This is a headgun podcast.

If you watch it on mute, Spotlight is a movie that follows Batman, the Hulk, Regina

George, Roger Sterling, Ray Donovan, Caesar Flickerman, and Shrek.

As they go up against a corrupt pre-sweeny Todd, have removed his barbershop business

to Boston.

In truth though, if you turn the sound on, the movie is a sobering film based on true

events about small squad of investigative journalists at the Boston Globe, the Spotlight

team who uncovered systemic sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church in Boston in the

year 2002.

Spotlight is a slight detour for our show, where used to chatting about faith-based cinema

by Christian filmmakers often only made for the purposes of easy evangelism or acquired

preaching cash grab.

This is our comfort zone.

It's not silly drivel, espousing problematic nonsense.

Spotlight is measured, careful storytelling, probing humanity's complicity in our

undestruction.

And I know the last few intros have been a streak of very dumb songs, but there's some

things I just aren't fun.

So I guess I just have one question.

I'm sorry.

Do you like good movies?

Oscar-winning movies, based on real life movies?

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