Movieing On - Movies from 1999 or Earlier

After three weeks of being sans Internets, Toerag joins the show again. And what better show to join us on than for a movie that he picked? This week, we tackle the 1979 musical Hair!

Show notes and links:

* Hair (1979) – IMDb (imdb.com)

* Oklahoma – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org)

* Hair | Movieing On (movieing-on.com)

This week, Toerag and Rachel persist in their absence, so Breki and Linnea sit down to discuss the 1990 gangster movie starring Gabriel Byrne; Miller’s Crossing.

Show notes and links:

* Miller’s Crossing (1990) – IMDb (imdb.com)

We missed a week, so despite being two people short this week, we felt we had to soldier through. This week sees us introduce Linnea to the show, while Toerag and Rachel are away for their own reasons.

Show notes and links:

* The Full Monty (1997) – IMDb (imdb.com)

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of watching a crummy science-fiction movie from 1994, it was the age of Andrew’s final episode with us on Movieing On. This week, we’re talking about Timecop, a movie about … a time-traveling cop.

Show notes and links:

* Home – The Spoilist (thespoilist.com)

* Timecop (1994) – IMDb (imdb.com)

This week, Aramis, Porthos and Athos sit down to talk to a movie while D’artagnan is on adventures in the western lands. The movie, of course, is the 1974 interpretation of the classic Alexandre Dumas story about The Four Musketeers.

Show notes and links:

* The Four Musketeers: Milady’s Revenge (1974) (imdb.com)

* All for One (TV Series 2016– ) (imdb.com)

* The CW Is Developing a Gritty, Dystopic Adaptation of Little Women (tv.com)

* Ray McAnally – IMDb (imdb.com)

This week, the team behind Movieing On fly to Mars. Or, actually, they don’t. They just say they do. Which, it just so happens, is the plot of the movie they’re talking about, too!

Andrew and Rachel couldn’t make it this week, so Toerag sat down with Breki to spend 50 minutes of his life talking about a movie that is only 55 minutes longer than that. We’re talking, of course, about the 1998 movie Gods and Monsters, starring Ian McKellen, Brendan Fraser, and Lynn Redgrave.

Show notes and links:

* Gods and Monsters (1998) – IMDb (imdb.com)

* Gods and Monsters | Movieing On (movieing-on.com)

* Movie Review: Jason Bourne – YouTube (youtube.com)

* Justice League: Gods and Monsters (wikipedia.org)

* Why Hollywood Won’t Cast Brendan Fraser Anymore (youtube.com)

* Kathleen Kennedy – IMDb (imdb.com)

In 1972, a movie was released that talked about the slacker culture of the mid-to-late 1960s. It was the first animated movie to get an X-rating from the MPAA, the first independent animated movie to gross more than $100 million, and – according to many – a terrible movie.

Show notes and links:

* Fritz the Cat (1972) – IMDb (imdb.com)

After last week’s four-movie extravaganza, we’re back to doing a movie a week. And what a movie to go start us off with! Arguably the best performance of James Cagney, the 1949 gangster / police procedural / heist / man on the inside-movie White Heat is a good way to start the 200s as far as podcasting goes.

Show notes and links:

* White Heat (1949) – IMDb (imdb.com)

* “Red Dwarf” Psirens (TV Episode 1993) (imdb.com)

* Why CG Sucks (Except It Doesn’t) (youtube.com)

Because it needs to be seen every now and again to remind us why CGI isn’t always bad.

It’s our 200th episode, so we decided to celebrate in style. What style would that be, you ask? Well; why not a four-movie extravaganza with none of that 1999-or-earlier nonsense attached to it? Why not indeed?

Show notes and links:

* Victoria (2015) – IMDb (imdb.com)

* Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001) (imdb.com)

* Cinderella III: A Twist in Time (Video 2007) (imdb.com)

* Hopscotch (1980) – IMDb (imdb.com)

* Shooting to kill – how many men can do this? (youtube.com)