Finleys On Film - Classic and Funny Film Podcast

In this episode, the Finley boys talk about two films from the great Japanese director, Yasajiro Ozu: An Inn in Tokyo (1935) and Tokyo Story (1953).

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In this episode, our 50th, we talk about two films by the beautiful genius Hedy Lamarr: Algiers (1938) and Comrade X (1940).

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In this episode, the Finley boys discuss two films by great, weirdo director, Werner Herzog: Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972) and Stroszek (1977).

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The Finleys talk about three great Chaplin flicks: The Kid (1921), The Gold Rush (1925), and Modern Times (1936).

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The Finleys talk about three films staring Grace Kelly: Dial M for Murder (1954), The Country Girl (1954), and High Society (1956).

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The Finleys discuss two Otto Preminger films: Laura (1944) and Exodus (1960).

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In this episode, one of only two times the Finleys have devoted an entire show to one film, the boys discuss one of the things that got them through their embarrassing childhoods: The Great Escape (1963).

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Warning: contains profanity

The Finleys discuss three Jack Webb films: Pete Kelly's Blues (1955), The D.I. (1957), and Dragnet 1966 (1969).

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Warning: The profanity in this podcast ought to be ashamed of itself.

In this episode, the Finleys discuss two Ernest Borgnine films: Marty (1955) and Man on a String (1960).

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Warning: The Dahlia isn't the only thing blue in this episode. The language. It's blue. We say bad words.

In this episode, the Finley boys discuss two Alan Ladd movies: The Blue Dahlia (1946) and Shane (1953).

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