Forgetting Sarah Marshall (w/ Renée)

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02/03/23 • 71 min

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It's that time of year again. Every February, couples unite in celebrating their love and single lonesome souls lament or celebrate their single-dom. Some call it Valentine's. Other's call it Galantine's. Since Ryan isn't a woman, he's stepping out on this one and taking a break from editing and telling jokes to spend some time on an island and Laura has invited her best friend Renée to fill in to talk about the top shelf romantic comedy: FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL.

This one broke some boundaries back in 2008 and persists as a wonderful romantic comedy, mixed in with some real raw emotion, and of course, full-frontal male nudity.

Sit back and enjoy a change of pace and far less cynicism in this special all-ladies edition of On The Bitte.

This one broke some boundaries back in 2008 and persists as a wonderful romantic comedy, mixed in with some real raw emotion, and of course, full-frontal male nudity.

Sit back and enjoy a change of pace and far less cynicism in this special all-ladies edition of On The Bitte.

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The Oscars are upon us once again! Oh joy! And with it comes the celebration of our favourite films of the past year! Be it a film about an everything bagel, the return of a disgraced fighter pilot or the brutalization of a donkey for a vapid attempt of portraying a deep message as justification, it falls into our immediate interests that our personal favourite is Martin McDonagh's THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN.

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Martin McDonagh is becoming a new favorite, and cementing his place in our hearts with 2022's The Banshees of Inisherin.