The Little Mermaid - Supplement

While we try to cover as much as we can in our episodes, there's always more to see, hear, and read about a movie that can enhance your viewing experience. If you enjoyed our episode on The Little Mermaid, here's a few extra bits you might find interesting...

Wings - Supplement

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Episode 65: Wings

All set? OK! On this episode we take flight with the first film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture, William Wellman's aerial war epic Wings from 1927. We discuss the amazing stunt work and how the film set the template for decades of war movies. Meanwhile, Tim offends the Fatherland with his bad German accent and Corinne illustrates the importance of good coffee to the movie-watching experience. Warning: Contains explicit language, spoilers, and bubbles, bubbles everywhere!



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Do you think Gary Cooper was picking his nose in that scene? Have you ever eaten a cursed Hershey's bar? Trying to find the best source of bubbles? Leave a comment below and keep the conversation going.

Oscar Predictions 2018 - Supplement

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Episode 64: Oscar Predictions 2018

The 90th Academy Awards are upon us, so we take some time to predict the winners and reveal who we'd like to see take home the Oscar. Will Daniel Day-Lewis take home one last Oscar? Will Get Out be the first horror film to be chosen as Best Picture? Can Greta Gerwig win for her debut screenplay, Ladybird? Is this finally the year Chris Nolan is crowned Best Director? Listen to our prognosticating before the big night! Warning: Contains explicit language and multiple instances of griping about Boss Baby's nomination... Boss Baby? Really, Academy members? Is that the best you could do?



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Are our predictions on the mark or ridiculously off-target? Do you think you know who's going to win big on Oscar night? Was something snubbed that you felt deserve recognition? Leave a comment below and keep the conversation going.

It Happened One Night - Supplement

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Episode 63: It Happened One Night

Darn clever, these romantic comedies. We're bringing down the walls of Jericho as we watch Frank Capra's multiple Oscar-winning hit It Happened One Night from 1934. Listen in as we discuss the amazing chemistry of stars Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable, examine whether the film's problematic views on gender affect its reputation as a classic, and explore the film's influence on countless movies that followed it. Warning: Contains explicit language and spoilers but no kissing.



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Do you have a preferred method of hitchhiking? Any colorful bus adventures you'd like regale us with? Did Clark Gable actually leave that guy dead by the side of the road? Leave a comment below and keep the conversation going.

The Fly (1986) - Supplement

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Episode 34: The Fly (1986)

Corinne, Rosie, and Tim conduct a highly unscientific experiment by discussing David Cronenberg's gooey remake of The Fly from 1986. When not averting our eyes from the film's grotesque visuals, we discuss Jeff Goldblum's quirky and awkward performance as Seth Brundle, the disturbingly visceral make-up effects, and the film's surprisingly nonjudgmental stance on reproductive rights. Warning: Contains explicit language, spoilers, and acidic regurgitation.



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Care to rhapsodize about the poetry of the steak? Think the current election needs an insect candidate? Do you feel that's way too much sugar for one cup of coffee? Leave a comment and keep the discussion going.

Episode 33: Batman

Bob, Corinne, and Tim prowl the dark alleys of Gotham to take on the cultural phenomenon that was Tim Burton's Batman from 1989. We discuss the controversial casting of Michael Keaton as the Caped Crusader, compare the movie's depiction of the Dark Knight to his other TV and film appearances, and ponder the Batmobile-sized plot holes in its screenplay. Warning: Contains explicit language, spoilers, and speculation on the potential crime-fighting career of the Mooseman!



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You ever tango with Satan bathed in lunar illumination? Do you think the Keaton Batcave is the lesser for lacking a giant penny? Want to speculate on what Alexander Knox's legal fees for the inevitable sexual harassment litigation would amount to? Leave a comment and keep the discussion going.

Episode 26: Rocky

Want us to fight the fight? Bob "Moviebob" Chipman and Tim will fight the big fight and step into the ring with the original Rocky from 1976. We'll discuss the relationship of Sylvester Stallone to his most famous role, explore how the film conforms to and deviates from social conventions regarding sports movies, and comment on the movie's representation of the American Dream. Warning: Contains spoilers, explicit language, and discussion of Lt. Worf's televised dishonor.



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Want to brag about how many egg yolks you can down in a single gulp? Feel like you could eat lightning and crap thunder? Have any thoughts on Creed, the latest entry into the Rocky franchise? Leave a comment and keep the discussion going.