70mm

Danny, Proto, and Slim chat about LAST ACTION HERO (1993).

Other topics include Arnold's birthdays, Patreon rumors, Murder on the Orient Express, Free Willy, Chinatown 1 & 2, Disaster Artist, Man Ass Letterboxd List, golden ticket choices, your lovely feedback, and more.

Danny, Proto, Slim, and special guest Skottie Young chat about PAN'S LABYRINTH (2006).

Other topics include Skottie's Letterboxd ratings, AppleTV+, LOTR, Gone in 60 Seconds, Patreon rumors, your lovely comments, and much more.

Danny, Proto, and Slim chat about ARMAGEDDON + DEEP IMPACT (1998).

Other topics include the infamous Hamilton poll results, The Last Temptation of Christ, Nausicaå, Harriet, Al Pacino, next week's special guest: Skottie Young, your lovely voicemails, and more.

Danny, Proto, and Slim chat about Lynne Ramsay's RATCATCHER (1999).

Other topics include 70mm Drive-In episode idea, big 25th episode coming soon, Hamilton polling, the movies we watched this week, Mel’s Letterboxd + Instagram + Patreon, your lovely voicemails, and more.

Danny, Proto, and Slim chat about Roland Emmerich's Independence Day (1997).

Danny, Proto, and Slim chat about Stanley Kubrick's The Shining (1980).

Other topics include Proto watching Knives Out, our new shirt store going LIVE, your lovely voicemails, Proto's BIG pick, and much more.

Danny, Proto, Slim, and special guest show producer Dale gather around a beachside campire to chat about Steven Spielberg's JAWS (1975).

Other topics include Dale watching more movies than all of us combined, a HUGE announcement for episode 25, an update on Proto's pick, your lovely voicemails, and more.

Danny, Proto, and Slim chat about The Mummy (1999).

Other topics include Raising Arizona, Proto making a special announcement, CGI that is bad but also good, your lovely voicemails, renting Shirley for a good cause, and more.

Danny, Proto, and Slim chat about SHIRLEY (2020).

FYI, Letterboxd teamed up with NEON to have virtual screenings of SHIRLEY since everyone is stuck at home. Better still, all profits will be donated to Firelight Media: a non-profit supporting non-fiction cinema by and about communities of color. Rent it for just $5.99 and support your communities.

REAL QUICK before we get into Michael Keaton and his insane hairline fighting crime in the streets of Gotham, VHS Village and all of 70mm: Danny, Proto, producer Dale, and myself want to talk about how YOU can fight crime in your community. George Floyd was an innocent black man murdered by a white cop in broad daylight. The systemic racism and police brutality in this country should disgust you.

And if you're white like us it's time to use your privilege to help others. Visit blacklivesmatter.com or blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ for more information on how you can support your black communities and consider donating to bail-out funds and the ACLU. Amplify black voices that you follow on Twitter and Instagram. Educate yourself and watch movies made by black creators. There is a handy Letterboxd list showing right now in this podcast chapter. Change starts from us listening and learning, and speaking up when you see injustices happening. That could mean speaking up when your aunt Karen says "ALL lives matter" and trying not to tell her to shut the off up and explain to her that the black community is hurting right now, or it could mean reaching out to your black friends to ask how they are and how you can support them, or it could mean marching down the streets with your community protesting police brutality.

It's also OK to change and grow and learn and feel embarrassed when given feedback on how you're not supporting someone. What I'm saying is, you don't need a poofy mullet like Bruce Wayne to make a difference. It's not enough to just NOT be a racist. It's time to speak up and do more.