Cracker Classics

Cracker Classics

By Joshua Curfman & Ian WitzelTV & FilmFilm Reviews
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Cracker Classics episodes

  • #120 - Underwear On the Outside

    The movie: Superman: The Movie (1978)

    Ian and Joshua fantasize about saving the world and being true Americans by watching an illegal alien finding himself in the scorched fields of Kansas. Plus there's a newpaper and an evil Gene Hackman.

    33 min
  • #119 - Baby and the Tramp

    The movie: The Kid (1921)

    Joshua and Ian finally watch a Charlie Chaplin movie. They wind up discussing adoption, gangsters drawing guns on children, and the weird, incomplete Christian vein that runs through American society. 

    34 min
  • #118 - Shh...Just Let It Happen

    The movie: Bringing Up Baby (1938)

    Joshua and Ian watch this screwball comedy involving a leopard and Cary Grant in glasses. Also there's money and some sort of story in there somewhere. Does it make any sense? Is it wise to analyze screwball comedy? Is Katherine Hepburn just stringing them along for the ride against their will?

    32 min
  • #117 - Somerset Maugham Was Not a Lizard People

    The movie: The Razor's Edge (1946)

    Ian and Joshua watch this adaptation of W. Somerset Maugham's classic novel about a man who pursues the ideals of life and challenges society around him. Sounds like The Fountainhead. Is it going to be better, or just another march through Hell playing the Devil's game?

    34 min
  • #116 - Let Me Give You My Pooka

    The movie: Harvey (1950)

    Joshua and Ian discuss mental health and fitting into society as they watch this Jimmy Stewart classic. Can fantasy aid in being pleasant? And who's really the crazy one here? Is Harvey real or just a neat conceptHow are you, Mr. Wilson?

    32 min
  • #114 - Who's Afraid of Your Coping Mechanism?

    The movie: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1967)

    Ian and Joshua debate reality and how we all deal with it, with mixed results.

    Are we all garbage people? Or are we just doing the best we can with all the (gestures wildly)? Maybe it's just the alcohol...

    27 min

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Two guys review old "classic" movies to see if they're still good. Or maybe they weren't any good to begin with?