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Married to Movies  

Married to Movies

Author: Desmond and Megan Reddick

Married to Movies is the he said / she said review show with a twist. Every episode, real life married couple Desmond and Megan alternate between a chick flick and a guy's film. Whether it's boobs and blood you love in your movies or tears and dance numbers, these two will give an honest evaluation of its merits. If they can keep from fighting with each other, that is.
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Language: en-us

Genres: TV & Film

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Married to Movies - Episode 40
Thursday, 2 June, 2011

Yippie-ki-yay, mother and father! It's the Married to Movies finale! Desmond and Megan take on Die Hard and Steel Magnolias, pretty much the definitive representatives of their prospective genres. "Pontificous" is not a word. Desmond is right and Megan and Canada's national broadcasting company are wrong. Wrong! A strange noise interrupts a review, but is it the wind... or something paranormal?! Or is it just a hamster? Megan has a really weird side note about Natalie Portman that has nothing to do with anything. Then she makes one good point. But never mind that nonsense. The two dig in to some lovely and heartfelt feedback, and thank all of their listeners for hanging out with them these past 40 episodes. And bickering. There's always bickering. So thank you. You complete us. And get in da choppa! - Desmond and Megan

 

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