Hey listeners, it's David Chen. What you're about to hear is an excerpt from the film

cast After Dark. In particular, it's the portion of this week's After Dark episode where

we discuss the Doug Limon 1999 film Go. We're discussing Go because last year after winning

the Summer Movie Wager, which by the way is coming up pretty soon, Peter Sretta identified Go

as the movie that he wanted us all to watch as his reward. So here we are discussing the film,

and whether or not we liked it, I think it's a really fun conversation. Of course, if you want

to hear the entire conversation where we discuss other non-Go related topics and access over

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to all of our patrons for making this show possible. Anyway, here's our conversation about Go. Enjoy.

Does the British guy still work here? He went to Vegas for the weekend. British guy usually hooks us up.

Let me see what I can do to give him a number. I can't believe you're selling allergy medicine.

Oh, we're out of that. We're down to two glass from. I think I feel something. It's really smooth, isn't it?

Peter Sretta, you chose this movie for us to discuss, and I am so incredibly curious why that

is the case. So do you want to make the case for why you wanted us all to watch and discuss Go today?

I mean, it's a film that I love that I feel like a lot of people have never seen. So I thought if

we had this platform more so than discussing it with you guys. I mean, that's just a bonus,

but I thought maybe that this would put the movie in the radar of many people who may have,

I mean, it's also a movie that came out in 1999, which is a movie, you know, the year of all

movie years. 1999 is widely regarded as one of the greatest years for movies ever, right? Like,

some of the greatest movies of all time, many of the greatest movies of all time came out in 1999.

I'm thinking of movies like The Matrix and Being John Malcovich and Fight Club, you know,

so no, but what I'm saying is like, you know, it didn't have a chance in 1999.

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