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The satire is scanner shot and the humor often force, but the anger feels authentic and personal.

The bubble, a new comedy from Judd Apatow. This is going to be Cody's wheelhouse. He likes

his comedies. A lot of big stars in this film. That movie is currently out on Netflix. That

is our feature review this week as well. I went and took the kids to see something. The

hedgehog 2. Perhaps Jim Carrey's final movie ever. For the old movies, a fish called

one. A lot of comedies this week. 1988 comedy, the rare comedy in which an actor won an

Oscar. Kevin Clime won Best Supporting Actor. Our wild card, great guest today, Keith

Phipps, Age of Cage. Four decades of Hollywood through one singular career. We're talking

with the great Nicholas Cage. Really good episode coming up today. Cody, you've done your homework.

I know next week we're going to talk about winning time, but I believe you watched the

bubble. I don't know if you had time to watch the bubble. I did watch the bubble. I did

not watch a fish called Wanda. I wanted to get to that. I didn't get to it. I did see

the bubble. Why did Jim Carrey do Sonic the Hedgehog? It's just a big paint. What's going

on there? I don't get that. Yeah, I think it's just a payday. I think it's just you

don't want a good hint in my movies lately. Like, we saw a touch of that. That's like, well,

you know, there should be a sequel. I'll knock that out. But now let's get into it. He said

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