On today's episode we discuss the Tom Selleck Cowboy flick Quigley Down Under.
This movie is a classic among the firearm community so we had outdoorsman and surprisingly normal gun nut Tyson Sommerville guest host to help explain why.
You can learn more About Tyson and his travels at his website (https://www.tysongoesoutside.com/) and on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@tysongoesoutside) .
In this episode, we watch the first podcast ever produced and the inspiration for Martin Prince's favourite arcade game.
In the 90s movies based on Michael Crichton novels were having a moment, and so were films featuring gorillas. What happens when you mix cinematic peanut butter and chocolate?
You get Frank Marshall's Congo, a film featuring solid puppet work, Joe Don Baker smashing stuff, Ernie Hudson doing his best Clark Gabble, a drunk gorilla named Amy, and Tim Curry being PEAK Tim Curry.
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A little-known fact about Josh Young. Years ago while raiding a chemical factory He fell into a shockingly unprotected vat of neon-coloured goop. He Survived the fall but was forever changed. His personality was replaced with Tim Burton directed Batman (1989) film script.
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on today's episode Vonn joins us for a discussion about the Brian De Palma classic, Blow Out. I hope you like especially involved composite shots.
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Welcome back to "Look Who's Siskel and Ebert Now," where we watch movies Siskel and Ebert have reviewed and compare our takes to theirs. On today's episode, we check out our namesake, Look Who's Talking Now.
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Today, we're premiering "Look Who's Siskel and Ebert Now," where we watch movies Siskel and Ebert have reviewed and compare our takes to theirs. In this episode, we look at David Cronenberg's 1996 sex-in-cars, teen comedy classic, Crash.
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PS: Because of the film we're talking about please assume every sex and violence content warning applies to this episode.