Episode 23 Sleeper Cell Santa Flicks no.1 Catch Me if You Can!

It's that time of year.. You're sick of seeing people.. You never want to touch wrapping paper again..and it's too cold to escape outside... so what do you do? well, you probably end up watching a movie with the people in your life that can still tolerate you....
And listen.. normally that's not bad.. but some of you have class A psychopaths in your house... you know who I'm talking about.. The people that start watching Christmas movies the day after Halloween... Holy smokes.. what a nightmare.. so look.. if you're a victim of one of these domestic situations.. I'm offering you some relief.. you may have been able to pull off Die Hard once or twice... but they're onto that now... so you're in need of some fresh material.. you need more movies to watch during the Holiday season that you can sell as Christmas movies...you've gotta feed the beast, but also, maintain some sanity..
So, put some rum in that nog, get comfy, and brace yourself for 3 glorious episodes where I'm joined by Pessimist Prime and Uncle Megalon.. and we discuss our choices for Sleeper Cell Santa Flicks...
Our first Selection is.....
Catch Me If You Can!

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Leo showed me that he can act in "What's eating Gilbert Grape. Tom Hanks is just awesome. One of his best movies is "The Green Mile". Amy Adams is just beautiful, and I love her in "The Muppets". Chris Wakken, another awesome actor, my favorite movie of his is Joe Dirt. "Catch me if you can" is fun. Great hearing "Yous Guys".

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So, I kinda wish for these movies we had that Peter Griffin moment where he's just waiting for the characters to say the name of the movie. It would be so simple for this one. I feel like it could have been an easy Leo line to say, "You can try to catch me.....if you can." Ahhh, catharticism. I'm pretty sure this does happen in our other films though. I guess you'll have to wait and see. As always, if you're here and listening, you have done this level of madness to yourself.