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Welcome back to PSI Hate this Movie, a podcast where we take a realistic look into the unrealistic

world of romantic comedies I'm your host, Sir Hunt. And my name is James Petrogallo. Thank you so

much for joining us. We tormented ourselves for you. So thank you. As we do every week,

if this is your first week joining us last week, we watched Burlesque, that wonderful

bear and Christina Aguilar, absolutely lost our mind. Eyes are bleeding still from just taking in

the spectacle of that movie. Spectacle is a great way to describe it. But this week we are doing

failure to launch. Makanahe, Sarah Jessica Parker. We haven't done a Makanahe movie in quite

some time. So I figured that we should give our boy a little resurgence. He needs some abuse.

We'll just say that. Especially for this movie. Everyone in this movie needs abuse. Everyone,

it's the most grating performance. We'll talk about it, but the performances are the most

grating all around. The story is horrible. It's good. It's just terrible. Everything does.

Absolutely terrible. But they were somewhat merciful on us. Like I said, this week is failure to

launch the 2006 movie one hour and 36 minutes. And you feel every second of those 96 minutes.

Sometimes it feels like it's from 1999. Sometimes it feels like it's from 2008. It's so weird.

Well, this was also in that weird stage where they were acting like we don't have cell phones.

In 2006, I'm sorry, we definitely had cell phones. But sometimes they act like we don't have them.

Well, because that's the worst thing for writing something. Cell phones always a block.

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