Lupo's Cinema Symposium

Welcome back to Lupo’s Cinema Symposium 🎬 Hosts- Christian, Robbie, and Lupo.This weeks episode we review Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind. Is Eternal Sunshine the ultimate breakup movie? Does forgetting pain actually help us move on? And how did this movie make memory loss feel more romantic than terrifying?Join us as we spiral through erased memories, frozen beaches, and one of the most unique love stories ever put on film.

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For this special “Staff Picks” edition, Christian finally brought one of his all-time favorites to the table: City Lights by Charlie Chaplin. We break down why this silent-era classic still hits emotionally nearly 100 years later, Chaplin’s legendary performance, the film’s comedy and heartbreak, and whether modern audiences can still connect with it today.

Is City Lights one of the greatest movies ever made… or are we just getting emotional over a guy with a tiny mustache and a cane?

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WELCOME BACK TO Lupo’s Cinema Symposium 🎬This week we watched the absolute chaos machine that is The Breakfast Club. From Bender’s unhinged energy to the world’s most uncomfortable detention dynamics, we break down why this movie still works, why some parts aged like fine wine and others aged like cafeteria milk, and how this somehow became one of the most iconic coming-of-age films ever madeIf you grew up loving *The Breakfast Club* or you’re watching it for the first time, pull up a chair in detention with us.🎥 Podcast: Lupo’s Cinema Symposium🍿 Hosted by Christian, Robbie, and LupoLike, comment, and subscribe if you enjoy movie discussions with the energy of friends trapped in a late-night Discord call.#TheBreakfastClub #MovieReview #80sMovies

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In this episode, we dive into the chaotic brilliance of The Birdcage, the iconic comedy starring Robin Williams, Nathan Lane, Gene Hackman, and Dianne Wiest. From unforgettable performances to razor-sharp comedy and surprisingly heartfelt moments, we break down why this film still stands tall as one of the greatest comedies of the 90s.

We discuss:

• Robin Williams and Nathan Lane’s chemistry
• The film’s funniest scenes and best quotes and our personal ratings

Whether you’re revisiting this classic or watching it for the first time, grab a drink, settle in, and join the conversation inside Lupo’s Cinema Symposium 🍿

🎙️ Hosted by: Lupo, Robbie, and Christian
🎥 Podcast: Lupo’s Cinema Symposium

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On this episode of Lupo's Cinema Symposium we give you the beautiful double feature of The Room! A movie that has inspired many early YouTube movie reviewers. As well as the 2017 James Franco starring Disaster Artist, a movie about making a movie! We originally pulled the later film in a previous episode but how can you really look at one without the source that inspired it and our review is just essentially ranting about Tommy Wiseau. Really hope you guys enjoy and show some love and peep the other podcasts! https://linktr.ee/uptownlupo420

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So this is a little off from our normal programming but i wanted to include this

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We watched Basquiat, we discussed the movie and some of the surrounding things about the real artist.

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