Adam and Andy tackle one of the most beloved and critically lauded movies of all time, the incomparable Casablanca!  Humphrey Bogart is suave as Rick, Ingrid Bergman is beautiful as Ilsa, and Claude Rains lends wry wit as Captain Renault in this classic film. 

Round up the usual suspects and play it, Sam!

Show Notes:
What We’ve Been Watching:
Adam: The Matrix, The Matrix Reloaded, The Matrix Revolutions, Camp Nowhere, Romancing the Stone

Andy: The Spy Who Loved Me, Moonraker, For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy, A View to A Kill, The Living Daylights, License to Kill, GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies

Chapters:
(~0:09) Introduction
(~0:41) What We’ve Been Watching
(~14:08) Featured Review
(~31:35) Up Next
(~32:00) Closing

Extras
/Film’s Quarantine Stream

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Julia Roberts, Lili Taylor, and Annabeth Gish are three young women slinging pizza and chasing dreams, in 1988's Mystic Pizza.  Adam and Andy discuss this early film of not only future star Julia, but also a young Matt Damon (for about ten seconds of screen time).

Who doesn't love pizza?? This episode is mmm mmm good!

Show Notes:
Viewer Question:
What is your favorite “chick flick”?

Chapters:
(~0:08) Introduction
(~1:02) Featured Review
(~16:46) Viewer Question
(~23:19) Closing

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Annelle, Truvy, M'Lynn, Ouiser, Clairee, and Shelby are six women who share laughter, love, and tears in a small northwestern Louisiana town, in Herbert Ross's Steel Magnolias.  Adam and Andy dissect the small town "goings-on" of this beloved "chick flick". 

Whether you have something nice or not to say about the film, come sit by them!

Show Notes:
What We’ve Been Watching:
Adam: Timecop, Timecop: The Berlin Decision

Andy: Creepshow (2019), Dr. No, From Russia with Love, Goldfinger, Thunderball, You Only Live Twice, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, Diamonds Are Forever, Live and Let Die, The Man with the Golden Gun

Chapters:
(~0:09) Introduction
(~0:42) What We’ve Been Watching
(~9:58) Featured Review
(~29:36) Closing
(~29:54) Up Next

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This episode finds Adam and Andy talking about Steven Spielberg's Empire of the Sun, featuring a 12-year-old Christian Bale.  Bale plays Jamie Graham, a young boy who is forced to fend for himself during WWII, and along the way is aided by (and aggravates) many people, including John Malkovich, Joe Pantoliano, and Miranda Richardson. 

No mama, no papa, no whiskey soda, just some good discussion about this wartime epic!

Show Notes:
Viewer Question:
What is your favorite prison/incarceration movie?

Chapters:
(~0:09) Introduction
(~0:46) Featured Review
(~23:38) Viewer Question
(~29:07) Closing
(~29:36) Bonus!

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Steve McQueen, James Garner, Charles Bronson, and Richard Attenborough lead the way in a daring escape from a P.O.W. camp, in 1963's The Great Escape.  Join Adam and Andy as they discuss this exciting action film and its stellar cast.  This episode is suitable for any Tom, Dick, and Harry!

Show Notes:
What We’ve Been Watching:
Adam: Prop Culture, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, Ant-Man, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot

Andy: The Out-of-Towners, The Out of Towners, Alita: Battle Angel, The Inglorious Bastards

Chapters:
(~0:09) Introduction
(~0:43) What We’ve Been Watching
(~11:37) Featured Review
(~28:54) Closing
(~29:17) Up Next

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Adam and Andy take a trip back to the 70s, as they discuss another disaster film, the classic (?) Earthquake, with Charlton Heston.  The citizens of Los Angeles have a terrible day, as the title disaster brings anything and everything down around them.  Adam and Andy (and Kirby) sift through the wreckage and discuss the film, the supporting cast, and why Walter Matthau decided he wanted to be billed as Walter Matuschanskayasky (say THAT three times fast).

Take cover and get ready for a magnitude of fun.

Show Notes:
Viewer Question:
Have ever left the theater while a movie is still playing?

Chapters:
(~0:09) Introduction
(~0:30) Featured Review
(~33:08) Viewer Question
(~40:24) Closing

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John Cusack has to race against time to save his family from getting swallowed up by an unstable planet Earth, in 2012!  Adam and Andy discuss this modern-day disaster film, directed by the new king of disaster movies, Roland Emmerich. 

Try to keep up, your life may depend on it! (OK, not really)

Show Notes:
What We’ve Been Watching:
Adam: Stuber, Deep Impact, Armageddon, Poseidon, Source Code

Andy: Stuber, Bad Education, The Nightingale, Murphy’s Law

Chapters:
(~0:09) Introduction
(~0:32) What We’ve Been Watching
(~7:09) Featured Review
(~26:00) Closing
(~26:19) Up Next

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It's The Magnificent Seven....innnnnn spaaaaaaaace!!  This episode features a discussion of Battle Beyond the Stars, a Roger Corman-produced futuristic look at what happens when evil Sador (John Saxon) threatens to destroy the planet of Akir.  It's TV's John-Boy (Richard Thomas) to the rescue, along with a group of ragtag mercenaries and warriors as they set out to stop Sador and bring peace to the galaxy.  

Or something like that.  Hop in your spaceship and set your blasters to fun!

Show Notes:
Viewer's Question
What is your favorite movie remake?

Comment/email your answers.

Chapters:
(~0:10) Introduction  
(~0:40) Featured Review  
(~26:55) Viewer Question  
(~36:53) Closing  

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Gunslingers unite to defend a village against bandits in The Magnificent Seven, a Western retelling of Seven Samurai.  Adam and Andy discuss the coolness of Steve McQueen, the baldness of Yul Brynner, and the toughness of Charles Bronson in this episode. 

So grab your spurs and whiskey and ride along! 

Show Notes:
What We've Been Watching
Adam: Doctor Sleep (Extended Version), Taskmaster

Andy: Virtuosity, Diggstown, The Night Comes for Us, The Wrong Guy, Mom and Dad

Chapters:
(~0:08) Introduction  
(~0:25) What We've Been Watching  
(~10:41) Featured Review   
(~39:10) Up Next  
(~39:21) Closing 

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Bill Murray is a counselor at Camp North Star, and he and other CITs (counselors-in-training) try and keep the kids in line and their hands off of each other in Meatballs!  Will Camp North Star beat Camp Mohawk in this year's Olympiad?  Where will Morty wake up tomorrow?  And why the hell is this movie called Meatballs?  

Grab your bug spray and some marshmallows and check out this episode!

Show Notes:
Viewer's Question
What is your favorite camp comedy?

Comment/email your answers.

Chapters:
(~0:09) Introduction  
(~0:41) Featured Review  
(~16:33) Viewer Question  
(~24:15) Closing  
(~24:44) Up Next  

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