E23E - Sundance 2010 Day Five: The Killer Inside Me, The Extra Man, My Perestroika, The Temptation of St. Tony, Hesher, Holy Rollers, The Imperialists

Recorded 01/25/10, our Sundance Day Five special daily edition of The Same Dame Podcast features reviews of Michael Winterbottom's "The Killer Inside Me," the surreal "The Temptation of St. Tony," Pulcini and Berman's "The Extra Man," "My Perestroika," "Hesher," "Holy Rollers" and more. And Chris works on his wrist exercises.

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E23D - Sundance 2010 Day Four: Lourdes, Jack Goes Boating, 8: The Mormon Proposition, The Runaways

Recorded 01/24/10, our Sundance Day Four special daily edition of The Same Dame Podcast features reviews of Philip Seymour Hoffman's directorial debut, "Jack Goes Boating," Jessica Hausner's "Lourdes," "8: The Mormon Proposition" and "The Runaways," starring Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning as Joan Jett and Cherie Currie in the story of the all-girl rock band.

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E23C - Sundance 2010 Day Three: Meet the Rileys, Night Catches Us, Waiting for Superman, Last Train Home, Please Give, Splice, Family Affair, Armless

Recorded 01/23/10, our Sundance Day Three special daily edition of The Same Dame Podcast features discussions of Nicole Holofcener's "Please Give," Davis Guggenheim's "Waiting for Superman," "Meet the Rileys" starring James Gandolfini, Kristen Stewart and Melissa Leo," "Family Affair," "Night Catches Us" and more.

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E23B - Sundance 2010: Day Two: Douchebag, A Prophet, Nowhere Boy, Restrepo and Enter the Void

Recorded 01/22/10, our Sundance Day Two special daily edition of The Same Dame Podcast features reviews of Gaspar Noé's "Enter the Void," Jacques Audiard's "A Prophet," last night's documentary premiere "Restrepo," US Dramatic Competition entry "Douchebag" and Sam Taylor-Wood's"Nowhere Boy," about John Lennon's adolescence. (John Lennon was in The Beatles!)

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E23A - Sundance 2010: Day One

Recorded 01/21/10, Our Sundance Day One special edition of The Same Dame Podcast looks at the changes at this year's festival, including the first-ever shorts program to play as part of opening night. Spike Jonze was there!

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E21 - Blue Italian Lieutenants Fly to London to Poke You in the Face

Recorded 01/15/10, episode 21 of The Same Dame Podcast is full of reviews. Six, in fact: "Avatar," "Sherlock Holmes," "Up in the Air," "The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans," "Nine" and "The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus." Plus the Conan-Leno free-for-all and the inexplicable Spidey reboot.

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E20 - Immortal, Lifeless Vampires, Fantastic Foxes, Quick Educations, Precious Preciouses and Dull Apocalypses

Recorded 11/29/09, episode 20 of The Same Dame Podcast sadly focuses too much on a film by the name of "New Moon." But don't fear! There are also reviews of "Fantastic Mr. Fox," "An Education," "Precious" and "2012." And in lieu of any news worth reporting, Jeremy and Chris tell increasingly offensive jokes sure to drive away the few listeners they have.

And if you're wondering why THIS one took so long, Jeremy's belief that he found a workaround to Soundtrack Pro's shittiness proved false.

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