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- Sicario (2015) - "Welcome to Juarez" (Episode 57)
We got off of our typical era with this one. Ollie convinced Nathan to give this movie a shot and he actually didn't hate it. It was a great movie and gave the boys an opportunity to talk about one of the most exciting directors currently working, Denis Villeneuve.
1 hr 3 min - Stripes (1981) - "You can't go, all the plants are going to die!" (Episode 56)
Nathan and Ollie dig into one of the BEST Bill Murray films of all time. Ollie seems to believe that this is also one of John Candy's best roles. Give a listen to see if you agree.
1 hr 9 min - Armageddon (1998) - “Harry, the clock on that nine-footnuclear weapon is ticking.” (Episode 55)
Our sincere apologies for long delay in latest episode. Lots of good reasons for it. This episode covers probably the most INSANE Michael Bay movie of all time and the fellas enjoy diving deep into this carefully crafted "plot"
1 hr - Hunt for Red October (1990) - "Russians don't take a dump, son, without a plan." (Episode 54)
Nathan accepts the challenge of watching this Tom Clancy story from the early 90s. To Ollie's great surprise, he doesn't hate the movie for not having any wizards, potions, trolls or hobbits.
1 hr 8 min - Office Space (1999) - "Why Does It Say Paper Jam When There Is No Paper Jam!" (Episode 53)
This movie set the standard for humor and comedy that occurs in modern office environments. It is easily one of the most quoted movies of all time and we all know the frustration and emotion of "PC Load Letter".
1 hr 4 min - The Matrix (1999) - "Ever have that feeling where you’re not sure if you’re awake or dreaming?" (Episode 52)
After a longer than expected break, the boys are back talking about the 1999 film, The Matrix. This was the movie that everyone owned on DVD and EVERYONE used to show off their new sound system. We welcome back Nathan's brother to discuss what pill we would pick.
1 hr 15 min - A Christmas Story (1983) - “Fraa-jeel-aay! It must be Italian!” - (Episode 51)
Any movie that can be played on repeat every Christmas and STILL be entertaining is worth a watch. Nathan grumbles but I know he likes movie better than he lets on. I also believe he probably had one of those bunny suits when he was a kid.
1 hr 5 min - Raising Arizona (1987) - “I'll be taking these Huggies and whatever cash ya got.” - (Episode 50)
We rarely dive into Coen brothers films and many might have suspected we would start with Big Lebowski. However, we decided to reach way back to discuss this FANTASTIC comedy that was only made successful with the casting of Mr. Nicholas Cage. Is this his best ever?? Likely.
1 hr 22 min - Inglorious Basterds (2009) - "Say 'auf Wiedersehen' to your Nazi balls!" (Episode 49)
We jump back in to talk about one of the best Tarantino films and talk at length of our admiration for Mr. Waltz who is absolutely flawless in this film. The opening sequence of this film is easily one of the most impressive character building scenes in recent memory.
1 hr - Navy Seals (1990) - “If I were going to be careful, I'd have joined the Coast Guard.” (Episode 48)
Some incredible high quality action movies came out in 1990, this was NOT one of them. Despite its flaws, it is delightful enough to discuss for about an hour.
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About I'll See You In HELL!! A Podcast about movies that kick ass and take names!!!
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Two mediocre white guys, recall and review classic movies of the past and present. Try to imagine a conversation you might have with a 90s era video store clerk about what you should watch tonight. We…
WILL tackle films that won't often be discussed as Oscar worthy but are always considered entertaining. We will argue, agree and attempt to mimic accents of the most classic one liners and movie tropes. Come prepared to laugh and it is ALWAYS a good idea to listen after you have seen the film and not before.