Here's the thing, right? I know I'm alone in this, but I have moments where I'm sympathetic

to Rey. Right, when I was watching Banana Man, we're explaining that everyone just didn't

understand his stand-up routine and how great it was. My heart aches a little. For a full

grown man who had to make a movie about how he's not stupid, you're stupid, and then you

make something like this. And I'm like, oh, okay, fuck you. Fuck you forever. Yeah, exactly.

God awful movie.

Welcome back to The Gamcast. We're each week we sample another selection from Christian

cinema because I'm too ornery to make friends. I'm your host Noah Luzians. Heath won't

be joining us today. Nothing to do with the orneryness, just a coincidence, but sitting 900 miles

to my northeast is my bad friend Eli Bostic. Eli, how are you this fine afternoon, sir?

I'm fantastic Noah. I love everyone on this call very, very much. Everybody on this podcast

is near and dear to me. We shouldn't say anything. We're going to regret. Okay. So dear.

In case you need some context for that response, also joining us tonight back by popular

demand, yours not hers is musician and domesticist Anna Bosnick. Anna, welcome back.

Oh, thanks. No, I wish I could say it's good to be here. Yeah. Yeah. But we'd know you

were lying. It was, you know, it didn't go over well at the wedding. It was obvious you

were lying then. So no. All right. So tell us, Anna. What will we be breaking down today?

We watched seven reasons. It's the story of a group of college kids doing Lulu,

Lulu college kids. When a crazed Australian pops out of a bush and starts berating them for

wanting to get an education and not staying in the kitchen and having babies. Yep. Yep.

That's exactly this was bad for a Ray Berates college students movie. It sure was.

And we've seen a lot of us like I'm comparing that to the other 11 or so we've seen. Yeah.

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