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Hey guys, thank you for listening to today's episode of The Watch and it was a really,

really fun show today.

I was joined by Sean Fennesy, my buddy over here at The Ringer, and we were joined by one

of our buddies, Brian Raftry, who has a new book in stores called Best Movie Year Ever,

how 1999 blew up the big screen.

It's an account of some of your favorite movies from that year, and also an account of how

movies were made back then, and the way they reflected the world, the Y2K, Mania, the Clinton

administration, just the everything that was sort of going on and how it was reflected

on the big screen.

And it also talks about a bygone era, but also has plenty of people who are still incredibly

relevant today from David Fincher, Stephen Soderberg, Wes Anderson, Spike Jones,

tons of people.

Brian did an incredible job on this book.

It has the readability of a great magazine feature, but it has the depth of research and

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