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This week things get doggone wild with BEETHOVEN! Starring the late great Charles Grodin, Bonnie Hunt and a dog, this movie was a huge hit that spawned a litter of sequels (with quite a few runts). Also starring Stanley Tucci, Oliver Platt and David Duchovny, this movie slobbered its way into our hearts, but how does it hold up now?

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Silencio! This week we explore the world of dreams come true, I'm talking Hollywood and MULHOLLAND DR! Directed by David Lynch and starring Naomi Watts and Laura Harrings, it's the time-worn tale of an idealistic young actress who gets off the bus in L.A. to pursue her dreams, who meets a mysterious woman with amnesia. Who is she? Why does she have a purse full of money? Why is Billy Ray Cyrus in this movie? Also starring Justin Theroux and Robert Forrester, this movie revealed horrors in our very souls. But how does it hold up now?

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It's Hallowe'en! And this year instead of candy, we're handing out vengeance with CARRIE! Adapted from the Stephen King novel and starring an Oscar-nominated Sissy Spacek, Carrie changed the face of horror by putting a lens on the most terrifying monsters of all; teenage girls! Also starring Piper Laurie and a young John Travolta, this movie made us very afraid of the people we were mean to in high school, but how does it hold up now?

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Throw up the horns, this week we get heavy with AIRHEADS! I'm talking Brendan Fraser on lead, Steve Buscemi humping the low-end and Adam "Enter Sandman" Sandler pounding the skins like a madman, this movie rocks more than any uncut gem! It's the story of three struggling rockers who will do anything to be heard, including holding an entire radio station hostage. Also starring Michael McKean, Joe Mantegna, Judd Nelson, Chris Farley and Ernie Hudson, this movie rocked us to our very cores when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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It's Halloween and to celebrate we summon the ghost with most BEETLEJUICE! Yes, the 1998 Tim Burton film starring Michael Keaton as the titular ghoul, as well as Gina Davis, Alec Baldwin, Winona Ryder and, yes, Robert Goulet. This movie blew our minds when we were kids, but how does it hold up today? Also is Beetlejuice the perfect allegory for Trump's America?

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With the holidays approaching, we learn a little bit about giving (back what you've stolen) with TRAPPED IN PARADISE! Starring Nicholas "All I Want for Christmas is a T-Rex skull" Cage, Jon Lovitz and Dana Carvey's impression of Mickey Rourke, it's a holiday caper about three brothers who successfully rob a bank but just can't seem to escape the charming town they've looted. Also featuring Madchen Amick and Richard Jenkins, this movie didn't exactly hold up our hearts, but how does it hold up now?

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Steal a dress and grab your copy of ABBA Gold, this week we're going down under for MURIEL'S WEDDING, the 1994 Australian comedy starring the wonderful Toni Collette, the amazing Rachel Griffiths and what else do you really need? This little-Aussie-movie-that-could, along with Strictly Ballroom and Priscilla Queen of the Dessert, helped put Australian cinema on the world map (though it should be held accountable for the crime of re-popularizing ABBA with the mushy masses). But how does it hold up today?

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Update your business cards, this week we get a little murder-y with AMERICAN PSYCHO! Directed by Mary Harron and starring Christian Bale, Reese Witherspoon, Jared Leto and Chloe Sevigny, it's the classic tale of somebody with too much money and power deciding they should kill people. Adapted from Bret Easton Ellis's controversial book, the movie American Psycho shocked and entertained us when it came out, but how does it hold up today?

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Call your rebellious best friend who you secretly have a crush on, this week we press play on NOT ANOTHER TEEN MOVIE! Starring Captain America himself, Chris Evans, as well as Chyler Leigh, Jaime Pressley and a whole bunch of other people, this movie takes on all the ridiculous tropes of 90s teen movies, by taking them way further. It made us laugh when we were younger, but how does it hold up today?

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Take up thine earpods, valiant knight, for today we quest for DRAGONHEART! Look upon our hero, Dennis Quaid, as he ventures to slay his vocal chords with a contrived growl! Hear the dulcet tones of Sean Connery cashing in! See David Thewlis summon all his powers yet stand impotent under an awful Prince Valiant haircut!

This movie soared into our human hearts, but how does it hold up today?

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Hear ye, hear ye! For the wholesome entertainment of the publick, the bards of Rewatchability revisit the tale of ROBIN HOOD: MEN IN TIGHTS, a parodie penned by the great poet Mel Brooks, and presented by his men including Cary Elwes, Dave Chapelle, Richard Lewis, Amy Yasbeck,Tracy Ullman and all thine favorite thespians of stages comedick and dramtick. Witness the savage mocking of Kevin Costner, the silliness of the travelling mole and the tightiness of the quite-tight tights.

But does this tale transport the joys of yesteryear to our aching ears? Is the poet's trade satire or silliness? Where can I get a chastity belt? All these queries and more will be unravelled!

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It's Hallowe'en, so we go *snap* *snap* with THE ADDAMS FAMILY! Featuring Raul Julia, Angelica Huston, Doc, and Hallowe'en hero Christina Ricci, this resurrection of the classic tv show did the mamushka straight into our hearts, but could it drive the dagger in? Mon amour, pourrissons dans la même tombe! Oui oui oui! But is it rewatchable? 

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Also, get your tickets for our special podcast / screening of "Shaun of the Dead" at the Hot Docs Podcast Festival! We'll be joined by Alexandra West of the Faculty of Horror to discuss Edgar Wright's zombie classic!

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Ensign! Chart a course for STAR TREK: FIRST CONTACT! In anticipation of PICARD, the new Star Trek series revisiting the Next Generation world, we slingshot around the sun to re-experience what some would say is the best TNG movie. Directed by frickin' Riker (Jonathan Frakes) and starring Patrick Stewart and the rest of the crew (except Wesley Crusher), our tricorders show readings of extreme action with peripheral awe and wonder. But has the time space continuum tarnished the hull of this mighty ship? 

Be sure to check out JM's PICARD-themed podcast EARL GRAY, HOT TAKE!

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Ring the bells, the holidays are here! And in the holiday spirit we present to you THE FAMILY MAN starring Nicholas Cage, Tea Leoni and Don Cheadle. It's the story of a rich, lonely, possibly psychotic man who gets a glimpse of what his life would have been like if he'd have a family. Sounds heartwarming right? Wrong. So wrong.

This movie made us promise ourselves to value family over money and material possessions, but how does it hold up now?

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To celebrate the release of John Wick 3: Parabellum, we revisit the original JOHN WICK! Starring Keanu Reeves as a deadly former hitman out to get revenge for the murder of his beloved puppy, this movie came out of nowhere to become one of the most beloved franchises of the decade! Also starring Willem Dafoe, Ian McShane, Michael Nyquist and Alfie Allen, this movie raised the bar for action movies in North America, but how does it hold up today?

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Hitch your one-horse open sleigh, we're going JINGLE ALL THE WAY! Schwarzenegger. Sinbad. Turbo-Man! It's that classic Christmas tale of a crummy dad waiting until the last minute to get the one thing you asked for for Christmas. Thanks Dad! But does this movie break its promise or come through just in time for Christmas?

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Don't turn on the lights, this week we dwell in the shadows with DARKMAN! Directed by Sam Raimi (Evil Dead) and starring Liam Neeson (Taken) and Frances McDormand (everything worth watching), this comic book-like movie combined elements of classic pulp heroes and Universal monsters to create a fresh character unlike any other; a hero without a face!

This movie made us turn on our nightlights when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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Oh my God! We are totally buggin' because this week we're talking about CLUELESS! Starring Alicia Silverstone, Brittany Murphy, Paul Rudd and, of course, Dan Hedaya, this movie changed the landscape of teenagedom in totally epic ways. Fashion, lingo, it's like Amy Heckerling possessed the brain of the modern teen (in 1995) and, like, you know, whatever. Also, like, this week Grace Smith is rollin' with the homies, which is totally Bogdanovic!

We were totally a snob and a half about this movie when it first came out, but how does it hold up today?

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Believe it or not, this week we're telling TRUE LIES! It's the 1994 action movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as a spy and Jamie Lee Curtis as his wife who doesn't realize he's a spy! Also Tom Arnold is there to remind you how mad you still are about the Roseanne reboot debacle. This movie combines two of Hollywood's favorite things; lying to a spouse and blowing up terrorists. We loved True Lies when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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Howdy pardners, this week we mosey along the dusty ol' trail with CITY SLICKERS, the 1991 comedy starring Billy Crystal, Daniel Stern and Bruno Kirby as three friends who decide to sublimate their mid-life crisis' through a good ol' cattle drive! Also starring Jack Palance in the role that gave him an Oscar, City Slickers has it all; life, friendship, death, superwoman, roping, li'l Jake Gyllenhall. But can it still find its smile?

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Hallelujah! On this blessed day we sit in communion with SISTER ACT! Starring Sister Mary Whoopi Goldberg as well as Sister Mary Kathy Najimi, not to forget Mother Sister Mary Dame Maggie Smith, this movie was a surprise hit for non-believers. Elevated by the uplifting musical performances (with sinfully delicious handclaps), this movie almost made us want to go to church. Almost. But how does it hold up today, in the year of our lord?

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Don your capes and polish your forks, this week we fight evil with the MYSTERY MEN, the 1999 send up of superhero movies starring Ben Stiller, William H. Macy, Hank Azaria and Janeane Garofalo as the most hopeless superhero team since, uh, Zack Snyder's Justice League. Released in the wake of the Batman & Robin, this movie bombed despite its star studded cast including Tom Waits, Oscar Winner Geoffrey Rush and Pee-Wee. We loved this movie when we weren't saturated with superheros and comic book adaptations, but how does it hold up today?

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New year same game. Prick your ears up at this morsel. BRICK. High school noir, ya dig? Rian Johnson's big debut and everyone was there for the ball. Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Emilie de Ravin. Lukas Haas. Names. Faces. Clues. You with me? Then let's dance. A lot of folks have it out for Johnson for mucking up their space stories. But word is his "Knives Out' is a sharp number. The question is, does "Brick" stack up as evidence of his filmmaking mastery? Or does it reveal him for nothing better than a genre-mashing hack?

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Prepare for the ultimate in pain and pleasure as this week we fiddle with the lament configuration to summon HELLRAISER! Written and directed by Clive Barker, Hellraiser introduced horror fans to new depths of terror with the demonic cenobites and their insatiable lust for torture! Starring Andrew Robinson, Ashley Laurence and Doug Bradley as the iconic "Pinhead", this movie scared the crap out of us when we were younger, but how does it hold up today?

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Slick yourself with Raid because this week we bug out over STARSHIP TROOPERS, the 1997 militaristic sci-fi movie directed by Paul Verhoeven and starring Casper Van Dine, Denise Richards and not-subtly-Nazi Neil Patrick Harris! Joining us is Jeremie Saunders and Taylor MacGillivray of the Sickboy Podcast. This movie has everything, bugs, co-ed showers, well, mostly those two things. But is it rewatchable? 

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We're back! After a lengthy pandemic-related hiatus we are re-emerging from our caves, sorta, and we're ready to get back to reality, as best we can!

Tune in to hear what we're talking about next week (if you can't guess from the picture above) and also to hear what we've been rewatching during lockdown!

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No time for lo mein, this week we're getting into BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA! Starring Kurt Russell, Dennis Dun and Kim Cattrall, Big Trouble in Little China is the tale of a brawny, loudmouth white dude who stumbles into the world of Chinese street gangs and ancient magic. A huge box office flop when it was released, John Carpenter's attempt at a martial arts film has since become a cult favorite.

We were terrified and confused about it when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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It's Christmas, know what I mean, and to get in the spirit we've got a extra special dose of the good stuff, the holly jolly, it's ERNEST SAVES CHRISTMAS, the 1988 holiday classic starring Jim Varney, Douglas Seale and Oliver Clarke. It's a genuine Christmas classic, Vern. 

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Finally, to all our listeners, have a happy and safe holiday and we look forward to rewatching more of your favorites in 2019!

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Preggo my eggo, this week we're checking our pee-sticks with JUNO, the 2007 comedy starring Ellen Page as a precocious teenager who gets unexpectedly pregnant! OMG? WTB? IWJSM! Written by Diablo Cody and directed by Jason Reitman, this movie taught us how babies are made, but how does it hold up now?

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Can I help you? This week we check out (on life) with CLERKS, the 1994 slacker comedy that launched Kevin Smith's foul mouthed career and introduced us to Jay & Silent Bob, cinema's most congenial small-time drug dealers. Starring Brian O'Halloran, Jeff Anderson, Marilyn Ghighliotti, Lisa Spoonhauer and Jason Mewes, this movie inspired a generation to make overly talky films about their crappy work places and dead end jobs, but how does it hold up now?

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Break out of your chrysalis and get in the hot tub, this week we combine our DNA with SPECIES! Starring way too many Oscar winning actors, and also Michael Madsen, Species combined the sci-fi horror of Alien with all the amped-up sexuality of a 90s erotic thriller. Might as well call it Sextraterrestrial, amiright? I'll see myself out.

This movie satisfied our sci-fi needs when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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Alright lads, gather round, deal for a squeal, LOCK STOCK AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS. It's a movie, innit? Guy Ritchie. Blokes. Jason Stathem. Vinnie Jones. That codger from The Police. We've got cards, we've got guns, we've got cockney rhyming slang. It was a fresh of breath air, with intricate plot mechanics and a guy beating another guy with a sex toy. My kinda film. We loved it when were munchkins, barely old enough to go bashin' skulls with our Pa, but how does it hold up now? 

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This week, chug some Maalox and get ready for THE BIG HIT, the 1998 action-comedy starring "Marky" Mark Wahlberg, Lou Diamond Phillips, Christina Applegate as well as Captain Sisko, Bokeem Woodbine and, in what must have been a dry year for him, Elliott Gould. It's a movie about a guy who kills people for a living, but can't even stand up to the video store clerk. We thought it was hilarious when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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Polish your dermal piercings, this week we suspend ourselves in THE CELL! Starring Jennifer (J.Lo) Lopez, and is there really anything else that you need to know? Actually, there is because this movie is nuts. Directed by Tarsem Singh and starring Vinces D'Onofrio and Vaughn, this movie is a visually resplendent thriller with a dark beating heart, soaring on the wings of a sparrow. Also featuring Dylan Baker and Dean Norris, who it wouldn't be a sci-fi thriller without, this fever dream of a film confused and astounded us when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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With the world gone crazy we escape into a good story with STRANGER THAN FICTION! Starring Will Ferrell as a man who becomes aware he is a character in someone else's novel, and Emma Thompson as the author who can't figure out how to kill Will Ferrell, Stranger Than Fiction is a quirky metafictional drama with chocolate rom-com chips.

Also starring Maggie Gyllenhall and Dustin Hoffman, this movie suffered under comparison to Charlie Kaufman's films, but how does it hold up under a fresh light?

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It's back to school, but I don't care about history, so we're plugging into the SCHOOL OF ROCK! Directed by Richard Linklater (Dazed & Confused, Boyhood) and starring Jack Black at his Jack Blackiest, it's the story of one man who dared to dream a dream of rock, and the children he thrust into greatness! Also starring Joan Cusack, Sarah Silverman and Mike White (who also wrote the screenplay), this movie rocked us harder than an Angus Young power chord, but how does it hold up in these totally un-rocking-times?

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*FLASH* This week we are not talking about MEN IN BLACK, the 1997 sci-fi action comedy starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. You will forget this movie was ever directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, that Linda Fiorentino and Vincent D'Onofrio appear in it. Also, Rip Torn, who you will forget we thought was dead. This was movie was never a favorite of ours because it never existed, but if it did exist and we did rewatch it, how would it hold up now?

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Grab that baseball glove because this week your prayers are answered by ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD! Starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Danny Glover, Christopher Lloyd, Tony Danza and really who else do you need? How 'bout McConaughey? Prayer answered! Adrian Brody? Prayer answered! Pigeon Lady from Home Alone 2: Lost in New York? Prayer answered! This movie taught us important lessons like how it's okay to cheat at sports using divine intervention, but how do we feel about it today?

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The best Christmases are the ones spent with family-- particularly somebody else's! This year we park our RV outside the Griswald's in NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION, starring Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo and Randy Quaid. It's a modern holiday classic about a jerk trying his darndest to make a nice Christmas for his family, including lil' Johnny Galecki and Juliette Lewis. 

Will Clark Griswald get his wish? Will Christmas be ruined by not being perfect, or by racism like in John Hughes original short story? 

This is a Holiday Classic, but how does it hold up today?

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In anticipation of the show's unlikely revival, we plop on the couch with ROSEANNE! This classic sitcom, starring comedian Roseanne Barr as the titular working mother of three and John Goodman as her husband Dan, painted a hilarious and often moving portrait of the working class American family fighting and arguing with each other. Just like real families! Also featuring Laurie Metcalf, Sara Gilbert and like four different girls playing Becky, this show was like a second family to us when we were younger, but how does it hold up through grown up eyes?

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Joining us this week is special guest Peter Knegt from CBC Arts!

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As 2017 winds down and we pray for 2018 not to be completely insane, we celebrate the coming of a New Year by revisiting WHEN HARRY MET SALLY, Rob Reiner's 1989 romantic comedy starring Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan as a guy and a girl trying to keep it in the friendzone. Also Princess Leia is in there.

Joining us is Simone Paget, love and sex columnist for The Toronto Sun and skinnydip.ca, who with her with expertise will help us answer the prime question of this film; can women and men can ever truly be friends? This movie has helped us through some tough, tender moments, but how does it hold up now?

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Grab your swim trunks, we're going for a dip with COCOON! Directed by Ron Howard and starring the young and vivacious Wilford Brimley, as well as Hume Cronyn, Don Ameche, Jessica Tandy, Gwen Verdon and, yes, Steve Guttenberg, Cocoon tells the story of a group senior citizens who discover a fountain of youth in the neighbor's pool. Did we mention there's aliens? It's not just old people doing aqua-fitness for two hours, though that is a large part of it. 

In our day, this movie was a bigger hit than Quaker Oatmeal, but how does it hold up to our aged eyes? 

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This week we wise up about Paul Thomas Anderson's MAGNOLIA! Starring an ensemble cast featuring Phillip Seymour Hoffman, William H. Macy, Phillip Baker Hall and some other people with three word names or a prominent initial. Coincidence? Oh also, Tom Cruise shows up I think. It's a long, sprawling movie about regret and forgiveness, but can we forgive a movie with a three hour running time?

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Fashion. Glamour. ZOOLANDER! We walk the catwalk with Ben Stiller's satire of the fashion world. Ooh la la. Give me more. Good. Directed by Ben Stiller, and starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson as well as Christine Taylor and Jerry Stiller and basically every other person Ben Stiller is related to or ever met, this movie made us believe there's more to life than being ridiculously beautiful, but how does it hold up today?

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Also, get tickets for our August 29th screening of Ben Stiller's THE CABLE GUY at The Royal in Toronto! 

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This week we've got the blues, specifically the MIAMI BLUES, starring Alec Baldwin, Fred Ward and Jennifer Jason Leigh! About a zany sociopath who robs criminals, Miami Blues is a '90s neo-noir that shows the "path not taken" in crime films after Tarantino came in and blew everything away. Norm Wilner, Now Magazine critic and host of Someone Else Movie joins us to champion this film from George Armitage, but what do we think of it?

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Shiver your timbers, this week we set sail with MUPPET TREASURE ISLAND! Starring Tim Curry, Billy Connolly, Jennifer Saunders and some Muppets, this adventure sees Kermit and the gang searching for buried pirate treasure. But will the young Jim Hawkins be seduced by a life of piracy? Will they find the booty before the dreaded Long John Silver? Do the Muppets find gold in this adaptation, or should they stick to having their own landlubbin' adventure?

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We're less than a month away from Christmas, so we're kicking off the holiday season with a sleeper hit, 1995's WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING. It's the romantic comedy starring Sandra Bullock as a woman who pretends to be Peter Gallagher's fiance while he's in a coma. Happens the best of us. Also Bill Pullman's in there, as well as Peter Boyle, Glynnis Johns and Jack Warden. This movie seemed charming when we were younger, but how does it hold up today?

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Strap a bag of someone else's pee onto your leg, this week we go into GATTACA, the 1997 Sci-Fi drama starring Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman and Jude Law. Set in a future where gene editing has become the norm, and those who were born "naturally" are marginalized, this is the story of one man trying to be more than his genes. This movie fascinated us with it's glimpse of the future, but how does it hold up today?

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This week we Meryl things up with Danita and Emily from the What About Meryl Podcast as we discuss ADAPTATION, the 2002 comedy starring Nicholas Cage as Charlie Kaufman, the guy who wrote the movie, and Meryl Streep as Susan Orlean, the woman who wrote the book the movie is based on. Also Chris Cooper plays the guy who Meryl Streep's character writes about. Also the cast of Being John Malkovich plays themselves. This movie blew our minds when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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It's the end of the school year and this week we're skipping class to stay home and rewatch FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF, the 1986 teen comedy directed by John Hughes and starring Matthew Broaderick as the titular Ferris Bueller as well as Alan Ruck and Mia Sara as two characters who aren't in the title, despite also taking the day off. We loved this movie when we were too young to have fully formed concepts of responsibility, but how does it hold up now?

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Also, don't forget about our screening of MY GIRL at the Royal Cinema in Toronto, July 4th, 2018. Get tickets here!

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With the live action remake currently in theaters, we rub the lamp and make a wish to discuss ALADDIN! Starring Robin Williams as the one and only Genie, this 1992 Disney animated feature was part of the "Disney renaissance", you remember, when Disney expended all their energy creating original masterpieces instead of releasing lukewarm remakes. This movie blew our minds with its thrilling animation and energetic songs, but how does it hold up today? 

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This week we go on a most excellent adventure with Bill & Ted in BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE! Starring Alex Winter as Bill S. Preston, with Keanu Reeves as Ted 'Theodore' Logan, it's a movie about two time-travelling dudes who will have a massive effect on history, despite almost flunking history. Also featuring the most righteous George Carlin as Rufus, as well as a bunch of historical dudes and babes who are also most excellent, this movie changed the course of history (for some of us), but how does it hold up in the most bogus present of 2018?

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Slather on that grease paint, this week we clown around with QUICK CHANGE! Directed by Bill Murray and Howard Franklin and starring Bill Murray, Geena Davis and Randy Quaid, this movie chronicles the hapless attempts of three bank robbers to evade the law and escape from New York (shoulda asked Kurt Russell). Also starring Jason Robards, Phil Hartman and Stanley Tucci, this movie taught us that robbing banks is cool, I think. It stole our hearts, at gunpoint, but how does it hold up now?

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This week we revisit the old school with GROSSE POINT BLANK! Directed by George Armitage and starring John Cusack, Minnie Driver and Dan Ackroyd, it's a classic boy-meets-girl, boy-disappears-and-becomes-professional killer, boy-returns-for-his-high-school-reunion-and-has-to-avoid-getting-killed-while-declaring-his-feeling-for-his-lost-love-story. Also hey, John brought the whole family out. This movie was a big "hit" with us when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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Re-up on your provium, this week we take on the emotionless, yet ultra-violent, dystopia of EQUILIBRIUM! Starring Christian Bale, Taye Diggs and Emily Watson, this movie combined the high-intensity martial arts choreography of the Matrix with the insight and intelligence of your Grade 10 book report on Orwell's 1984 that got a C. Also Sean Bean is in it for a bit! This movie brought the world Gunkata and reminded us all about the beauty of Beethoven (the composer, not the dog). But how does it hold up in today's emotionless, ultra-violent dystopia?

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This week we're stuck in detention with THE BREAKFAST CLUB, John Hughes' classic teen comedy starring Molly Ringwald, Judd Hirsch and Antthony Michael Hall! Bryde MacLean of the Turn Me On podcast joins us to talk about archetypes, crushes who look like Emilio Estevez, rough guys with soft edges and watching this movie way too young. The Breakfast Club defined a generation of teens, but how does it hold up today?  

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Don't touch that radio, this week we're stuck in RUSH HOUR, the 1998 movie that first brought together the versatile fighting force of Jackie Chan with uhh, Chris Tucker. Directed by a guy we'd rather not talk about and spawning two sequels as well as a short-lived TV show, this movie shook up Hollywood with its slick blend of action and comedy, but how does it hold up today?

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It's the middle of January so we turn up the heat with BACKDRAFT, the 1991 firefighter drama directed by Ron Howard and starring Kurt Russell, Robert Deniro, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Rebecca De Morney, fire and a Baldwin! It's a film that burns with the heat of brotherhood, duty, sacrifice, and also fire!

This movie burned a place into our memories, but how does it hold up now? 

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Open a vein and warm up your voice, we're headed down to the LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS! Directed by Frank Oz and starring Rick Moranis and Ellen Greene, this musical adaption of the 1960 Roger Corman-produced flick has it all; romance, horror, and of course sadomasochistic dentistry. This movie fed all our cinematic hungers when we were seedlings, but how does it satisfy now?

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 This week we chill in the not-so-distant future with DEMOLITION MAN, the 1993 sci-fi action flick starring Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes and Sandra Bullock! It's the film where everyone thinks they live in a utopia, but the only thing to eat is Taco Bell. Joining us are Brian Ward and Ian Gordon of the Food and Chair Magazine podcast. This movie fascinated us with its futuristic human waste management disposal system, but how does it hold up today?

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Grab your suit of home-made armor, because this week we're going down under with RECKLESS KELLY! An update/re-imaging of Australian folk hero Ned Kelly, written, directed and starring Australia's premiere auteur Yahoo Serious, this film re-introduced the world to the charms of Australian comedy while making a pointed message about the dangers of guns and Hollywood violence. And of course, Hugo Weaving is the baddie, so that's pretty fun as well.

This movie confused and delighted us when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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This week we're joined by Ari Millen from the hit show Orphan Black to discuss MULTIPLICITY, the 1996 clone-comedy directed by Harold Ramis, starring Andie MacDowell, Eugene Levy, John DeLancie and a whole whack of Michael Keatons. Is that what you call a group of Keatons? A whack? This movie blew our minds when we were unfamiliar with the realities of cloning, but how does it hold up now?

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With Christopher Nolan's TENET in cinemas for those who want to risk their lives and health for a movie, we close our eyes and re-enter the world of INCEPTION! Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, plus Ellen Page, Marion Cotillard and more, Inception bent our minds as we tried to decipher reality from dream. But how does it hold up ten years later?

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Christmas is just a short week away and gear us up we spend some time with THE HOLIDAY! Written slash directed by Nancy Meyers and starring Kate Winslet, Cameron Diaz, Jude Law and let's not forget (because he sure did) Jack Black, The Holiday is a delightful romp which follows two heartbroken women, an American and a Brit, who exchange houses and find love where they least expect it.

Film writer/ programmer Katie Connell joins the festivities this week. This movie warmed the cockles of hearts in Christmas 2006, but how does it hold up now?

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There goes the neighborhood, this week we settle into THE 'BURBS, Joe Dante's darkly comedic satire of middle-class suburban life starring Tom Hanks, Carrie Fisher, Bruce Dern and actor/musician Corey Feldman! It's a film about the danger of having too much time to bum around at home before you could just start a podcast. This movie terrified us when we were young Corey Feldman's age, but how does it hold up now?

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This week fishes are wishes as we swim with A FISH CALLED WANDA, the 1988 crime comedy written/co-directed/starring/catered by John Cleese (of Monty Python fame) and also featuring Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline and Michael Palin (no fixed address). It's a story of love, betrayal, diamonds, snogging, those silly wigs British lawyers wear, pets, boots and betrayal (with a healthy dose of double-crossing).

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Also, if you're in Toronto, be sure to check out Johnnie's play Shove It Down My Throat!

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Grab your space-ankh, this week we walk like an Egyptian-from-another-planet with STARGATE! Starring Snake Plissken, I mean Kurt Russell, and the part of James Spader not obscured by his exceedingly floppy mop, this military sci-fi action flick combined your grade 4 history unit on Egypt with a random episode of Star Trek. Sina Rahmeni from The East Is A Podcast joins us once again to pick apart this Roland Emmerich blockbuster We thought it was fascinating and mysterious when we were kids, but how does it hold up now?

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With Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk fresh on our minds, we revisit his breakthrough film, 2000's MEMENTO, starring Guy Pearce as a man who can't make new memories, as well as Carrie-Anne Moss and Joe Pantoliano, who apparently think it's cool to exploit somebody's disability. It's not, Joey Pants! We thought this movie was unforgettable when we were younger, but, uh... I forgot what I was going to write. 

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Kick off those Sunday shoes, this week we're talking about FOOTLOOSE! Glyn Bowerman of the Spacing Radio Podcast cuts in to cut loose on this classic film about a town that has banned dancing. Stunts involving motor vehicles, those are fine. Starring Kevin Bacon, Lori Singer, Carrie From Sex in The City, John Lithgow, who has had sex in a city, and Dianne Wiest, who more than likely has had sex in a city. Why's everyone so freaked out about dancing anyway?

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The jig is up as we puzzle over SAW, the 2004 horror/ psychological thriller starring Cary Elwes, Leigh Warnell and Danny Glover. It’s the film that kickstarted a franchise, (including the upcoming JIGSAW) and perhaps even paved the way for a controversial new genre of film making. Also featuring Tobin Bell, Ken Leung and Shawnee Smith, this movie tortured us when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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This week hold onto your habit, we've got a real flibbertigibbet on our hands! Yes, we're talking about the THE SOUND OF MUSIC, the 1965 musical-drama starring Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer and a bunch of creepy children. I mean lovely children. 

Joining us is Samantha Kemp-Jackson of the Parenting Then And Now Podcast. This movie is a beloved childhood classic for millions, but how does it hold up now?

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Grab a snack and turn on the tube, it's time for THE ROSIE O'DONNELL SHOW! Our old pal Johnnie Walker joins us to revisit all the wonderful and weird moments Rosie had over the years with her myriad guests including Madonna, Barbara Streisand and of course, her Tommy, Tom Cruise. She paved the way for Ellen and helped elevate the daytime talkshow out of the trash TV era, but how does the show hold up today?

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We've done the pre-crime, now we do the pre-time with Tom Cruise in MINORITY REPORT! Directed by Steven Spielberg and featuring Colin Ferrell, Emily Morton, Max Von Sydow and Tim Blake Nelson, this sci-fi dystopia looks at a terrifying world where you can't even kill somebody without some weirdos in a bathtub watching you the whole time. How do you defend yourself against a charge for a crime you haven't committed yet? And how does this movie hold up today?

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It's Hallowe'en and we take a bite out of the night with AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON and AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN PARIS! Yes, it's John Landau's celebrated 1981 horror-comedy starring David Naughton and Griffin Dunne and another similarly titled movie! Okay, at least Paris gives us Julie Delpy (Before Sunrise), but we have to endure some really bad CGI and a werewolf rave. We howl about both these flicks (for perhaps different reasons), but have they transformed over time?

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It's Canada's 150th birthday, and to celebrate our sesquicentennial we revisit CANADIAN BACON, the 1995 political comedy/satire directed by Michael Moore and starring John Candy (Canadian), Rhea Perlman, Bill Nunn, Alan Alda (we wish he was Canadian) and Rip Torn. This movie filled our hearts with maple syrup when we were younger, but how does it hold up today, eh?

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Grab your grandma's country records, this is the week MARS ATTACKS! Yes, the 1996 kooky sci-fi comedy directed by Tim Burton and starring Jack Nicholson, Jim Brown, Pierce Brosnan and even a little Natalie Portman! Based off a gruesome trading card series, this movie terrified and fascinated us when we were younger, but how does... ack! Ack! ACK ACK!!!!

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In anticipation of Terry Gilliam's long awaited The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, we revisit 1991's THE FISHER KING, Gilliam's fantasy soaked drama starring Jeff Bridges as a disgraced shock jock who has to find a way to help a man whose tragic circumstances he feels responsible for. Also starring Robin Williams as Parry and featuring Mercedes Ruehl, Amanda Plummer and Michael Jeter, this movie showed us how wonder and magic can be found in a dark and tragic world, but how does it hold up today?

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The world has been ravaged by a deadly virus and humanity forced from the surface of the Earth. Since those things also happen in 12 MONKEYS, it seems like an appropriate moment to revisit Terry Gilliam's 1995 sci-fi drama. Based on Chris Marker's La Jetée, 12 Monkeys tells the story of a man who is sent back in time to get information on the plague that wiped out mankind. Starring Bruce Willis, Madelaine Stowe and Brad Pitt, this movie fascinated us when we were younger, but how does it hold up today?

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Get your magic ticket ready, we're going beyond the screen with LAST ACTION HERO! Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Austin O'Brien, Last Action Hero is the story of a boy who spends way too much time in a creepy old movie theatre and ends up getting sucked into the world of a movie. Also starring Mercedes Ruehl, F. Murray Abraham, Charles Dance and hey isn't that Tina Turner?

This movie transported us to a magical place when we were younger, but how does it hold up now? 

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Slap on some grease paint, we revisit 1990's IT, the miniseries adaptation of the Stephen King book starring Tim Curry as spine-chilling killer clown Pennywise. Also featuring a bunch of kids like Jonathan Brandis and Seth Green, plus adults like Annette O'Toole and John Ritter, it's the story about the power of imagination, the effect of childhood trauma, and the general shittiness of adults. This movie scared the bejesus out of us when we were younger, but is it rewatchable? 

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Happy Birthday America! It's July 4th and we're talking about NATIONAL TREASURE, the 2004 adventure heist film starring Nic Cage as an idealistic patriot who needs to steal the declaration of independence before his buddy Sean Bean does. Also there are freemasons! And clues! And Diane Kruger. And Christopher Plummer for one scene, who is a Canadian National Treasure.

Some of us loved this movie when it was first released, but how does it hold up now?

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Also, don't forget about our screening of MY GIRL at the Royal Cinema in Toronto, July 4th, 2018. Get tickets here!

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Buckle in, this week we're behind the wheel with LICENSE TO DRIVE! Starring Coreys Haim and Feldman, plus Heather Graham, Richard Mazur and Carol Kane this movie is kind of the teen comedy equivalent of those gruesome driver safety videos they make drunk drivers watch. Also featuring the late great James Avery, this movie made afraid to cross the street, but how does it hold up today?

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It's September, which means it's back to school, and your first lesson is on DISTURBING BEHAVIOR, the 1998 teen sci-fi horror starring James Marsden, Katie Holmes and Nick Stahl, as well as Bruce Greenwood and a bunch of other old creepy Canadian people. Set in an idyllic small town where the good kids seem a little too good (if you ignore all the killing), this movie made us question the motivations of everyone, man, it's like they're all robots or zombies of society, Man. But how does it hold up now?

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This week Jess Beaulieu of the Crimson Wave joins us to stake out 1992's BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, the feature film that started a pop-culture phenomenon, starring Kristy Swanson, Donald Sutherland, Luke Perry and vampire David Arquette. Long overshadowed by the successful TV show, we were in love with Buffy when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?   

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Hey, what band are you with? This week we go backstage with ALMOST FAMOUS, the 2000 semi-autobiographical rock & roll epic written and directed by Cameron Crowe and starring Patrick Fugit, Billy Crudup, Kate Hudson, Frances McDormand, Jason Lee and the music, man. It's the story of a young, prodigy rock writer and his brutal disillusionment with his musical idols after he joins their rolling musical bacchanalia to get a story for Rolling Stone magazine. Yeah man, they did the same thing to me! Sitting in on our jam is the great Johnnie Walker! This movie got us, man, when we were younger, but how does it hold up today?

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Round 1... Fight! We press start to play SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD, an epic video-game themed fantasia about one Player 1's quest for his dream Player 2. But what happens when you have too many players and not enough controllers? Game over! Starring Michael Cera and Mary Elizabeth Winstead, plus like half the superheroes, this movie is also notable for for being filmed and actually set in our city of Toronto, Canada! Graham Isador (Vice,CBC Arts, GQ) joins us once again as we talk about this movie, its depiction of our home and whether Scott in the end defeats the true final boss, toxic masculinity!

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Wedding bells are ringing on Rewatchability! With Blain's nuptials on the horizon, we celebrate by saying "I Do" to THE WEDDING SINGER! Starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, as well as Christine Taylor, Rapping Granny, and all of Adam Sandler's annoying friends, this movie marries the tenderness of the late 90's rom-com with, well, Adam Sandler's schtick. We thought it was hilarious when we were younger, but how does it hold up today?

Listen here to find out! Also subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Stitcher. Also, follow us on Facebook or Twitter. And please consider supporting our Patreon campaign, or purchasing Rewatchability t-shirts at TeePublic! 

Also, buy tickets to our special podcast / screening of "Shaun of the Dead" at the Hot Docs Podcast Festival!

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Roll a couple for the road, this week we're flying high on the PINEAPPLE EXPRESS! Starring Seth Rogan as a guy who smokes weed and James Franco as a guy who sells it, this stoner comedy/action film hybrid defied expectations, like a really good hybrid that you feel in your body but doesn't leave you couch-locked. Directed by David Gordon Green and produced by Judd Apatow, this movie helped make Seth Rogan one of the biggest stars of the 2000's to be baked 24/7, but how does it hold up now?

Listen here to find out. Also subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Stitcher. Also, follow us on Facebook or Twitter. And please consider supporting our Patreon campaign, or purchase Rewatchability t-shirts at TeePublic! 

Also, get tickets for our August 29th screening of the Judd Apatow-ghost-written THE CABLE GUY at The Royal in Toronto! 

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This week's episode is just super as Fred Kennedy of Issue Zero podcast joins us once again to talk about Pixar's THE INCREDIBLES! Directed by Brad Bird and featuring the voices of Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter and Jason Lee. We thought it was incredible when we first saw it, what about now?

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This week we're on the hunt with Tommy Lee Jones in U.S. MARSHALLS, the sequel to 1993's "The Fugitive". This movie had everything a fug-head could want from a sequel; big action sequences, some familiar faces, Harrison Fo... okay wait, it doesn't have EVERYTHING. Rounding out the cast though is future Iron Man Robert Downey Jr., as well as Wesley Snipes, so we're in good shape right?

U.S. MARSHALLS caught our attention when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

Tune in and Find out! Also don't forget to subscribe and rate us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Stitcher! Also, you can also support us by either contributing Patreon campaign, or by buying Rewatchability t-shirts from TeePublic.

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Unconstipate your thoughts, this week we go looking for FINDING FORRESTER, the 2000 dramatic film starring Sean Connery, Rob Brown and Busta Rhymes about the special friendship between a reclusive writer and a intelligent and promising young man whose brother is Busta Rhymes. Directed by Gus Van Sant, this is the film where Sean Connery says "You're the man now, dog!" and also, Busta Rhymes! Anna Paquin is there too, probably to get Busta's autograph. This movie inspired us when we were younger, and taught us that we're the man now, dog. But how does it hold up today?

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This spooky week we're haunted by CASPER THE FRIENDLY GHOST, specifically the 1995 movie version featuring Christina Ricci, Bill Pullman, and a ghost who's, like, a waaaaay too friendly. I mean he's a perv. Kat Angus and Jocelyn Geddie from I Hate It But I Love It  suffer this curse with us. This movie raised our spirits when we were younger, but how does it hold up today? 

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Hold onto to your raging libido, this week we study THE RULES OF ATTRACTION! Written and directed by Roger Avery (Pulp Fiction) and based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis (American Psycho), this movie zooms in on a group of overprivileged college kids who are just terrible to each other. Featuring Dawson (James Van Der Beek), Boone from Lost (Ian Somerhalder), that girl from things (Shannyn Sossamon) and Jessica Biel, this movie seemed deep and profound when we were younger, but how des it hold up now?

Don't forget to check out Gillian Stone's new single Shelf!

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In preparation for Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War, we go way back to where it all began with IRON MAN, Jon Favreau's 2008 comic book adaptation starring Robert Downey Jr., Terrance Howard, Gwyneth Paltrow and the Dude himself, Jeff Bridges! This movie has everything; metallurgy, a stripper pole that appears from the floor of an airplane, caves, and a man who is so rich and so smart that he can be a jerk to everyone and they have to put up with him. This movie wowed us when we first saw it, but has it lost its luster?

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It's our 300th episode and to celebrate we hunt for pirate treasure with THE GOONIES! Yes, Richard Donner's 1985 kid's adventure flick starring Sean Astin, Corey Feldman, Josh Brolin and a bunch of other kids who are trying to save their homes by searching for the booty of One Eyed Willie, with only hardened criminals, booby traps and hormones standing in their way. Also fat shaming. Yeah, I'm talking about the truffle shuffle. This movie stirred our imaginations and gave us body image issues when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?  

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Get your clamshells on, you want to be wise to this tango. I'm talking L.A. CONFIDENTIAL. Dicks. Dames. The putrid smell of death under the porch of a sunny California bungalow. It's all here from the James Ellroy yarn. Guy Pearce and Russell Crowe flickering onscreen, Curtis Hanson behind the lens, it's gangbusters, kid. Heck, they gave the little gold man to Kim Basinger, and that was the year the Titanic sunk. But it's not all glitz and glamour, what with a certain fallen star in a leading role. Not to mention all the recent ink on no good cops and racism, and the complicity of Hollywood in whitewashing all their baloney. It all makes a two-bit wino podcaster's juice-soaked brain wonder, can ya even rewatch this thing?

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It's hot outside, so this week we cool off with a tall glass of Bobby Boucher in THE WATERBOY! Yes, it's the classic Adam Sandler sports comedy also featuring Kathy Bates, Fairuza Balk and Henry Winkler about a humble who learns to channel his anger and rage and really hurt some people! Also featuring a guy who looks like Colonel Sanders and Rob Schneider, who sucks, saying "You can do it!"

Obviously we loved it when we were younger, but how does it hold up now that we've grown into water men?

Tom McGee of the Dumb-Dumbs and Dragons podcast joins us!

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Gee golly, this week we explore a kinder, simpler world with PLEASANTVILLE, the 1998 comedy starring Reese Witherspoon and Tobey McGuire as two modern teens who are sucked into the TV set (and not in the binging-Russian-Doll-on-Netflix way). Also featuring Joan Allen, Jeff Daniels and Don Knotts, Pleasantville examines the rose-colored glasses of nostalgia and asks us to consider whether the good old days were so good and old after all. Which, of course they were! 

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On the 12th day of Christmas my true love gave to me... an a masked, ritualistic orgy and a partridge in a pear tree? We ring in the holiday with EYES WIDE SHUT, Stanley Kubrick's swan song, starring then real life couple Tom Cruice and Nicole Kidman. Do scientologists even celebrate Christmas? Will this commedia mask interfere with my thetans? Also featuring Sydney Pollock, Greg from "Dharma & Greg" and Alan Cumming, this movie was controversial and not just for the sexy reasons, but how does it hold up this Christmas?

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In celebration of 4/20 we have a groovy sort of treat for you! Tommy Chong, one half of notorious stoner duo Cheech & Chong, drops in with his daughter Precious to talk about I LOVE YOU ALICE B. TOKLAS, the original stoner comedy starring Peter Sellers as a square who decides to become a hippie after falling for a groovy hippie chick. Also there's a scene with brownies. It's far out, man! Along the way, Tommy regales us with stories about his friendship with Peter Sellers, living during the hippie era, and asking cinematic geniuses to direct Cheech & Chong movies!

Light up a joint and listen here, man. Also, please Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Stitcher, man. Also, follow us on Facebook or Twitter. And please consider supporting our Patreon campaign. Man!

Also, be sure to check out Precious's podcast, http://sexandthesingleparent.com!

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