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"Little Nicky" was released in November of the year 2000. I was 10 years old. Next year, the world changed forever especially in filmmaking. When watching this film, you see nostalgia of course but most importantly you see culture packed into 90 minutes. PG-13 then is different to PG-13 today. Me and my guest E-Zone (We Don't Smoke the Same Podcast/High & Hungry/Dr. Greenthumb Podcast) dissect "Little Nicky" of the raunchiness of comedy back in the new millenium, how Happy Madison were able to mix genres & character identity with brand on top of brands. The film is much more to how it was written since we still talk about it until this day. "Little Nicky" is definitely the punk rock of Happy Madison. FOLLOW E-ZONE:
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