Ed Harris

It’s definitely underrated.

Rare footage of the first recorded old fart.

I honestly stopped with them around 2013 or so. Right about the time the Dinner for Fiends podcast got tiresome for me. Best of luck to them though.

Training for the running of the bulls in Pamplona is rough!

Fun show as always, looking forward to the future eps. I think a Harrison Ford 90s output miniseries might be interesting.

*Jane. Hell, the box art is neat.

Hollywood Boulevard and Jake and the Lost City.

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Almost too easy.

Only seen five of his movies but here we go.

1. Total Recall
2. Robocop
3. Basic Instinct
4. Starship Troopers
5. Hollow Man

I’ve always wondered: if he rolls over on his back by accident, does someone have to roll him back over? I only ask because based on the face, clearly one of his parents had improper relations with a turtle.

Love the deep cut episodes.

I just subscribed.

Agreed. It is a very fun movie.

I think if I saw this in college when it was in theaters, I'd probably like it more. As it stands, its fine though not my favorite in any regard.

The Burbs and Naked Gun. Easiest decision I could possibly make..

Return of the Jedi for me.

One of the good things about living in Southern California is that you never even hear the beginning of a sentence like this. It’s usually drowned out by the air conditioning being turned on.

Screenshot from the Zoom recording, everyone is having a great time!

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-Looks over scripts-

Well, three out of four ain’t bad. Good thing at this point it’s just a hobby for me..

I agree completely. I saw it twice in the theater and loved it. The opening sequence was just pure joy and the last act is really great. Easily my favorite of the prequels and my fourth favorite overall for the whole series.

I liked it but yeah, it’s my least favorite of the series. Still a good movie.

I’d jump and hope to hit a part of the shop on the way down.

I am of two minds about this on the one hand cool a movie that I like was released today on the other hand. I hate to think that Friday the 13th part five is a 40-year-old movie. It just seems wrong, much like the movie itself.

Ditto for me with Prince of Darkness and Phantasm II. God, KTLA used to me my favorite network on TV!

The first Bond film I ever saw, naturally I cut it a lot of slack for nostalgia reasons. Still think its a solid middle tier entry in the series and enjoy it, flaws and all.

Probably Wolverine just to see how long it would take for him to get tired of the whole thing and go feral.

Well, on the upside I know what one of the answers is for when I get home tonight. 😀👍

Part two is an underrated gem.

One man (Al Pacino) standing over a seated man (Keanu Reeves) from 1997’s THE DEVILS ADVOCATE

This Friday, it’s a fraught case filled with box perms, tenuous accents, and art orgies as we bring the case of Kill By Kill v. THE DEVIL’S ADVOCATE to your ears!!

Love this one. Maybe my favorite Pacino performance of the 90s. Been a fan of it since I saw it in college.