Alex and Eve (2015) and (not) Li'l Abner (1940)

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Lost in Theaters

Colonny Productions

36 episodes

6 days ago

We review movies that have slipped through the cracks of pop culture. Maybe they're good, maybe they're bad. Maybe old, maybe new. Whatever the case, now they're a little less lost in theaters.

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We review movies that have slipped through the cracks of pop culture. Maybe they're good, maybe they're bad. Maybe old, maybe new. Whatever the case, now they're a little less lost in theaters.

Film Reviews

TV & Film

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Alex and Eve (2015) and (not) Li'l Abner (1940)

Lost in Theaters

46 minutes 14 seconds

4 years ago

Alex and Eve (2015) and (not) Li'l Abner (1940)

Here's this week's episode, and the tensions run high in this movie. Our first rom-com and it's a doozy. Rachel might go a little too contemplative in this episode, but I hope you guys enjoy it nonetheless. Side note, in case we forgot to say it, Eve's family is from Lebanon. Also, we don't really end up talking about Li'l Abner, but let us know on if you want us to look into to anyways. Cheers : )