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SamePageCast | Making Each Other Watch Things: Some Like It Hot

2016-01-28

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In the first installment of Making Each Other Watch Things, Megan brings a movie for Craig which already has one big strike against it: being filmed in black and white. Will Craig be able to still be dazzled by a film with a restricted color palette? Your SamePageCast friends will discuss the movie a bit before watching it, and then again after. Some spoilers included, but the movie is almost sixty years old.

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