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I hate it! but I love it.

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I'm Jocelyn Getty.

I'm Kat Angus, and this is the podcast about all the pop culture you love and hate simultaneously.

This week we are talking about the 1992 movie Sneakers.

Yes, and I'd love to quote the following letterbox review, back when hackers had to leave

the house to do digital espionage. So true. This is a bit of a deep cut. Tell me about why you

wanted to put this on the list. I mean, this is kind of, you know when we talked about how

Lois Lowes-Lowry's The Giver is kind of Baby's First Distopia? Oh. This feels a little bit like Baby's First Heist movie a little bit. For Cat? Not for, oh man, I was probably pretty young when I saw it. But like, it really feels sort of like a, like, we will gently expose you to the world where there are riddles you've got to

solve and like, oh, anagrams and, and just like things that, the most coincidental things of all

time and like some very contrived like moments of like you were caught because you said you were matched

with this guy on computer dating and a computer would never put them together like it's a little

silly but there are a lot of actors I enjoy in this and uh my favorite story about this movie

is that they had filmed it and edited it and submitted it to the MPA.

Is that what, yeah, for like a rating and they got a G rating because there was no swearing and there wasn't any violence.

And like there was nothing, there was nothing sexual.

And they had to do reshoots to have Sidney Poitiers swear so they could get a PG at the very least a PG rating.

That's so funny.

Just a bunch of upright, decent fellas.

Just breaking into places, but that's okay.

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