celebrate eight years of Starting in 2018, the podcast, the podcast renames itself ''We Love Movies'' for each month of December 2018 line-up across their various shows was a "Bizarro Month" where, instead of the usual GuiltyPleasures, "So Bad It's Good" garbage and outright unwatchable disasters that their episodes usually focus on, the show celebrated reviews classic good movies and shows which were not only the hosts' personal favourites but which were also widely recognised to be classics (the main show, for example, focussed on like ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay'', ''Film/Batman1989'', ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/BackToTheFuture''). To reflect this, the podcast was temporarily rebranded as "We Love Movies".''Film/BackToTheFuture''.
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** The infamous "THEY'RE CALLED PARADEMONS!" letter taking them to task for their slating of ''Film/BatmanVsSupermanDawnOfJustice'' review snidely accuses them of knowing nothing about DC Comics, but as Steve -- who actually is a big fan of superhero comics -- points out, the letter-writer makes several elementary errors about DC Comics characters and storylines which clearly indicate that he doesn't know as much about said comics as he's making out.
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** The infamous "THEY'RE CALLED PARADEMONS!" letter taking them to task for their slating of ''Film/BatmanVsSupermanDawnOfJustice'' review snidely accuses them of knowing nothing about DC Comics, but as Steve -- who actually is a big fan of superhero comics -- points out, the letter-writer makes several elementary errors about DC Comics characters and storylines which that clearly indicate that he doesn't know as much about said the comics as he's making out.
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** In the Gleep Glossary for Greedo, after the latter's infamous end at the hands of Han Solo, Andrew jokes that the owner of the Mos Eisley cantina will grind him up and serve him as food. Eric then relates that said owner did take his corpse...to make ''high quality booze''. Andrew is utterly delighted.
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** In the Gleep Glossary for Greedo, after the latter's infamous end at the hands of Han Solo, Andrew jokes that the owner of the Mos Eisley cantina will grind him up and serve him as food. Eric then relates that said the owner did take his corpse...to make ''high quality booze''. Andrew is utterly delighted.
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** For Eric, he look like Shrek.
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** For Eric, he "he look like Shrek."
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** The podcast uses the same recording of their product endorsement for every episode. "Hey everybody! This episode is brought you by SQUARE Space! Now Square Space, everybody... uh... is- is-... a place you can go... to do it yourself!"
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** The For many years, the podcast uses used the same recording of their product endorsement for every episode. "Hey everybody! This episode is brought you by SQUARE Space! Now Square Space, everybody... uh... is- is-... a place you can go... to do it yourself!" yourself!"
* ParentsWalkInAtTheWorstTime: Frequently discussed. Any scene that is surprisingly sexual or strange compared to the rest of the movie is invariably when your dad walks into the room and asks, "''What'' are you ''watching?''"
* ParentsWalkInAtTheWorstTime: Frequently discussed. Any scene that is surprisingly sexual or strange compared to the rest of the movie is invariably when your dad walks into the room and asks, "''What'' are you ''watching?''"
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*** In a slight modification of this trope, Steve occasionally uses ''This Boy's Life'', referring to the 1993 coming-of-age drama film, as a verb referring to egregious physical child abuse, e.g. "He's This-Boy's-Lifin' him!"
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