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Sep 23 My Old Ass review

Bad boating, charming Chad, baby Maisy, Furtado feels and queen Aubrey Plaza – laugh and cry along with Leigh and Tim as they discuss Megan Park's sophomore feature film My Old Ass (or is it arse?) in an all-new Popcorn Podcast.

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The Alto Knights review

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We're seeing double as we review Robert De Niro's new gangster flick, The Alto Knights. From legendary director Barry Levinson, De Niro plays two of New York’s most notorious organised crime bosses, Frank Costello and Vito Genovese in a dual role. Tensions are high in the Mafia world and on Popcorn Podcast as Leigh and Tim navigate the complex moral codes, thick accents and narrative choices of the film. Is it another classic from Levinson and De Niro? Listen to find out.

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