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It's a new year and Emotional Archeology has a brand new format! New schedule! New movies! Everything is new!! We launch into 2021 with a beautifully touching and warm movie about family with an ending that will blow you away!
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Merry Christmas Eve! This week we tackle the greatest movie of all time... gee I wonder who is writing this description... "Home Alone"! It's been 30 years since it first premiered, so get a glass of eggnog and wait for Santa and learn the complete.. and I mean COMPLETE history of Tomm's favorite movie of all time... and Merry Christmas, ya filthy animals!
What are your thoughts/memories about "Home Alone”?
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This week on Emotional Archeology we revisit a modern retelling of an old classic... with Muppets! Can the addition of these furry favorites breathe new air into a centuries old story? Does Michael Caine playing Ebenezer Scrooge as serious as a Royal Shakespearean play offset the goofiness that is Jim Henson's Muppets? Grab a slice of figgy pudding and a warm glass of wassail to find out and hear the complete history behind this nostalgic holiday classic!
What are your thoughts/memories about "The Muppet Christmas Carol”?
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Happy Birthday??.. This week we go in-depth on the origins of the legendary Christmas character of Frosty the Snowman! Where did the idea for this character, song and multitude of TV Specials originate? We’ll lead you down to the 1969 original TV Special, “Frosty the Snowman” then run here and there and discuss the 1976 TV Special, “Frosty’s Winter Wonderland” and finally we’ll run all around the 1992, “Frosty Returns”! Catch us if you can!.. Thumpety thump thump
Thumpety thump thump....
What are your thoughts/memories about "Frosty the Snowman”?
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Join us this week on Emotional Archeology as we journey back to 1992's not-a-sequel sequel “Batman Returns”! But, does he? Or is this bleak and not-so-kid friendly film filled with too many characters that Batman gets religated to a supporting character?
What are your thoughts/memories about "Batman Returns”?
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Surprise! Happy Thanksgiving! 33 years ago today, November 25, 1987, the classic comedy “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” hit theatre’s and became the quintessential Thanksgiving movie! Hear the complete history of this heartwarming holiday film from conception to reception! So grab some stuffing or sweet potato pie, ignore your family and listen to the story of “Planes, Trains and Automobiles”... a movie that teaches you about not ignoring your family.
What are your thoughts/memories of “Planes, Trains and Automobiles”?
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This week on “Emotional Archeology” we go international and take on the romantic drama “A Heart In Winter”! Can Tomm survive this nonstop French Language Arts instructional and find any beauty in this music driven love triangle?
What are your thoughts/memories of “A Heart In Winter”?
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For this week's episode of Emotional Archeology, Tomm and Jonathan take a look at the feel-good American remake of the 1974 Italian film "Scent of a Woman". They take a deep look into the creation of Al Pacino's only Academy Award winning performance and see how this film compares to the original. Will it hold up? Or fail to make the grade?
What are your thoughts/memories about "Scent of a Woman”?
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This week we take a trip down nostalgia lane and revisit the 1992 family classic “Beethoven”! Did this wholesome family film warrant scores of sequels or does the canine cuteness mask a thin and contrived plot? Also, what is it about this film that Tomm loves so much?
What are your thoughts/memories about "Beethoven”?
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