We had both read the book recently, so Kat thought Never Let Me Go would be a good choice for this week. The book was well loved, but the film certainly underperformed at the box office. Do some stories simply not translate well to the big screen? Tune in to find out. We also cover recent watches including The Narrow Margin, The Big Year, French Immersion, Footloose (2011), The Racket and Monte Walsh.

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This week, we try our best to heap sufficient praise on 1966's The Battle of Algiers. It is an impressive cinematic achievement and if you haven't seen it, tune in to hear us tell you all about why you need to check it out. We also share our thoughts on Drive, The Phantom Menace in 3-D and the George Cukor classic Holiday.

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A lot of period piece gangster films were released between 1987 and 1993, and one of them was Miller's Crossing, the 3rd outing by the Brothers Coen. Was it one of the best? Quick answer: Yes. It did not make much of an impact at the time, but still packs a punch today. Tune in to find out why. We also chat briefly about Layer Cake, X-Men: First Class and why Moms should not let their 4-year old daughters watch Planet of the Apes. Tune in to hear Kat try to blame Scott, even though he was 4 miles away at the time.

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This week, we bring out the spirit fingers to discuss 2000's Bring It On. As far as guilty pleasures go, how does it measure up? We also take quick looks at the return of American Idol, Aguirre, the Wrath of God, Midnight in Paris and the 'you have to see it to believe it' early 80s Czech sci-fi/horror film Ferat Vampire. Yup, it's been that kind of week here at Casa Clickers.

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