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But I don't get a chance to talk about movies like this very much. You know, I'm trying to get out of

just seeing blockbusters all the time. And even if these movies don't do huge or do well, at least for our audience, it's something I want to talk

about if I see something that's interesting. And one of the most interesting movies that I've

seen as of late is the movie, the Banshees of, what now? What is it? Shearing.

It's Shearing. And Shearing.

Now, this is a period piece, period piece that takes place in Ireland.

It's a movie with Colin Farrell and Brennan Gleason.

And I just put the premise to you like this.

You've known a person for years.

They've been your best friend.

You've done things with them probably every day for years as a routine. Y'all ain't got drinks together. You hung out all the time. One day you go to hang out with your

friend, just like you do every day. You go to get them, you knock on the door, and they don't even

respond. They see you and they don't say anything. And then when you finally do get a chance to talk to them, they say, you know what?

You didn't do anything wrong.

I just don't like you anymore.

How much with that get to your head?

Well, that is exactly what they question here with the character of Colin Farrell, who is told by his best friend,

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