Ep 295 - Spectre - John Matta

Comedy Film Nerds

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.5 • 887 Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2015

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

*FILMS DISCUSSED: SCOUTS GUIDE TO THE ZOMBIE APOCALPYSE, SPECTRE* Chris and Graham welcome first time guest and long time friend John Matta. Graham had fun watching Scouts Guide. All three enjoyed Spectre but felt like maybe 007 is done. John talks about his new book and working with Kurt Russell. Amy Schumer and Sherlock Holmes are on DVD which makes the slow weekend in theaters easier to take. This ep will make you want to clap at a trailer.

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0:00.0	I tried for the kitten hands across the land
0:07.0	waiting for the show with Chris and Graham.
0:10.0	Comedy Builder. Comedy Filmers. Ners.
0:14.0	Comedy Film Ners.
0:16.0	And if it builds the popcorn flakes,
0:19.0	Even looking for the knowledge we've got your fix on the...
0:22.0	Comedy Filmers. We've got your fix on the comedy builders
0:26.0	comedy filters
0:27.5	pocket.
0:30.5	Hello everybody. Hello everybody.
0:35.0	welcome to comedy film nerds episode 295.
0:38.0	Very exciting episode. We got to see Specter this weekend.
0:42.0	We've got a first-time guest.
0:44.8	First time guest? Long-time friend.
0:47.4	No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, for over 25 years. Yeah, it's a long,
0:50.7	God-dam time. It is.
0:53.4	We need to announce this.
0:55.5	We are not going to Australia for the Star Wars spoiler.
0:58.7	We tried to make it work out.
1:00.2	We really did.
1:01.6	We tried a couple of very creative ways to do it we just we
1:04.0	couldn't manage the the cost we're trying to get some people that we're trying to
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