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On this episode of the Pint & Click Podcast, Dave, Tony, Joel and Jami discuss the merits and drawbacks of MoviePass, a subscription service that allows moviegoers to pay a flat monthly rate for movie tickets. (Please note: This episode was recorded a few weeks ago, and some of the company's polices have changed in the interim. For the most up-to-date information, check the Moviepass Terms Of Service.) This leads into a broader conversation about the magic of the cinema, with each podcaster sharing plenty of engaging anecdotes about the many memorable experiences they've had in movie theaters. Have a listen below:

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I’m a quiet person.

I don’t mean quiet as in someone who stays to herself, which I do, but quiet as in even when I think I’m talking loud enough for someone to hear me, I still get the dreaded request of repeating myself.

So for me to participate in karaoke is kind of a big deal.   

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Children are like sponges. It is easy for them to learn a second language. But what about for an adult?

Growing up, I took fourteen years of French (this is not an exaggeration).

9 years in grade school and 4 years in high school.

As an adult I can understand the language, but unfortunately cannot speak it.

I thought, maybe foreign languages wasn’t my thing.

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2017 was an incredible year for memoirs narrated by their respective authors. They come in all shapes and sizes, from  David Sedaris’ funny and heartwarming Theft, to the thought provoking Hunger from Roxanne Gay, to the critically acclaimed Born a Crime from Trevor Noah, and the bestselling Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance.

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