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Far too little and far too late, Douglas and Jonathan (?) return from hibernation to actually, properly wrap up Season One of the TwoFiveOh.

The podcast's worst kept secret is finally revealed! The (actual) final episode of season one and the self-indulgent conclusion to the IMDB top 250 is Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg's comedy masterpiece!

Well, I guess that's all folks.

Thank you for tuning into the TwoFiveOh across this six-year journey. We're not fully done yet, we've got some more things in store as New Year's treats but from all of us here at TwoFiveOh LLC, we hope you enjoy Douglas and Jonathan's final episode of Season 1, the number 1 film as rated by IMDB's Top 250 Films of All Time list, The Shawshank Redemption.

Douglas made fun of my episode descriptions in this one. Fuck you douglas!

A tale as old as time - is the sequel better than the original? Douglas and Jonathan finally get to tackling the Godfather series to see whether IMDB's Top 250 Films of All Time list is indeed correct in ranking the sequel below the original on this week's episode of, The Godfather Part II.

Jonathan's audio settings were fucked for the start of this episode. Oops! They get fixed a couple minutes in.

Jonathan gets the last laugh. They always do. With the final bonus episode of the TwoFiveOh, they bring Tampopo, a personal favourite and an absolute delight of food , romance and absurdity. Will it break through Douglas's icy shell?

We finally ticked off all World War II/Holocaust films for the IMDB's Top 250 Films of All Time List! The real question remains, do Douglas and Jonathan find Spielberg's black-and-white tale to be as effective as those that have come before it? Find out on this week's episode of, Schindler's List.

A very on time and perfectly slotted in episode of the TwoFiveOh, Douglas and Jonathan take a look at the final Quentin Tarantino film in the list, Pulp Fiction.

Considered one of David Lynch's all time classics and gained a cult following since its 1999 release, Douglas and Jonathan spend a miraculous amount of time talking about the thing they were specifically told not to talk about on this week's episode of, Fight Club.

We almost forgot this one! Rounding out our beloved before trilogy is its (slightly) lower rated third entry. Will it be good enough for Jonathan and Douglas?

Where it all began with humble beginnings. Douglas and Jonathan motion their way into the top ten films of all time, as dictated by IMBD's Top 250 Films of All Time list, and see whether Tolkien and Peter Jackson's fantasy classic still stands the test of time on this week's episode of, Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.

Holy shit this one is late! You guys have no idea!

Considered by many to be one of Nolan's finest behind a certain caped crusader, Douglas and Jonathan see whether this mind-bending thriller still packs a train-sized punch on this week's episode of, Inception.

The last Star Wars film in the list! And the intro of that little green dude. Do we have any meaningful opinions on him? I suppose you'll have to find out!

The second instalment of the Lord of the Rings trilogy landing in as the 'worst' movie in IMDB's Top 250 Films of All Time list? Find out whether Douglas and Jonathan concur with this ranking on this week's episode of, The Two Towers.

Considered to be one of the most entertaining (and perhaps influential) action blockbusters of all time, Douglas and Jonathan take a look back at the green-filled world the Wachowski's created on this week's episode of, The Matrix.

The monster is defeated!!! Goodbye Martin Scorsese!!!!!

A classic for those of us who studied English at school, Douglas and Jonathan take a look at a timeless piece of adaptation cinema in this week's episode of, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

Akira Kurosawa immediately loses all of his good will by jumping us with a 3.5 hour epic, and after such a good run and everything!

Considered a classic amidst the crime procedural genre, Douglas and Jonathan take a look at one of the films that put Brad Pitt on the map as a star, as well as a David Fincher classic on this week's episode of, Se7en.

Okay I know bonus episodes are meant to be self-indulgent but this is taking the piss.

A Brazillian-Portuguese classic set within Rio de Janiero, Douglas and Jonathan see whether this early 00's classic isn't just all style and no substance on this week's episode of, City of God.

And with this, another World War 2 film is done, never to be thought about again. Douglas and Jonathan see if there's anything interesting to Life is Beautiful or if it's just more holocaust doomer garbage.

Considered a classic by many for Anthony Hopkins' Academy Award winning performance, Douglas and Jonathan see whether this fictional cannibal serial killer's bite is as much as his bark on this week's episode of, The Silence of the Lambs.

A little unexpected Christmas in June treat, Douglas and Jonathan check back in with James Stewart and Frank Capra for a yuletide classic!

The film that started it all! Douglas and Jonathan enter the top 25 films of all time and see whether George Lucas really did have it made on the first instalment on this week's episode of, Star Wars.

One of the most divisive films on IMDB's Top 250 Films of All Time list, Douglas and Jonathan see whether this Joaquin Phoenix led work still holds up now that all of the heat has cooled off on this week's episode of, Joker.

We've been seeing a suspicious amount of this Tom Hanks guy recently... listen to Douglas and Jonathan dive deep on this particular mystery and also continue to describe their larger feelings on war films this week as we check out Saving Private Ryan!

Our final animated and Studio Ghibli film for IMDB'S Top 250 Films of All Time list, Douglas and Jonathan see whether this academy-award winning classic really does stand tall above the rest of Ghibli's works on this week's episode of, Spirited Away.

The last Bong Joon Ho film in the list, and one of the catalysts for the podcast existing in the first place, Jonathan and Douglas check out 2019's Parasite!

The follow-up film to Frank Darabont's number #1 film on IMDB's Top 250 Films of All Time list, Douglas and Jonathan see whether Darabont can make lightning strike twice with a Stephen King novel adaptation on this week's episode of, The Green Mile.

Douglas puts his reputation on the line with a personal top 4 film; will Jonathan rip it apart like they did with Inside Llewyn Davis?

One of many of Christopher Nolan's entries into the IMDB Top 250 Films of All Time list, Douglas and Jonathan see whether the film still holds up over a decade later on this week's episode of, Interstellar.

Wasn't this movie kind of weird and icky? Why would it be so high up the list? Douglas and Jonathan try to get their heads around this mystery in this weeks episode, Léon: The Professional.

Considered to be one of the greatest anti-Samurai films of all time, Douglas and Jonathan tick off another one of the 'greats' of film history on this week's episode of, Harakiri

It sure is hard to watch a Kevin Spacey-led film in 2025, but will the rest of The Usual Suspects make up for it?

One of Disney's (as well as cinema's) highest-selling animated films of all time, Douglas and Jonathan see whether this 90's classic can stand the test of time or whether we can't hakuna matata it away on this week's episode of, The Lion King.

Running just late of the Oscars, Douglas and Jonathan dig their pious teeth into a little gem of catholic drama!

A piece of late 90's cinema where many people believe Edward Norton gave one of his best performance's as a reformed neo-nazi, Douglas and Jonathan see just how good the overall package is on this week's episode of, American History X.

In what is perhaps the longest sequel gap of the podcast, Douglas and Jonathan finally get around to checking out Terminator 2 and see whether it stands up to hype!

Considered one of Adrien Brody's finest performances with a screenplay based on true events, Douglas and Jonathan see whether they can handle yet another World War 2 drama film on this week's episode of, The Pianist.

At time of recording, sneaking its way into the back end of IMDB's Top 250 Films of All Time list, Douglas and Jonathan take a look at the early 00's action adventure pirate classic that went onto become the 10th highest grossing franchise of all time on this week's episode of, Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl.

Oh my god, it's that time of year already! Douglas and Jonathan look back over the penultimate 365 day slice of the TwoFiveOh, both reminiscing and looking to the future! Which movie did they hate the most? Which movies did Jonathan forget existed? Will the cool generic Christmas jazz we play underneath the entire episode get us a copyright strike?