For the sequel to our last episode, which came after a lengthy hiatus, we bring you another episode, also after a lengthy hiatus! Nonetheless, the episode is here, Eddie King is here, and we're ready to break down the 2017 slow motion camera showcase, Arsenal!

We're back! After an extremely extended hiatus, we're bringing you the 1993 wannabe-surrealist crime drama (?) Deadfall! We started this project mid-pandemic, who would have guessed that real life would have caught up to us someday? But enough with real life! We're plunging headfirst back into the warm, pillowy embrace of Nic Cage's sizzling oeuvre! (and face!) [/off?]

It's time for the ole' Dutch Backflip, the ole' Doubletime Drumstick, the French Disco, the Spotted Kangaroo! It's time, for a grift! Boy Josh, you were right, these are fun to come up with. This episode, we watched the 2003 Ridley Scott black comedy-crime film, Matchstick Men! Join Us!

Episode 25, y'all, this podcast can finally rent a car! Hopefully the podcast doesn't drive that car into a garage. Also, we recorded this episode a month ago, I swear we didn't know the ocean would be on fire again when we released it. Truly, we all live in hell.

We're back in action, watching this movie that definitely isn't a fnaf rip off, thaaaat's for sure. yep yep yep. No stolen intellectual property to see here, move along now. So grab some snacks, grab a beverage, and grab a stack of clean tee shirts, and let's fill out our onboarding paperwork at Willy's Wonderland together!

This time on All the World's a Cage, we watched Army of One, which finds our hero portraying Gary Faulkner, a man who god told to kill Osama Bin Laden. It's a movie that Sean describes as "Worth an afternoon while you're doin other stuff". High Praise! Also, at the end of the episode, Jeff plugs an appearance on Straightening the Record, a music interview cast hosted by Forest Cochran, where they discuss needle drops in film. Check it out on spotify!

We have something to confess, dear listener. We... we love you. We're... IN love with you. And we made this episode to prove it to you. To win your hearts forever. Please, please just give us a chance. We believe in romance. We believe in love. This week, we watched Captain Corelli's Mandolin, a 2001 war romance film, and now we love you. A lot.

Come with us on a whirlwind tour of excitement and puzzles, because this week, we watched the 2007 action adventure movie National Treasure: Book of Secrets! The keyword to this playfair cipher is disappointment!

Do you feel it? The scent of gingerbread and peppermint, wafting through the air? Can you see the visions of sugarplums, and beautiful gifts, wrapped and placed under the holly jolly tree with the utmost care? No? You... you can't feel any of that stuff? Is it because we took a long break and missed Christmas by several weeks? Well, shit. This episode, we explore the Christmas crime 'comedy' Trapped In Paradise, a movie that was much, much shittier than I expected it to be. You win some you lose some!

We had a big time technical whoopsie daisy, and the audio from the last couple movies we recorded for (Raising Arizona and Jiu-Jitsu) was sadly not salvageable. SO - here is the next episode we recorded, after watching the 2018 post apocalyptic sci-fi thriller (or snoozer) The Humanity Bureau. As for our plan moving forward, it is this: We will be recording an episode for Trapped in Paradise that will be going up close to Christmas to serve as our holiday special. After that, there will probably be a week or two without episodes as we build up some recordings so we can get back into our regular editing schedule. These episodes will not feature Raising Arizona or Jiu-Jitsu sadly, we feel that the episodes will feel weird and forced if we try to re-make a bunch of jokes. We'll watch those movies again at some point in the future as we continue to worm our way through the labyrinth of Nic's filmography. If you have requests - we would love to hear them! Follow us on twitter and instagram at @atwacpodcast and let us know the movies you want us to watch! Thanks as always for listening gang!