Congo

Mostly Nitpicking

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.6 • 617 Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2024

⏱️ 171 minutes

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Summary

That's right. It's the book adaptation that everyone is talking about.

This week, Nando DJ and Diggins venture into the jungle to watch the movie that asks the question, how many lasers does it take to kill an ancient gorilla, Congo.

They nitpick the diamonds, the legends, and of course the accents.

Reccomendations

DJ - Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth (game)

Diggins - Never Post (podcast)

Nando - The Killer (movie), Past Lives (movie), Poor Things (movie), Halo (show)

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0:00.0	What's going on?
0:08.3	I am Nando.
0:09.6	And I'm DJ.
0:11.8	And me?
0:14.2	My name's diggits.
0:15.9	And this is mostly nitpicking a podcast where every week we pick a part of a piece of pop culture by looking exclusively at the details.
0:21.4	Woohoo!
0:22.1	Woohoo!
0:22.6	This week we're doing a movie that we've talked about a couple of times and it's
0:30.0	kind of related to not one but two movies coming out in the next couple of weeks,
0:34.3	which I thought was funny.
0:36.7	I can't remember, you know, it's not the most specific, but it gets more related to that
0:42.3	second one, the further you go to the point where I'm like, this is what they were doing,
0:47.4	right?
0:47.7	But anyway, we'll talk about it because we got the movie Congo from 1995.
0:53.3	Based on the hit Michael Crichton novel Congo.
0:57.2	That's right.
0:57.9	That's right based on that novel by the guy that made Jurassic Park.
1:01.8	Everyone's favorite.
1:03.3	Big hit.
1:04.1	And then also this came out right after that.
1:06.8	This was the kind of the, you know, next shot at one of those.
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