nick nolte

*TW/CW - discussion of suicide, sexual assault and domestic violence*

0:00 - Intro & Summary

2:00 - Movie Discussion

1:09:04 - Cast & Crew/Awards

1:13:16 - Pop Culture

1:20:13 -  Rankings & Ratings

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Join me and actor/writer Chris Staviski as we discuss this forgotten classic.

Ever found yourself lost in the nostalgic beauty of a classic film, or captivated by an unexpected love story set in the heart of World War Two era America? Join us, as we grab the popcorn and journey back in time to the quaint fishing town of Monterey, the setting for this overlooked gem. Based on John Steinbeck's novel, Cannery Row, this episode is a deep-dive into the unique characters, exquisite set design, and the timeless love story between Doc (Nick Nolte) and Suzy (Debra Winger).

Get ready to appreciate the underappreciated, as we unravel the charm of this critically panned yet endearing film. We discuss character actors like M Emmet Walsh and Harry Dean Stanton, highlighting the vulnerability Nick Nolte brings to his character. We pay tribute to the film's deeper messages and soulful musical interludes, arguing that despite its box office bomb, Cannery Row, holds a charm that most definitely makes it worth watching.

In our final act, we dissect the symbolism and characters within this cinematic masterpiece. From drawing parallels between Frank McRae's character and Steinbeck's iconic Lenny Small, to discussing the eternal optimism of the characters set in the early 1940s backdrop. We also dig into the intriguing life of Doc and his determination to live life on his own terms. This roller coaster ride through Cannery Row is sure to leave you with a newfound appreciation for this overlooked classic. So sit back, relax and let's take a stroll down memory lane together.

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Dylan, Alex and Darren drink and discuss Cape Fear in all its incarnations... and drink. Digressions include Darrens obsession with salted peanuts, Alex's habit of breaking up fights and what it's like to get shot in the dick. And, of course, Sideshow Bob vs Max Cady. 
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Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Episode 57! In this episode, Eric and Landon salute the troops and discuss Ben Stiller's 2008 film TROPIC THUNDER! Along with a review of the final installment of the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy, and some of Landon and Eric's favorite superhero films -a ll on the latest episode of Films for the Void!

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00:00:00 Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 3
00:12:13 Drafting Our Five Favorite Superhero Films
00:34:42 Tropic Thunder
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Cape Fear! Tactical black and white versus the gritty crazy in color version. Who do you think played the better Max Cady? Robert Mitchum or Robert De Niro? Listen in and let us know. 

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Episode 42 - Warrior (2011) - Full Review Movie Podcast

"Warrior" is a 2011 American sports drama film directed by Gavin O'Connor. The movie follows the story of two estranged brothers, Tommy and Brendan, who enter a mixed martial arts (MMA) tournament each for their own reasons.
Tommy, an ex-Marine with a troubled past, seeks revenge against his father who was abusive to him and his mother. Brendan, a former MMA fighter, is struggling to provide for his family after losing his job as a teacher.

The movie's story is well-crafted and keeps the viewers engaged throughout. The intense action scenes in the ring are well-choreographed, and the emotional moments between the characters are equally impactful. The acting performances of the lead actors, Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton, are top-notch and bring the necessary depth to their characters.
The supporting cast, including Nick Nolte as the father of the two brothers, delivers great performances that add to the film's overall quality. The movie's soundtrack is also noteworthy, adding to the film's already gripping atmosphere.

"Warrior" is not just a sports movie; it's a family drama that explores themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the bond between siblings. It presents an honest and gritty portrayal of the MMA world and shows the physical and emotional toll it takes on its fighters.

Overall, "Warrior" is an excellent movie that seamlessly blends action, drama, and emotion. It's a must-watch for sports enthusiasts, movie lovers, and anyone looking for an engaging and inspiring film.

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Joel and Chris are joined by filmmaker and podcaster Ross Boyask to discuss 48 Hrs and put The Thing into it!
We not only tackle Eddie Murphy's star-making action comedy but get Ross' insight into previous episodes and get ever closer to understanding why The Thing might flop in 1982!
Joel controversially comes out against Director's Cuts and then almost immediately recants, Chris reads some Gross diaries, and Ross wonders what the noise of two pigeons being knocked together sounds like.

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This week's episode contains family issues, violence, drug addiction and harsh language. We're getting in the ring for an epic battle. Jeff from the A Film by podcast and Andrew are stopping by to compare and contrast The Fighter and Warrior.

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And now for a bit about the "whores, pimps, gamblers, and sons of bitches," by which might also be meant the "Saints and angels and martyrs and holy men," I don't know.

Also covered: ‘Sweet Thursday’

North Dallas Forty is considered a sports movie classic.  If you can tell us what it's about, please reach out to us on Twitter at @slowpitchcast.  It's confusing, raunchy, and full of male buns.  We watched it so you don't have to.  Also, Mac Davis wears some weird clothes, including a pair of Jockeys, and one scene without a pair of Jockeys.  If this is an accurate account of professional football in the 70s, count us out.

Next episode: The original version of The Longest Yard

The Longest Yard (1974) is streaming on Amazon Prime if you have it, but I'm sure it's at your local library too.

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The reviews for That's the Spirit! are in and they're not pretty...

In this episode:

• Robert is plagued by internet issues
• This Cannes Film Festival review of Elvis is a doozy!
• Trailer Droppings: Avatar: The Way of Water (James Cameron)
• Is Tom Cruise the last true movie star?
• Spinal Tap 2 is schedule for 2024 and Robert is not happy
• Kevin Spacey is back in the disastrous Peter Five Eight trailer
• Moofie Review: Warrior (2011, Gavin O'Connor)

Our next Moofie Review will be... Tickled (2016, David Farrier & Dylan Reeve)

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A film where an old racist cop along with a young fast-talking convict learn to respect each while solving a case. Kyle wants drive around in a convertible. Dave thinks more time should be given to the villains. The Machine wishes it could speak like Nick Nolte.

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March Madness has arrived so the guys travel to Western University to discuss basketball, recruiting violations and what they would do to win. The guys discuss the best and worst fake team names from movies and debate the performance from Nick Nolte. They close with they Recast as they guys make some Reel It Back history! Make sure you box out and get ready for the madness by listening to this basketball classic! 

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Phil and Jake rank the action-comedy 48 Hrs., the act of sleeping naked, and the phenomenon of mockingbirds mimicking car alarms on the List of Every Damn Thing.

If you have something to add to the list, email it to list@everydamnthing.net (or get at us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook).

SHOW NOTES:

• Mountain Dew: Southern Shock is a tropical punch variant of Mountain Dew that's available only at Bojangles, a Southeastern fried-chicken chain.
• Here’s a supercut of  Eddie Murphy laughing. We love him.
• Walter Hill, the director of 48 Hrs., also made The Warriors.
• The Lady from Shanghai is set in San Francisco and the climactic scene is in a hall of mirrors (come on it wasn't a cliche in 1947!) at Playland.
• Phil was trying to remember 16 Blocks starring Mos Def & Bruce Willis.
• Other movies discussed include Dirty Harry, Trading Places, The Truman Show, Enter the Dragon, Game of Death, Drumline and Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey.

ALSO DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:
Nick Nolte * “Lonesome Fugitive” by Merle Haggard * Gary Busey * Clint Eastwood * kids in restaurants * feeding cats like babies * Bill Paxton

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1. Dolly Parton - person
2. interspecies animal friends - idea
3. sex - idea
4. bicycles - tool
5. Clement Street in San Francisco - location
6. Prince - person
7. It’s-It - food
8. Cher - person
9. dogs - animal
10. cats - animal

BOTTOM TEN:

219. Jon Voight - person
220. Hank Williams, Jr - person
221. British Royal Family - institution
222. Steven Seagal - person
223. McRib - food
224. death - idea
225. war - idea
226. cigarettes - drug
227. QAnon - idea
228. transphobia - idea

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Just in time for Halloween, let’s review one of the craziest horror thrillers from the ‘90’s which came out almost thirty years ago and was directed by the Master himself Martin Scorcese….as his follow-up to a little film called Goodfellas.  

It stars Robert DeNiro as ex-con Max Cady who is out for revenge against the attorney Sam Bowden who failed to keep him out of jail 14 years earlier played by Nick Nolte.  Sam’s wife and teenage daughter also get put in harm’s way, they’re played by Jessica Lange and Juliette Lewis – everyone just brings it with lights-out performances as both Lewis and DeNiro were nominated for Oscars at the time.  

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Today, Third Place Brewing is in the pod studio!  Tom and Nick join us to discuss their beginnings and the meaning of Third Place, Nick Nolte, must have beers on a desert island, and several other random topics.  Enjoy!

Happy 10th Anniversary to what might be the greatest Rocky movie ever but….not actually featuring Rocky nor even in that universe.  

This film centers on the Conlon's, two estranged brothers played by Hardy and Edgerton, who are both competing to be the best in MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) – yes this is a sports drama but it’s so much more!

It stars Tom Hardy, Joel Edgerton, Jennifer Morrison, Frank Grillo, and Nick Nolte who was nominated for an Oscar for his excellent raw performance.  It’s also directed by Gavin O’Connor who also gave us the terrific Miracle in 2004.

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