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On some of the best films to highlight the Winter Olympics. Knox and I camped out in the cold for the special three-part series featuring the movies, The Cutting Edge, Cool Runnings, and Miracle.

This collection is your four-year reminder that sports movies work best when the stakes feel national and personal growth is best achieved through yelling, montages, and proximity to ice.

In these deep dives, we answered questions like, who or what gets the gold, silver, and bronze from this movie, what is the effectiveness of the training montage, how much of this film was patriotic versus condescending towards foreign countries,

and does this movie believe in sports too much? We also played archetype bingo by trying to find

the washed up legend, the reluctant genius, the grudge match, the annoying significant other,

and how is this film secretly about masculinity? Here is a sample of those conversations. I always like to go to Letterbox to find us some one-star reviews. Two favorites came from Katie, who said, Dirty Dancing, if it was bad. And then my favorite was Swozy Curtis. Swozy Curtis came in and said, How could you make an ice skating movie this straight? They got that one guy who is, I'm not going to say he's my little MVP.

When my man said, I can't work with this, Jack, we got an icon here.

We love him.

The trip I don't like is friends to lovers.

Because friends to lovers almost always includes they're dating someone else.

And somehow, they're not cheating by making out. I don't think

that's a real thing and I don't think your real partner would allow that to happen ever that you

get to just go on a- Anyone serious is going to be like first question, what's the deal with her or him?

What's that about? Because that's got to stop. Everyone throws around the word iconic,

but there are certain iconic sports moments that

stay with you forever.

And Al Michaels, even I'm about to say this and I'm getting goosebumps right now.

That's how much of a sports weirdo I am.

When he says, do you believe in miracles?

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