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Since this 534th episode of Have You Ever Seen hits the airwaves on Labour Day, it felt right to talk about a character who has FOUR different jobs in one movie. Mrs. Doubtfire is a funny film that has...well, to be honest, lost a lot of its comedic zing 30 years on, although the serious scenes still have a lot of emotional sting. This might be the most-personal movie the lovable Robin Williams ever made. He went through not 1 but 2 divorces, he "did voices", he once lived in San Francisco and he probably enjoyed racking up in-character insults at the expense of Mister Perfect Pierce Brosnan. He likely didn't wear elaborate makeup and a body suit to make people believe that he's a stern 60-year-old Englishwoman though. Sally Field doesn't get to have the fun that her "short, furry and funny" co-star does, but she's excellent in the dramatic scenes. So, my dears, avoid a run-by fruiting as Ryan breaks down Chris Columbus' wicked, wicked blockbuster all on his own.
For The Record: we've talked in the past about the fake trailers for "Shining" and "Brokeback To The Future". Well, the fake trailer that turns Mrs. Doubtfire into a horror movie is great too. Look for that here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crjYYEC5drA Also, it wasn't made clear that the September 22nd episode will be Kenji Mizoguchi's Ugetsu.
Your best choice to fulfill your java needs, really, is Sparkplug Coffee. Customers who use our "HYES" promo code will save 20% off the next order they make. Where do you go? Why, "sparkplug.coffee/hyes", of course.
New episodes always go up on YouTube. Look for us in your browser (@hyesellis) or put "Have You Ever Seen" into the search bar on the 'Tube. Please give us a thumbs up, write a comment, share, subscribe, all that. And you can also do some of those same things by emailing us ([email protected]) or Twitter (@moviefiend51 and @bevellisellis).
By Ryan Ellis4.3
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Since this 534th episode of Have You Ever Seen hits the airwaves on Labour Day, it felt right to talk about a character who has FOUR different jobs in one movie. Mrs. Doubtfire is a funny film that has...well, to be honest, lost a lot of its comedic zing 30 years on, although the serious scenes still have a lot of emotional sting. This might be the most-personal movie the lovable Robin Williams ever made. He went through not 1 but 2 divorces, he "did voices", he once lived in San Francisco and he probably enjoyed racking up in-character insults at the expense of Mister Perfect Pierce Brosnan. He likely didn't wear elaborate makeup and a body suit to make people believe that he's a stern 60-year-old Englishwoman though. Sally Field doesn't get to have the fun that her "short, furry and funny" co-star does, but she's excellent in the dramatic scenes. So, my dears, avoid a run-by fruiting as Ryan breaks down Chris Columbus' wicked, wicked blockbuster all on his own.
For The Record: we've talked in the past about the fake trailers for "Shining" and "Brokeback To The Future". Well, the fake trailer that turns Mrs. Doubtfire into a horror movie is great too. Look for that here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crjYYEC5drA Also, it wasn't made clear that the September 22nd episode will be Kenji Mizoguchi's Ugetsu.
Your best choice to fulfill your java needs, really, is Sparkplug Coffee. Customers who use our "HYES" promo code will save 20% off the next order they make. Where do you go? Why, "sparkplug.coffee/hyes", of course.
New episodes always go up on YouTube. Look for us in your browser (@hyesellis) or put "Have You Ever Seen" into the search bar on the 'Tube. Please give us a thumbs up, write a comment, share, subscribe, all that. And you can also do some of those same things by emailing us ([email protected]) or Twitter (@moviefiend51 and @bevellisellis).

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