Celluloid Jelly

For Episode 36, we're revisiting Joe Dante's THE BURBS.

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We haven't done a sixties movie since our first episode on THE HUSTLER; so, we're going back to that decade to discuss Stanley Donen's CHARADE, a movie that features two of the biggest stars of the fading Hollywood studio system: Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn.

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For this episode C.J. is joined by frequent guest of the show, Ms. Chelsea Dove, to talk about Jospeh Mankiewicz's ALL ABOUT EVE.

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After a 30-day haitus for summer vacation, we're back to prove that we ain't afraid of no ghosts! This week, Cesar and C.J. are joined by Chelsea Dove and the biggest GHOSTBUSTERS fan we know, friend and former video store co-worker Jordan Smith.

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This week's movie was picked for us by an old friend from the video store days, Nik Pollutra. Nik's a hard-core fan of classics, especially Westerns, and we're thrilled that he was able to join us for a discussion of Anthony Mann's THE NAKED SPUR. "Spur" was one of Mann's many collaborations with James Stewart, and is one of the best examples of the darker, psychological westerns of the 1950's.

For this episode, we're returning to the midpoint of the 1980's for some Cold War hijinks from Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd in SPIES LIKE US.

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"An Adventure 65 Million Years In The Making." That was the tag line when JURASSIC PARK was released in theaters exactly 25 years ago today. And what better time for us to tackle our first full episode on a Steven Spielberg movie?

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For Episode 29, we once again took to our favorite local moviehouse or cineplex to watch the most recent blockbuster; this time sitting down to view the latest offering from Disney and Lucasfilm. Many questions surrounded the troubled production of SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY, but we try to "stay on target," focusing on the final onscreen version of the film.

It's a happy coincidence that we chose OUR LITTLE SISTER (aka UMIMACHI DIARY) for our latest episode because Hirokazu Koreeda, the film's director, was awarded the Palme d'Or for his most recent work at the Festival de Cannes only a few days before we recorded.

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The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been building towards this cosmic conflict since 2012's THE AVENGERS, but does INFINITY WAR live up to the hype? We discuss our reactions to the latest box office juggernaut in Episode 27.