Cinemasochists presents...Episode 31 - Altman's "Popeye"

enApril 05, 2011

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About this Episode

Popeye. Altman. Williams. Evans. Nilsson. Sounds great, right? Well, boy will you be red if you watch this. Listen to episode 31 first and find out what we thought of Robert Altman's 1980 Popeye.

Special guest this week is Logan Crow of www.mondocelluloid.com andwww.lbcinema.org

If you're a Long Beach native who loves film, you should probably know this guy!

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alrightalrightalright.

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