ArMAYgeddon heats up this week with a look at  Dante's Peak from 1997. We cover a wide range of topics including science, Mount Aetna and stubborn old people. Are James Bond and Sarah Connor any match for molten lava? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Avengers, Thor and Kat's crush on Loki.

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There's a whole lotta shakin' going on this week with a look at 1974's Earthquake. Neither of us had seen it before, but we knew that we were in for a wild ride. The really don't make 'em like this anymore. We didn't watch any other movies this week, as our social lives have gotten in the way of our anti-social lives.

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ArMAYgeddon takes off this week and with a look at The Concorde... Airport '79 from, you guessed it, 1979. It features an all-star cast of C-listers and some wonky special effects. Does it soar at Mach 2 or crash like a lead balloon? We also talk about what elements make for a disaster movie and Scott gives a quick review of Play It Again, Sam.

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We get a head start on ArMAYgeddon this week with 1998's Hard Rain starring Christian Slater, Morgan Freeman and Betty White. Yup, like all good disaster movies, this one has a bonkers cast. We just got back from a week at Walt Disney World, so we go through our Top 10 Disney rides. You do not want to miss that! We also chat about We Bought a Zoo, New Year's Eve and that 80s classic Captain EO.

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This week, we decide to spent some quality time with the Lisbon sisters with a review of Sofia Coppola's 1999 debut The Virgin Suicides. We did not see eye to eye on this one so tune in to hear us trying to politely insult each other's intelligence. Truth be told, Kat likely won. We have not see any movies lately so we get down to some TV talk - covering Community, The Office and even Smash.

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This week we take to the streets of New Orleans with the 1950 film noir (?) thriller Panic In The Streets starring Richard Widmark and Jack Palance. After 62 years, does the movie smell as fresh as a stroll through the Garden District or like Bourbon Street at 6:00 AM? We also chat briefly about Scott's trip to The Final Four,  The Other Woman, The Thing From Another World and The Descendants, and consider doing a month of disaster movies.

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This week, we travel back to the 1980s to learn a very important lesson: racism is bad. 1988's Betrayed is a treasure trove of corn fields, cold beer and mom jeans. Is it worth tracking down or should it remain forgotten? Tune in to find out. We also chat about John Carter and Kill the Irishman.

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This week, we head down under and out west with Ned Kelly from 2003, starring the late Heath Ledger as the infamous outlaw. Is it a diamond in the rough or should it be left in the outback? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about The Help and The Italian Connection.

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Kat's choice this week is an old childhood favourite. High concept, socially minded, science fiction was all the rage in the 1970s, and Logan's Run played a large role in the trend. How does it hold up today? Tune in to find out. We explore the role that nostalgia plays in film appreciation. We also discuss techniques to defeat the evil robot known simply as Box.

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This week, we try to forget Chinatown, but it proves to be quite difficult. Sure, countless books. essays and articles have been written about this movie but you really want to hear us talk about it, right? We also do a quick debrief on the Oscars and chat about Moneyball and The African Queen.

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