Devin and Josie are joined by yet another awesome guest, Franco Tevini! Together they break down the classic and influential 2004 romcom 13 Going on 30. Many argue this is what really gave Mark his big break. 

13 Going on 30 can be found for a fee on Vudu and Amazon or with a subscription to HBO Max.

You can follow Franco on Instagram @francomatose and check out his upcoming shows here:

October 9 - https://dothebay.com/events/2022/10/9/mrcf-atlas-cafe-tickets

October 16 - https://dothebay.com/events/2022/10/16/mrcf-phoenix-day-block-party-tickets

A special thank you to our EP/sound guy Jeremy Lessnau.

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Up next, we will watch Just like Heaven!

Devin and Josie are joined by Jake Turner to recap and rejoice over Stan (Mark Ruffalo) in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004). Should people be able to erase memories? Is Kate Winslet hunkier in Titanic? Why is Frodo Baggins a bad person? All this and more in Episode 6 of Ruff Love. 

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is available on Starz and Hulu with premium subscriptions.

Jake Turner can be found on Instagram & TikTok @jaketurnertown.

A special thank you to our EP Jeremy Lessnau. 

If you love the show, give us a 5-star rating and follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter @rufflovepodcast.

Up next, we will watch 13 Going On 30! 

According to Gwyneth Paltrow her 2003 film, View from the Top is terrible, Rory Gilmore would have to agree with her, but Josie and Dev do not! Come along on the journey of fabulous 2000s outfits, problematic caricatures of gay men, and most importantly, hunky Mark Ruffalo in this classic rom-com. View from the Top is available to rent on Vudu, Google Movies, and Amazon Prime.  

If you love the show, give us a 5-star rating and follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter @rufflovepodcast.

Up next, we will watch Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

For a very special *after hours* episode of Ruff Love, the team watched Apartment 12 (2000 or 2005?) starring Beth Ulrich, Alan Gelfant, and of course Mark Ruffalo. The plot follows Alex (Ruffalo) through a tough break up and his journey on his own meeting new friends and flings. Apartment 12 is available for free on Youtube.

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Next, we will watch The View From The Top.

Josie & Dev are joined by their very first guest, Jeremy, for another exciting episode of Ruff Love. We watched the 2000 film, You Can Count On Me, starring Laura Linney, Mark Ruffalo, and Rory Culkin. Samantha (Linney) is an overly protective single mother to Rudy (Culkin) and welcomes her brother Terry (Ruffalo) back to their childhood home where they both work through their childhood trauma and new challenges. You can rent the movie for a fee on Amazon Prime, Youtube TV, or Vudu. 

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Jeremy's music can be found at jeremylessnau.bandcamp.com

The 1998 film, 54, starring Ryan Phillippe, Mike Myers, Salma Hayek, and Breckin Meyer, follows Shane O'Shea (Phillippe) in his pursuit of fame in the wild and drug-filled Studio 54 in NYC in 1979. Dev and Josie discuss the major downers (drugs and plot) of the film along with the uppers (one specific character). 54 is available to watch with a subscription to Amazon Prime. 

Dev and Josie breakdown Raven Dance (1994), the second movie released in the Mirror Mirror quadrilogy. This film has something for every movie lover but most importantly, it features our main man, Mark Ruffalo, in his first feature-length film. You can watch Raven Dance for free on the Roku Channel and Plex or for a fee on Amazon Prime. Enjoy!