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Trading Places, 1983. Eddie Murphy, Dan Ackroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, Paul Gleason, Don Ameche, Ralph Bellamy, Denholm Elliot, Jim Belushi, Frank Oz, Giancarlo Esposito, Al Franken, Tom Davis.....You're welcome.
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The holiday season continues with today's entry Trading Places starring Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd, and Jamie Lee Curtis. Wealthy stock brokers Randolph and Mortimer Duke decide to ruin the lives of 2 strangers from the opposite sides of the track. What they don't plan on is the fortitude and comradery these 2 strangers display and how quickly they are able to regain control their own destinies.
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We commence our Geektoberfest with reviews of all four Ghostbusters films and the cartoon series. We talk about how they went from being a huge part of our childhoods to the cultural phenom they are today!
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Talk about a downer of a movie. We all know the ending but this movie is so much more than that. This coming of age film explores the trials and tribulations of a girl named Vada (Anna Chlumsky) who has to grow up pretty much on her own. Flanked by her good friend Thomas J (Macaulay Culkin). She tries to navigate pre-pubescence while being stuck in her Dad's (Dan Aykroyd) funeral parlor. Yikes! Watch as bees get a bad rap while we go over this somber but touching picture. Plus much more!
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Pete's choice for a second chance is the Tom Hanks / Dan Aykroyd Dragnet reboot from 1987. While not well-received critically, we still love this movie which also stars Oscar winner Christopher Plummer and a host of PAGANs. We give you just the facts on this 80s classic.
Hanks is in his prime comedic form at this time, and the goofy/funny Hanks is still our favorite Tom Hanks. So we also draft our favorite Tom Hanks appearances to finish this one off. It's mostly movies, but anything goes. If Tom Hanks was involved, then it's fair game. Listen to hear the results!
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This week, Matt and Cody are joined by director, producer, writer and host of The Best Legs in Chicago, Preston Jeter! The trio discuss the immeasurable cultural impact of the flick, the special effects used to raise the dead, and the understandable concern from the EPA. With a Dan Aykroyd scholar sitting in, they also dig into Aykroyd's paranormal encounters, freakishly on-brand family history, and an obsession with antique cars.
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SNL made a string of films based upon their sketches. Outside of Wayne's World (which we already covered on this show) Coneheads sets itself apart as among the best in the "SNLverse". Starring Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin, this film makes a rather pedestrian skit from the 1970s into a hilarious 1990s comedy. Also starring many of the 1990s SNL stars we would grow to love over the years in bit roles. We cover it all and much more!
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Ghostbusters (im starting to hate the swedish translation of movies. Now in swedish Ghostbusters is called Ghostleague)
Director: Ivan Riteman
Writers: Dan Aykroyd. Harold Ramis. Rick Moranis(uncredited)
Starring:
Bill Murrey
Dan Aykroyd
Sigourney Weaver
Harold Ramis
Rick Moranis
Ernie Hudson
Released: June 8, 1984
Budget: $30M ($85,700,096.25M in 2022)
Gross US & Canada $243,578,797M ($695,824,211.55M in 2022)
Opening weekend US & Canada $13,578,151M in JUN 10, 1984 ($38,788,294.92M in 2022)
Gross worldwide $296,578,797M ($847,227,714.92M in 2022)
Ratings: IMDb 7.8/10 Rotten Tomatoes 63%
Metacritic 71% Google Users 86%
Here cometh thine shiny awards Sire. My Lord Tucker the Wanker second Earl of Wessex. Lord of the Furries. Heir of Lord baldy the one eyed snake wrestler. Protector of Freedom units. Step Sibling with funny feelings down stairs. Entertainer of uncles. Jailor of innocent. Spanker of innocent milk maids and stable boys. The toxic wanker. Big Cheif sitting doughnut. Teepee giver to the great Cornholio. Edgar Allan Poe's shaved muse.
Academy Awards, USA 1985
Nominee
Oscar
Best Effects, Visual Effects
Richard Edlund
John Bruno
Mark Vargo
Chuck Gaspar
Best Music, Original Song
Ray Parker Jr.
For the song "Ghostbusters".
BAFTA Awards 1985
Winner
BAFTA Film Award
Best Original Song
Ray Parker Jr.
For the song "Ghostbusters".
Nominee
BAFTA Film Award
Best Special Visual Effects
Richard Edlund
Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 1985
Winner
Saturn Award
Best Fantasy Film
Golden Globes, USA 1985
Nominee
Golden Globe
Best Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical
Bill Murray
Best Original Song - Motion Picture
Ray Parker Jr.
Song: "Ghostbusters"
Golden Screen, Germany 1985
Winner
Golden Screen
Grammy Awards 1985
Nominee
Grammy
Best Album of Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or Television Special
Ray Parker Jr.
Kevin O'Neal
Bobby Alessi
Tom Bailey
Graham Russell
David Foster
Jay Graydon
Diane Warren
Mick Smiley
Elmer Bernstein
Hugo Awards 1985
Nominee
Hugo
Best Dramatic Presentation
Ivan Reitman (director)
Dan Aykroyd (written by)
Harold Ramis (written by)
National Film Preservation Board, USA 2015
Winner
National Film Registry
National Film Preservation Board
Online Film & Television Association 2021
Winner
OFTA Film Hall of Fame
Song
"Ghostbusters"
Online Film & Television Association 2016
Winner
OFTA Film Hall of Fame
Motion Picture
Young Artist Awards 1985
Winner
Young Artist Award
Best Family Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy
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Plot:
After Columbia University parapsychology professors Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, and Egon Spengler experience their first encounter with a ghost at the New York Public Library, the university dean dismisses the credibility of their paranormal-focused research and fires them. The trio responds by establishing "Ghostbusters", a paranormal investigation and elimination service operating out of a disused firehouse. They develop high-tech nuclear-powered equipment to capture and contain ghosts, although business is initially slow.
After a paranormal encounter in her apartment, cellist Dana Barrett calls the Ghostbusters. She recounts witnessing a demonic dog-like creature in her refrigerator utter a single word: "Zuul". Ray and Egon research Zuul and details of Dana's building while Peter inspects her apartment and unsuccessfully attempts to seduce her. The Ghostbusters are hired to remove a gluttonous ghost, Slimer, from the Sedgewick Hotel. Having failed to properly test their equipment, Egon warns the group that crossing the energy streams of their proton pack weapons could cause a catastrophic explosion. They capture the ghost and deposit it in an ecto-containment unit under the firehouse. Supernatural activity rapidly increases across the city and the Ghostbusters become famous; they hire a fourth member, Winston Zeddemore, to cope with the growing demand.
Suspicious of the Ghostbusters, Environmental Protection Agency inspector Walter Peck asks to evaluate their equipment but Peter rebuffs him. Egon warns that the containment unit is nearing capacity and supernatural energy is surging across the city. Peter meets with Dana and informs her Zuul was a demigod worshipped as a servant to "Gozer the Gozerian", a shapeshifting god of destruction. Upon returning home, she is possessed by Zuul; a similar entity possesses her neighbor, Louis Tully. Peter arrives and finds the possessed Dana/Zuul claiming to be "the Gatekeeper". Louis is brought to Egon by police officers and claims he is "Vinz Clortho, the Keymaster". The Ghostbusters agree to keep the pair separated.
Peck returns with law enforcement and city workers to have the Ghostbusters arrested and their containment unit deactivated, causing an explosion that releases the captured ghosts. Louis/Vinz escapes in the confusion and makes his way to the apartment building to join Dana/Zuul. In jail, Ray and Egon reveal Ivo Shandor, leader of a Gozer-worshipping cult, designed Dana's building to function as an antenna to attract and concentrate spiritual energy to summon Gozer and bring about the apocalypse. Faced with supernatural chaos across the city, the Ghostbusters convince the mayor to release them.
The Ghostbusters travel to the apartment building roof as Dana/Zuul and Louis/Vinz open the gate between dimensions and transform into demonic dogs. Gozer appears as a woman and attacks the Ghostbusters then disappears when they attempt to retaliate. Her disembodied voice demands the Ghostbusters "choose the form of the destructor". Ray inadvertently recalls a beloved corporate mascot from his childhood, and Gozer reappears as a gigantic Stay Puft Marshmallow Man that begins destroying the city. Against his earlier advice, Egon instructs the team to cross their proton energy streams at the dimensional gate. The resulting explosion destroys Gozer's avatar, banishing it back to its dimension, and closes the gateway. The Ghostbusters rescue Dana and Louis from the wreckage and are welcomed on the street as heroes.
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Before the Ghostbusters become established in New York City, they release a commercial to advertise their services. The three original members — Peter Venkman (Bill Murrey), Ray Stantz (Dan Aykroyd), and Egon Spengler (Harold Ramis) — appear on television, with the number 555-2368. During the film’s theatrical release in 1984, Ivan Reritman ran that very same commercial, which allowed people to call in. Callers would hear a pre-recorded message from Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd, who announced that they were unable to answer as they were busy busting ghosts! The number received 1,000 calls every hour, 24 hours a day, for several weeks! Sadly, the line is no longer operational, so if you’re being troubled by strange noises in the middle of the night, or you’re experiencing feelings of dread in your basement or attic, we don’t know what to tell you!
“Ghostbusters” is such an iconic title — so much so, that many fans still haven’t noticed that, following the opening scene in the New York Public Library in the original 1984 film, the title that appears on the screen is actually two words and not one, reading “Ghost Busters”! Before the filmmakers settled on the now iconic title, Dan Aykroyd originally considered the title “Ghost Smashers”, while “Ghostbreakers” was also an option. The sign outside the Ghostbusters fire station in New York even had variations of these titles during production. “Ghostbusters” wasn’t available because of Filmation’s Ghostbusters (1975), an unrelated TV series (there’s also a 1986 cartoon). In the end, Columbia Pictures obtained the rights, while The Real Ghostbusters (1986 — 1991) was so named to distinguish it from the Filmation version.
Despite becoming one of the most iconic characters in the entire Ghostbusters franchise, Slimer is never actually name-dropped in either of the two movies, Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters II (1989). However, he was referred to as “Onionhead” by the crew of the original film. The “ugly little spud” wasn’t actually named “Slimer” until the animated show, The Real Ghostbusters, in which he’s part of the team. It’s this that inspired his more friendly cameo in Ghostbusters II, in which he offers Louis Tully (Rick Moranis) a ride in a town car. Slimer isn’t the only ghost in the original movie who isn’t referred to by the name we now know him by Gozer's two minions, Vinz Clortho/the keymaster and Zuul/the gatekeeper are never referred to as "terror dogs", despite the hellhounds now being synonymous with the name.
As well as being called “Onionhead” by the crew members of the original 1984 film, Slimer also went by another name — “The Ghost of John Belushi”, something Dan Aykroyd started. Aykroyd has since confirmed that Slimer was heavily inspired by the late John Belushi. For starters, the green spook’s hankering for food was based on Belushi’s cafeteria scene in National Lampoon’s Animal House (1978). The role of Peter Venkman was originally written for the actor, however, he passed away while Aykroyd was working on the script in early 1984. While there are no direct references to the actor in the film, there are plenty throughout IDW’s Ghostbusters comic book series, some of which even feature Belushi’s character, “Joliet” Jake Blues, from The Blues Brothers (1980), which also stars Dan Aykroyd as Elwood Blues.
Once the Ghostbusters cross the streams, the rift between the two dimensions causes the Marshmallow Man to explode, raining down marshmallow on the unsuspecting New Yorkers below. But getting that amount of actual marshmallows to dump on the film’s extras was implausible. Instead, Edlund’s team collected 500-gallon batches of shaving cream to substitute for the remnants of Mr. Stay-Puft. William Atherton, who played EPA villain Walter Peck, was skeptical about having such a large amount of heavy cream dropped on him, so they tested the idea on a stuntman using only 75 pounds, and it knocked him to the ground. The stuntman was okay, and another smaller batch was collected to dump on Atherton for the final take in the film.
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2) Mail Order Brides
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4) Very bad things
5) She out of my league
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4: Ghostbusters
5: Scream
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Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd star in this hilarious 1983 comedy about a rags to riches and riches to rags story. Objectively, no one likes stock brokers. And when two meddling old rich dudes mess with two people's lives, the payoff is ohhh so sweet. Even if you don't understand stocks, this movie is incredible and the chemistry between Dan and Eddie off the charts. We go over our favorite scenes and break them down. Especially the ending. Plus much more!
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There's something strange in your neighborhood. It's the PCY Ghostbusters episode. One of the biggest movies of 1984 was Giff's choice for this month. We break down the antics of Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Ernie Hudson, et al in this spooky show. Ghostbusters also had one of the signature songs of the 80's (apologies to Huey Lewis), so this is the time we share our favorite music of the year as well. Don't question who to call. Listen to PCY now!
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