Copy Cuts

Copy Cuts

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Copy Cuts episodes

  • Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988)

    Brad and Beth cover their favorite movie they've encountered so far with the comedy classic Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.


    Discussions Include: Frank Oz the great and powerful, Steve Martin's star persona, , Michael Caine's rogue accent choices, what makes this a good remake.

    1 hr 27 min
  • Bedtime Story (1964)

    In this episode we kick off a new set of films as we tackle the original film that inspired Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and The Hustle.


    Discussions Include: Marlon Brando's conflicting reputation, Shirley Jones being super cool, modernism vs. postmodernism, why con men are not effective tax planners.

    1 hr 19 min
  • La Totale! (1991) / True Lies (1994)

    Brad and Beth discuss the double header of La Totale! and James Cameron's True Lies.


    Discussions Include: DVD region woes, whether Forrest Gump is good, sidebars about A Fish Called Wanda, and bad 4k "restorations."

    1 hr 17 min
  • Road House (2024)

    Beth and Brad follow up their Road House coverage with a look at the recent remake.

    Discussions include: Development ups and downs of the remake, Florida aquatic life, and if they snuck a Conor McGregor documentary into this movie.

    1 hr 19 min
  • Road House (1989)

    Brad and Beth discuss the original Road House for their very first episode! Discussions include: Intros, Swayze butt, hot Sam Elliott, Brad's questionable plane movie choices, trusting actors with character decisions, and more!

    1 hr 17 min
  • Coming Soon: Copy Cuts

    A quick spot to let you know about Copy Cuts, premiering August 26. Join Beth and Brad as they talk about remakes, sequels, and more on their quest discover if Hollywood is out of ideas.

    1 min

About Copy Cuts

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Is Hollywood out of ideas? Copy Cuts watches remakes, reboots, legacyquels, twin films, adaptations, and everything in between to find out if movies have ever really been original.