Hello everyone and welcome to the Slash Filmcast, the official podcast of Slash Film.com.

I'm David Chen and with me are Dabindra Hardware and Jeff Kanada.

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Usually we talk about some what we've been watching and get on into an in depth review.

This week we're just going to be doing an in depth review of John Wick chapter three.

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I do want to read some emails before we get into our review of John Wick chapter three.

And these emails in particular are in response to our review last week in episode 517

of Detective Pikachu.

Now we will not be spoiling Detective Pikachu in these emails.

But these emails will contain references to the premise of Detective Pikachu.

And in last week's episode we talked about Detective Pikachu and Jeff Kanada you and I

particularly amused about what is going on with these Pokemon.

Specifically are they like slaves to the humans and if so is fighting them with each other,

like letting them fight against each other, it can to like dog fighting in which case

everyone in the Pokemon universe is like monsters.

They're just like terrible people, right?

Yeah, the premise of the movie is that there's a place where they that doesn't happen.

But the implication is that everywhere else that's what's happening.

So if there's a place where that doesn't happen where they're treated as equals,

shouldn't that be a red flag for everybody else?

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