Director, writer, actor, and producer extrordinaire Harold Ramis gave us several great comedies in the 1980s and 1990s! Today on Groundhog Day, we begin Season 4 by diving into two of his best comedies! Both movies share not only the same director but also the same leading lady, lots of the same cast and crew with two historic comedic actors. Wake up campers, put your booties on and join us for GROUNDHOG DAY (and Multiplicity)!

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Sean Connery in nothing but overalls?? Roger Moore dressed as a circus clown?? We're not saying these were the best bond movies ever made. But, they were the movies both released in 1983, pitting Bond against Bond. Join us as we compare each movie to determine which wins the Battle of the Bonds.

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In the summer of 1983, the Bond of the 60s, Sean Connery, went head to head with the Bond of the 70s, Roger Moore, when Never Say Never Again and Octopussy were released? But how did this happen?! How could two different studios both produce and release two different James Bond movies at the same time. Join us as we unfold the story of how this paradox came to be.

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Good morning, my neighbors! In the 1980s John Landis directed two comedies starring Eddie Murphy. The result is 2 of the funniest movies of the 80s and the launch of the career of one of the funniest actors of all time. Join us as we discuss the funniest moments of each movie and deliver our final judgment on which of these movies is the best of the two. 

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Merry New Year! Come celebrate the 35th and 40th Anniversaries of the two best Eddie Murphy/John Landis team ups of the 80s in Part 4 of our Best of 1983 Series. A poor man pretends to be rich, a rich man pretends to be poor. We will blow your mind with some of these juicy tidbits!

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The hosts of the How I Got Greenlit Podcast, directors and producers Alex Keledjian (Creator of Project Greenlight) and Ryan Gibson (Production Supervisor of God's Country) sit down with us to discuss the movies we all love and their new podcast How I Got Greenlit. Check it out here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-i-got-greenlit/id1627330924

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Join us in this episode as we dive into the history of Journey and then examine their 8th studio album, Frontiers, track by track, and arrive at our final judgement as to which is the best album of 1983.

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In 1983, The Police released Synchronicity and Journey released Frontiers. Join us in this episode as we dive into the history of The Police and then examine their final album, Synchronicity, track by track. Next week we will dive into Frontiers and arrive at our final judgement as to which is the best album of 1983.

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Released in late November 1982, Michael Jackson's Thriller was an unstoppable force in 1983. Becoming the No. 1 Album in February, which it held for 37 weeks, Thriller spawned no less than 7 singles, all of which were in the top 10. ("The Girl Is Mine", "Billie Jean", "Beat It", "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' ", "Human Nature", "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)", and "Thriller"). Join for the first episode of our Best of 1983 Series where we discuss the songs and albums that changed the face of music in 1983. Transcript at: https://surelypodcast.blogspot.com/2023/10/michael-jacksons-thriller-track-by.html?m=1

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1983 was a year that changed the face of music and defined the sound of the 80s. Join Jason and Dee as they discuss their favorite 5 songs from 1983.

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