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We're talking football this week with Joe McDonnell, who previously appeared to talk about Batman Returns. This time Joe picked the 1996 football comedy Necessary Roughness. Listen as Joe and Rafe bond over their appreciation of Scott Bakula, rant about Rob Schneider, and Joe tries to get Rafe, who is notoriously not a "sports person," a little more into sports movies.

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Joe McDonnell is part of the Out of Boundz podcast.

Check out Rafe's recent appearances on other podcasts :

• Double Edged Double Bill #170: Lucy Is Our Cerebral Sci-Fi Deux Ex Machina

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This week's independent podcast promo is for The Content Clearinghouse.

We had another absentee week last week and Rafe is here to explain why the show may be a little irregular for August. Please stick around though, because we'll be back on a regular schedule as soon as we can be! Rafe also talks about his upcoming appearance on Double Edged Double Bill to discuss Cerebral Sci-Fi (out Tuesday) and give a brief, spoiler-free review of The Suicide Squad.

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• Double Edged Double Bill #133 - Wilderpeople and Deuces Are Coming of Age

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For a while, it seemed that Fox Searchlight could do no wrong, and The Way, Way Back is part of that winning streak. Guest Mike Burton joins the podcast to talk about this excellently assembled independent film with Rafe. They talk about their various experiences with summer vacations, the amazing use of the cast within the movie, and much, much more!

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Listen to more of Mike Burton on the Genuine Chit Chat podcast.

Check out Rafe's recent appearances on other podcasts :

• Double Edged Double Bill #133 - Wilderpeople and Deuces Are Coming of Age

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This week's independent podcast promo is for #PodRevDay.

We're back after an absentee week to talk about actors people have turned around on and have a brief rant about Disney's inconsistent approach to streaming their Fox library of films. We'll be back again on Thursday with a great movie discussion you won't want to miss!

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• Double Edged Double Bill #133 - Wilderpeople and Deuces Are Coming of Age

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Thomas Mariani returns to the podcast. Previously we've talked about Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story and The Muppets Take Manhattan. This time Rafe and Thomas talk about an underappreciated Martin Scorsese film, The King of Comedy, which was driven back into the spotlight a few years ago because of the film Joker. Just how much of an influence did Scorsese have on Todd Phillips's movie? Has Rafe come around on Robert De Niro yet? And how relevant is a satirical black comedy from the '80s today? We discuss all of this and more!

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Thomas Mariani is half of the Double Edged Double Bill podcast.

Check out Rafe's recent appearances on other podcasts :

• Double Edged Double Bill #133 - Wilderpeople and Deuces Are Coming of Age

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This week's independent podcast promo is for From the Shadows.

Last week's Friday inquiry got a lot of responses, so this week's Beyond the Screens is spent talking about the various "Kids on Bikes" movies that people love. Rafe is joined by a special guest to talk about those and announce one of the upcoming projects Rafe has been working on. We hope you'll be as excited about it as we are, and we'll see you on Thursday for our next regular movie discussion!

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• Double Edged Double Bill #133 - Wilderpeople and Deuces Are Coming of Age

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This week Rafe is joined by guest Valerie Moss to talk about a classic adventure movie from their childhoods, The Goonies. We talk about why this movie was so relatable to us as kids (and why kids today might not relate as much to it), the power of its ensemble cast, whether we'd want to see a sequel, the recent passing of Richard Donner, and why even the bad guys are an amazing part of The Goonies story.

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See all of Valerie Moss's projects at ValerieMoss.ca.

Check out Rafe's recent appearances on other podcasts :

• Double Edged Double Bill #133 - Wilderpeople and Deuces Are Coming of Age

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This week's independent podcast promo is for Fab Figmentals.

We missed a Beyond the Screens last week due to the Fourth of July, so we've got some catching up to do. We read responses to Friday Inquiries talking about what characters should appear in a Who Framed Roger Rabbit sequel and maybe the shape that sequel could take, and what movie characters we'd like to have as friends. Rafe also provides a brief, spoiler-free review of the latest entry into the MCU, Black Widow. We'll see you on Thursday for our next regular episode!

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• Double Edged Double Bill #133 - Wilderpeople and Deuces Are Coming of Age

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Alex Kunka returns to the show to talk about one of Rafe's favorite comedies, I Love You, Man. The two talk about the different perspectives they have on the movie, from Rafe having few friends to Alex's engagement and pending wedding. Along the way they talk about some of the questions the movie raises, like the similarities in romantic and platonic relationships, the problem with the stereotypical male image, and the lack of rules for making - and maintaining - friendships.

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Check out Rafe's recent appearances on other podcasts :

• Double Edged Double Bill #133 - Wilderpeople and Deuces Are Coming of Age

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This week's independent podcast promo is for Strangeful Things.

We have two members of The Lucky Die returning this week to talk about Disney's groundbreaking Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Hem Cleveland last appeared to discuss Disney's Beauty and the Beast and Eyþór was on earlier this year to talk about Stardust. This week Rafe and guests talk about mixing animation and live-action, the brilliant (and often overlooked) human performances in the movie, the novel the movie was based on, and how open people would be to the scrapped sequel plans for the film. Eyþór may go off on a tirade or two along the way.

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Hem Cleveland can be found on the Dark Dice podcast.

Eyþór and Hem can be found on The Lucky Die podcast.

Check out Rafe's recent appearances on other podcasts :

• Double Edged Double Bill #133 - Wilderpeople and Deuces Are Coming of Age

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This week's independent podcast promo is for Capes on the Couch.