Welcome back fellow everymen! We really seem to be hitting our comfortable spot with these podcast episodes and now you can enjoy our latest endeavor!
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Introduction 0:00 - 27:50
Starting out in the usual fashion, we discuss movies that we recently watched in our free time. Dan tells us about Fritz Lang's Metropolis, and I am impressed with what he has to say, Nolan enjoyed an early Nicolas Cage film, Red Rock West, and I get crazy with the cheese whiz talking about Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs!
Feast 27:50 - 1:02:24
What else can you say about a horror movie that is in it for the jokes and violence? I don't know but we sure had a lot to say about it! Especially Nolan. There is a moment in the review where we talk strictly about Henry Rollins, the baddest mofo in existence, and...wow is all I have to say. Enjoy!!!
Closing 1:02:24 - 1:09:57
Next time, Nolan decides to have us a watch a movie that, as of the recording, is about to come out on DVD...The Hurt Locker. We'll see how well that goes so until then give us some Feedback and receive long distance high-fives if you can figure out the quote used at the end of the episode!
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1 comment:
Interesting note i found on IMDb regarding Red Rock West. There is a spoiler alert even though Nolan gave away a lot more in the podcast.
SPOILER: Dennis Hopper was originally considered for the role of the Sheriff, which eventually went to J.T. Walsh. However, Hopper fought John Dahl hard for the meatier role of hit man-with-low-self-esteem Lyle, which the director initially refused because of the similarities of Dennis Hopper's character to Frank Booth in Blue Velvet (1986). After much pleading, Hopper won the role.
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