Hey, I'm Paul.

And I'm Marica.

And we host That Aged Well. We discuss movies and TV, mostly from the 80s and 90s and wonder, huh. Was this always so weirdly sexist? Was this always super racist? Is my childhood garbage now? The answer is no, your childhood is not garbage, but some of the stuff we watched definitely is. And we don't want you to not like these things anymore. We still like a lot of these things.

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So listen to that aged well to find out if the stuff you loved as a kid loved you back. I hate it.

But I hate it! But I love it.

I hi-bye, everybody. I hi-Byla, one and all. Welcome to I hate it, but I love it. I'm Jocelyn Getty. I'm Kat Agus, and this is the podcast about all the pop culture you love and hate simultaneously. This week we were talking about 2005 Sin City. That's right. You know what was so much fun for me, Kat, was looking back through old reviews of this movie,

and every one of them to a one were like, visually, this film is a masterpiece.

Nothing has ever looked this good before, and nothing will ever look this good again.

And it's, you know, it's the classic thing of nothing gold can stay.

Things, of course, look better on the big screen than they do on the small screen and look better in, you know, 2005 than 20 years later.

But, L.O.L. to how stupid this movie was.

Yeah, I mean, this movie was like such a directorial risk of, whoa, yeah.

They made it look like it's in black and white.

Like, they made it look like the comic book.

Like they even, or like Robert Rodriguez even insisted that Frank Miller share director, like the director credit and resigned from the director's Guild of America to make that happen.

Yeah.

And just watching it going like, you're all right.

I will say there was, I can't remember what it was called.

It was like, I don't know, Captain Amazing in the World of Tomorrow or something that had like Gwyneth Paltrow and Jude Law that was like, that was like the first one that was like all filmed against green screens like everything being seen added and watching it going like this looks dull

as shit like this movie's boring and it doesn't look good and I think like this came out and then

possible I don't even I don't even know if it was before or after but like I don't know waking

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