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This week Jenna and Theresa watch the fan requested In and Out starring Kevin Kline, Joan Cusack, Tom Selleck, and Matt Dillion. They've both seen this one a lot of times, listen is as they explore the nuances of satire and the way people in the 90's thought it was super fun and whacky and charming to make fun of gay people and fat people and women...

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Sarah shows Brandon “A Fish Called Wanda” from 19-frickin’-88! They discuss whether the movie holds up after all these years. Hint: It’s mostly a “yes,” except for the 80s sax.

We're back from a quick holiday break!!

Double feature: Westerns!

In this week's episode, David picked two westerns that show similar themes, and follow the western cliches while also being a unique take in the genre. In the first half of the episode, the TML duo discusses the 1985 film Silverado, and how Hollywood flipped the "western myth" on its head. In the latter half of the episode, Izzi and David discuss the 2020  film News of the World, where they talk about how the western genre has changed and what it means in today's world. 



 

The best Dreamworks movie?

Are you IN or OUT on this Frank Oz comedy? Join Discovering Directors as we discuss our thoughts on the world's most ridiculous fictional awards show, our emotional adjustment periods for looking at Tom Selleck without a mustache, and what it truly means to be a "Macho Man".

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Ken and Gar delve into the world of Victor Hugo's Paris this week when they watched Disney's adaptation of The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996). The brothers discuss how Disney strayed from the source material in their telling of this classic tale and the pitfalls of succumbing to ones urges. WARNING: We kept it as clean as possible but some adult themes are discussed so listener discretion is advised!

Featuring a gorgeous rendition of 'God Help the Outcasts' performed by Musical Correspondent, Nicole McDonagh.

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In this patriotic episode Desirae and Amanda decide that Hitchcock is pretty good and Chelsea Peretti is definitely great, discuss the fantasy of morally competent politicians, and debate the best soundtrack for undermining global democracy. Plus!  Why does evil have such bad hair?   (recorded 11/01/20)

Thank you for your patience! This week we're back to talk about De-Lovely, the next film in our Eve Stewart retrospective. It's about the musical icon Cole Porter, played with zest by Kevin Kline, as he re-lives the best and worst of his life at the behest of the angel Gabriel (Jonathan Pryce). The film features songs written by Cole Porter, all sung by popular modern musicians. But the question remains: is the film any good?

It's...charming, but never quite reaches "great." The real MVP of the film is Eve Stewart and her production design. It's breathtaking, and quickly overshadows everything else in the film. Join us, won't you?

We review an early '90s satire of daytime soap operas, starring Sally Field and Kevin Kline.

“Kevin Kline as an Italian. What a different world 1990 was.”

I Love You to Death is a 1990 American black comedy film directed by Lawrence Kasdan and starring an ensemble cast featuring Kevin Kline, Tracey Ullman, Joan Plowright, River Phoenix, William Hurt, and Keanu Reeves.

The screenplay by John Kostmayer is loosely based on an attempted murder that happened in 1983, in Allentown, Pennsylvania, where Frances Toto repeatedly tried to kill her husband, Anthony.  She spent four years in prison for attempted murder and was released in 1988.

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Tracey Ulman is killing it in the movie; well, at least trying to kill her husband anyway.
Her husband runs a pizza joint and cheats on her with his side slices until she discovers the infidelity and plots a hit on him.

Dave mentions Tacoma F.D. and John hips you into V.F.W, in theaters now.

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Here is the Chicago Tribune article about the real crime

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Best actors named Kevin and our favorite films from their filmography.
Complaints about celebrities complaining about other celebrities.
Plus, a rant about people not understanding the glory of Dirty Dancin'.

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Bless me, listeners, for I have been away. It's been one week since my last podcast...
We had a great time in Tucson, so today is about our weekend mini-break and other catching up. I review Amanda Palmer's new album There Will Be No Intermission, and I'm talking a bit about tarot, messages from the universe, writer finances, and miscellaneous other thoughts about life. 
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