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Seth picked a movie that everyone has clearly seen except Ian. Why he hasnt is a mystery but that time is over. This is what he thinks vs what everyone else thinks.

Actor Amir Malaklou returns to the Comoot after four years to help us re-live the new Scorcese epic 'Killers of the Flower Moon' and break down some of the best work of Scorcese, DiCaprio and De Niro and figure out where this movie ranks with the other films and what is some of the best work for each actor.

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We venture into the west to talk about these movies, True Grit. We have John Wayne and all his glory in original and then the remake by the Coen Brothers. We see what was better or worse or just amazing in the films. Listen in and tell us what you think. 

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Today, one of our loyal listeners (Andrew Gow) has suggested we rate and review Tron - which was written/directed by Steven Lisberger and stars Jeff Bridges, Bruce Boxleitner and David Warner.

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Ever wondered about the cinematic brilliance of actors like Chris Pine, Ben Foster, and Jeff Bridges? Strap in as we, your hosts Johnny Spoiler and Jordan Savage, dissect their electrifying performances in popular films like Star Trek, the Finest Hours, Crazy Heart, Warcraft, Hell or High Water, and more. Our discussion takes an exciting turn as we scrutinize the ambiguous ending of Hell or High Water, examining the emotionally-charged scenes and the tantalizing dynamic between the characters.

Imagine getting to the heart of Jeff Bridges' character in Hell or High Water. We explore his deeper emotional layers and the impact of losing his partner, not to mention the physical transformation Of Chris Pine by the end of the movie. Plus, we reveal a fun fact - Margaret Bowman's diner scene was extended due to the reactions of Bridges and Gil Birmingham. 

Finally, prepare to break the boundaries of the imagination as we venture into creative possibilities, from misappropriated funds and insider trading to a whimsical furry puppet performance. We discuss tapping into the "weird months" of the year to broaden the audience base. So, pull up a chair, grab your popcorn, and gear up to peel back the layers of cinematic genius with us on the Binge-Watchers Podcast.

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For all the cinephiles and movie enthusiasts out there, picture this - you are about to be taken on a journey back in time, to the era of the classic 1971 film, 'The Last Picture Show.' Yes, that's right! We're going to explore the magic of this iconic film and its director, Peter Bogdanovich, in great detail. And here's the cherry on top - we have a special guest who shares a unique personal experience with Bogdanovich, giving us an insider’s view of the movie industry. We'll also look at the awards the film garnered and the interesting fact that Bogdanovich edited the entire film but didn't take credit for it.

This swift journey doesn't stop there. We also get to chat about the significance of physical movie theaters, and specifically, we spotlight the Vista Theater in Los Angeles. We'll navigate the effects of TV on movie theaters, the attempts to create unique experiences with 70mm and 3D, and also touch on the potential of virtual reality for movies. How does the satisfaction of owning a movie on physical media compare to streaming it? We will discuss that too. Preserving movies and appreciating the beauty of a physical piece of art is a rare and delightful treat that we'll unwrap together.

Lastly, we step into the comparison zone where we pit 'The Last Picture Show' against movies such as 'Roma' and 'Mank' on Netflix. How does the preservation of digital media stack up against film? Is there a difference in the experience when shooting on film versus digital? We'll answer these questions and more. This episode is a treasure trove for anyone who loves the magic of classic cinema and is curious about the artistry behind creating unforgettable films. 

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Film writer, editor, and podcaster Jake Tropila joins from Los Angeles to discuss the Coen Brothers' 1998 comedy 'The Big Lebowski', starring Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Julianne Moore, and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Though middlingly received both critically and commercially upon release, the film has gone on to become a genuine cult classic, launching a cottage industry of fan screenings, conventions, and even a religion.

We discuss the film's patchwork of influences, including larger-than-life characters withing the Coens' orbit and the works of author Raymond Chandler, especially as adapted by Robert Altman for his 1973 film 'The Long Goodbye'. Then we discuss the film's unrivaled cast, including a superb John Goodman, who turns in an awards-caliber performance as the gun-toting, militant bowling enthusiast Walter Sobchak. Finally, we discuss the film's windy, inarticulable plot, and the way that its mechanics might conceal a deeper level of criticism about the sociopolitical landscape of America on the eve of The End of History.

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We have an incredibly insightful interview with Michele & Kieran Mulroney. If you haven’t listened to both episodes of their show The Sleeping Father, you must do so now. It’s truly outstanding! This interview is crucial for anyone who wants to know the real story of how so many careers in Hollywood go. It’s mandatory listening for aspiring writers and striking writers in a dry spell creatively. Michele & Kieran talk about getting their start in the business, adapting Dickens for dogs, and they discuss the ten year draught they had where they wrote a dozen spec screenplays that didn’t sell. You’re going to hear how they broke that losing streak in the best way possible: writing exactly what they wanted to write. It’s a must listen for anyone aspiring to work in Hollywood.

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Inspired by the recent testimony of respected former defence official David Grusch, who confirmed before a congressional comittee that the US has been operating an extra-terrestrial crash retrieval and reverse engineering programme for decades, Dan chose the 2001 sci-fi K-PAX for us to cast our eye over.

Iain Softley brings an adaptation of Gene Brewer's 1995 novel telling the tale of "prot" (Kevin Spacey), committed to the Psychiatric Institute of Manhattan and placed into the care of wearied workaholic, doctor Mark Powell (Jeff Bridges). Claiming to be an extraterrestrial from the planet 'K-PAX', Powell attempts to gently pierce prot's delusion by piecing together his backstory even as he comes to doubt exactly what he has uncovered. Both leads are excellent - Spacey does smugly vulnerable to perfection - and with an interestingly ambiguous ending and themes about hope and who we turn to for spiritual guidance, even an initially reluctant Sidey found himself engaged by this one.

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*Film reel whirring* The most realistic part of this movie is that it will make you never want to watch another picture show again. Buy your ticket now for smalltown sex, unseen weens, and juvenile Jeff Bridges. The person most confused by the movie this week was: That kid who got pancaked by a truck.

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It time to get transported into the grid and join the hosts as they explore a new digital world reviewing their favorite summer movies with the science fiction cult classic, Tron: Legacy, starring Jeff Bridges, and directed by Joseph Kosinski. With stunning visual effects and iconic score by Daft Punk, the movie has stand the test of time and now has a cult following. The hosts paired the film with the a Vodka Red Tron Cocktail. Get your light cycle bikes ready and ride with the hosts as they support the users in this futuristic style film.

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Multiverse Tonight is back and better than ever, bringing you the latest and greatest in geeky news! What happens when Star Trek comics get their first-ever Eisner Award nominations? How about a new IDW series, Star Trek Strange New Worlds: The Scorpius Run? And if that's not enough, we've got all ten original Star Trek films returning to Paramount Plus for your streaming pleasure.

But wait, there's more! Get ready for a new Star Wars omnibus, the highly anticipated Disney Plus series Skeleton Crew, and the fan-favorite Marvel mini-series, Star Wars Dark Droids D Squad. Plus, we remember actor Ray Stevenson's contributions to film and television, and share our progress in Zelda and our gaming plans for the future. This episode is jam-packed with excitement from the far reaches of the geeky universe.

So, strap in and join us for an episode that'll take you to the final frontier and beyond! We'll cover fascinating developments in the worlds of Star Trek and Star Wars comics, including IDW Publishing's latest news and the upcoming Disney Plus series Skeleton Crew. And don't forget about Marvel Comics, with updates on everything from Alligator Loki to the upcoming Gotham War storyline. The universe of geekdom is ever-expanding, and we're here to make sure you don't miss a thing!

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Mark is a good man, and thorough, as he tries to figure out what makes The Big Lebowski so transcendent, why the Dude's abiding is meaningful, and if anything of consequence actually happens in this story.

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The guys R.I.P.D., the first of the mystery DVDs from bull moose. Ryan Reynolds and Jeff Bridges play detectives in the after world, who have to track down "dead-o's" who've escaped judgment. Hilarity ensues and thank goodness it's not too long. High-lights are brief appearances from James Hong, and about the first 2 minutes of Jeff Bridges. The rest is best left un-spoken.

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Why is it so important to nourish ourselves and each other? On this very special episode, we revisit our conversation with actor and musician Jeff Bridges and his daughter, Mother’s Empowerment Coach Isabelle Bridges. The father-daughter duo talk about the importance of nourishing relationships and fighting child hunger.

“As you get older, you realize that the value you have and what’s really precious in life are these family relationships,” Jeff says about the inspiration and process of their children’s book, ‘Daddy Daughter Day.’

“I remember reading the Daddy Daughter Day story to you Dad, and you saying, with sparkly eyes, ‘we should turn this into a book, and I will illustrate it,’” recalls Isabelle. “When we have our children, we want to nourish them, and then we go unnourished ourselves. My mission is to help the moms feel nourished on the inside so they have a wellspring to give them,” she continues about her work helping mothers take care of their own needs.

 Jeff is the official spokesperson of the No Kid Hungry campaign. “[Child hunger] an issue that’s got a lot of hope to it. We can really end childhood hunger here in our country,” he believes.

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The boys take a trip to rural Tennessee to indulge in some moonshine and triple x goodness. They chow down on some condiment sandwiches, discuss horse glue pudding, and appreciate the musical styling of the mouth harp.

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We are 200 episodes in and we start by looking at one of the most important directors in genre cinema. Steven Spielberg may not be the first director that comes to mind when it comes to indie or genre films, but if it were not for Jaws, the entire landscape of film would look different.  Despite his pedigree, his movies are not doing as well as they used to? Are we surprised?

Spielberg's far-reaching influence is felt strongly in the first movie we cover this week. Tintorera from 1977 claims to be about a killer shark, but it would be more accurate to call it an orgy movie that happens to have a shark in it. The smell of baby oil fills the air as we talk about possibly the most perverted tiger shark ever, history's most well adjusted throuple, and some unironically well done underwater scenes. 

We also take a trip to Rancho Deluxe with Jeff Daniels and Sam Watterson. This 1975 movie is about a pair of cattle rustlers who come up with a scheme that will earn them a big score. The film came out during an interesting time. Westerns were on the decline but the hysteria surrounding truck drivers had yet to hit America. Rancho Deluxe does not always seem to know what it wants to be, but it also does not care.

This leads to a grounded story that has some amazing moments of over the top acting, a great performance from Harry Dean Stanton, and Jimmy Buffett playing one of the best songs of his career. Rancho Deluxe is about independence, not taking things too seriously, and just living your life.

Our 200th episode also includes an interview with filmmakers Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson. The two are known for some of the most mind-bending genre films of the past decade. They talk about their latest movie, Something in the Dirt, shooting in Los Angeles, and non-traditional characters. 

All this, plus the latest genre news and the winner of our Alienoid giveaway!

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Adventures in Movies! is a part of the Morbidly Beautiful Podcast Network. Morbidly Beautiful is your one stop shop for all your horror needs. From the latest news and reviews to interviews and old favorites, it can be found at Morbidly Beautiful.

Adventures in Movies! is hosted by Nathaniel and Blake. You can find Nathaniel on Instagram at nathaninpoortaste. Blake can be found on Twitter @foureyedhorror and on Instagram at foureyedhorror. You can reach us personally or on Twitter @AdventuresinMo1.

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On this episode we discuss FX's The Old Man starring Jeff Bridges and John Lithgow as old man with deep pasts. 
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Sube el paro y, por primera vez en 20 años, España destruye empleo. Pedro Sánchez, el presidente del Gobierno, ha puesto en valor la reforma laboral y ha asegurado que estas cifras se deben al cambio de tendencia y el crecimiento de contratos indefinidos. Mientras tanto, desde el PP Elías Bendodo ha acusado a Sánchez de “estar cayendo en el error de Zapatero” al negar la crisis.

Bendodo también ha criticado las medidas de ahorro y eficiencia energética, al tiempo que el presidente del Ejecutivo ha pedido solidaridad después de que Isabel Díaz Ayuso haya advertido de que no las aplicará. Ante eso, la ministra de Hacienda, María Jesús Montero, ha dicho que el Gobierno “actuará en consecuencia” si esto ocurre. Y desde el Ejecutivo también se ha adelantado que habrá nuevas medidas de ahorro energético a partir de septiembre.

En otros asuntos, repasamos las declaraciones de Margarita Robles sobres las posibles enmiendas a la ley de secretos, así como su futura declaración sobre el caso Pegasus que, igual que la del ministro Marlaska, será por escrito. Terminamos con nuevo material de Creedence Clearwater Revival.

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