48hrs

It's 1982. It's Eddie Murphy's first acting role. It's Nick Nolte when he was still considered a handsome leading man. It's a time when a 1964 Cadillac was considered a shitbox.

Sid and James are joined once again by Derek Williams, comedian, 80's expert, and alpha geek of comedy!

It has been a while since Erik Childress and Sergio Mims informed you of the latest and greatest in Blu-rays, but they are back with a vengeance. In this episode, they go from Criterion and Tom Noonan’s directorial debut to films that were big parts of their childhood and made their adult selves feel that age again. There are musicals and westerns, Gun Hill and Walter Hill, mad monks, killer cats and big fish. They save plenty of room for big discussions about Joe Dante’s Explorers and Cameron Crowe’s Explorers while also digging into the new Indiana Jones set now available in glorious 4K. You will feel like a kid again and want to pick these films up to be part of the library that streaming cannot rob you of.

0:00 – Intro

3:43 – Criterion (Pariah, The Signifyin’ Works of Marlon Riggs)

14:58 – Indicator (Shadow of the Cat, Nightmares)

25:23 – PBS (Hemingway)

27:19 - Shout Factory (Rasputin The Mad Monk, Explorers)

57:35 - Sony (Big Fish, Last Action Hero)

1:13:09 – Oscilloscope (What Happened Was)

1:22:16 – Paramount (48 Hrs., Another 48 Hrs., Super 8, Almost Famous, Indiana Jones Collection, Last Train From Gun Hill)

2:06:54 – Warner Archive (The Ziegfield Follies, There was a Crooked Man, Guns of Sans Sebastian)

2:33:43 - Outro

THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN

This week was Tobias' pick. We look back at a picture that started the buddy cop craze - Walter Hill's 48hrs.

Tobias and Maciej did a little extra homework this week by enduring Another 48hrs on top, who doesn't like a little sequel comparison? 

Next week we enter - PHASE IV