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Second Chance Cinema

Second Chance Cinema

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Second Chance Cinema is a new podcast where instead of ”reviewing” movies, hosts MC and Spro hope to REVIVE the movies that don’t get enough love.Copyright 2018 . All rights reserved. Art
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  • Year 8: Unfinished Business
    Jan 20 2026

    Second Chance Cinema returns with MC and Spro digging into Unfinished Business (2015), the not-quite-forgotten Vince Vaughn comedy that somehow slipped between studio cracks and audience expectations. Was it really as bad as the critics said? 10 F***ing %?! Or was it a case of a film that was mismarketed, with more heart than anyone remembers?

    Join us as we revisit the business trip from hell and uncover the surprisingly thoughtful story buried under corporate jargon, European chaos, and Dave Franco being the, obviously, more likable Franco brother. This is the kind of movie Second Chance Cinema was made for: overlooked, misunderstood, and maybe… actually pretty good?

    #SecondChanceCinema #SCC #MCandSpro #UnfinishedBusiness #VinceVaughn #DaveFranco #TomWilkinson #KenScott #MoviePodcast #FilmDiscussion #ForgottenFilms #ComedyMovies #RewatchPodcast #CultClassics #FilmCommunity #MovieFans #PodbeanPodcasts #PodcastLife #FilmCriticism #GiveItASecondChance #HiddenGems #CinemaRevisited

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    1 hr and 16 mins
  • Green Street Hooligans
    Dec 9 2025

    In this episode of Second Chance Cinema, MC and Spro lace up their boots and step onto the pitch as they revisit Green Street Hooligans, the gritty 2005 cult favorite that introduced many Americans to the world of English football firms. From Elijah Wood’s unexpected turn as an ex-Harvard student to Charlie Hunnam’s unforgettable performance as Pete Dunham, the guys dig into why this film has endured, what it gets right about loyalty and violence, and how it became a late-night staple for a certain generation of movie fans.

    Along the way, Spro shares what little he knows about Premiere League football and their fans, MC talks about why this movie made his picks and still wows him today, and together they explore whether Hooligans deserves a second chance in today’s cinematic landscape.

    Grab a pint, mind the gap, and take your proper place in the Green Street Elite.

    #SecondChanceCinema #GreenStreetHooligans #ElijahWood #CharlieHunnam #CultClassic #FootballFirms #MoviePodcast #FilmDiscussion #RewatchPodcast #PodcastEpisode #CinemaClub #FilmCommunity #MoviesYouMissed #HiddenGems #MovieRewatch #PodcastingLife #FilmFans #FilmAnalysis #IndieFilm #2000sMovies

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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • Suicide Kings
    Nov 18 2025

    In this episode of Second Chance Cinema, MC and Spro dig into Suicide Kings — the 1997 crime thriller that blends dark comedy, kidnapping chaos, Christopher Walken coolness, and more plot twists than any film about rich-kid amateurs should legally be allowed to contain. Once dismissed as a Tarantino-wannabe and overshadowed by the decade’s heavier hitters, Suicide Kings has since developed a loyal cult following thanks to its razor-sharp dialogue, brisk pacing, and Walken’s magnetic, deadpan menace.

    MC and Spro revisit the film with fresh eyes to ask the big question: Did we judge this movie too harshly the first time around? From its clever structure to its surprisingly emotional center, the guys explore why Suicide Kings may deserve a seat back at the table — or at least a cleaner chair than the one Walken gets taped to.

    Featuring signature SCC banter, behind-the-scenes nuggets, and the usual dose of nostalgia, this episode is everything you need to reevaluate one of the ‘90s most underrated crime thrillers.

    #SecondChanceCinema #SCCPodcast #MoviePodcast #SuicideKings #ChristopherWalken #90sMovies #CultClassics #UnderratedMovies #FilmDiscussion #FilmNerd #MovieRewatch #CinemaClub #CrimeThriller #IndieFilm #RetroRewatch #PodcastEpisode #FilmCommunity #MovieBuffs #PodcastersOfInstagram #RewatchPodcast

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    1 hr and 15 mins
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