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Fiction Fixation

TV & Film:Film Reviews

Mr. Darcy Is A Snack (Movie recap, Pride and Prejudice)

2021-11-24

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This episode we recap the 2005 movie adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Right off the bat, Rose coins a phrase that she is very proud of and also hopes her mom NEVER hears. Listen... Mr. Darcy is too much of a snack to keep our inappropriate humor at bay.

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Fiction fixation is a commentary podcast perfectly suited for lovers of fiction. It's meant to be light entertainment to anyone who has a love of romantic movies and novels (all sub-genres), improv comedy, reading books, binge watching movies, or just listening to two good friends banter and laugh. We aren't interested in reviewing books or rating movies, we just want to banter about the characters and the situations they find themselves in.