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Double Rewind Podcast Episode 5 – He’s Just Not That Into You (2009)

On the fifth episode of Double Rewind, Jillian had Stephanie watch the 2009 romantic comedy He’s Just Not That Into You. The film follows a set of couples as they navigate love, marriage, relationships, and tell tale signs that a guy may just not be into you. The two discuss their top 3 romantic comedies of all time and they Stephanie gives her initial reactions to the film.

Jillian and Stephanie discuss their differentiating opinions on the problems and/or strong points of the script relating to love and relationships. The two continue with their trivia and goods segment and discuss the pros and cons of having an “all star cast” in a film. Next week on Double Rewind, Jillian and Stephanie will both watch Steven Spielberg’s classic film Jurassic Park for the first time.

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Related: Double Rewind Podcast Episode 3 – The Princess Bride

Stephanie Young

Stephanie is a huge film fanatic, a librarian, and a baker! And when she isn't busy doing these activities, she is running around with her Australian Cattle Dog!

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