This week on The Cine-files John and Steve dig into what is, inarguably, one of the greatest films of the 70's Milos Forman's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. With daring performances, challenging subject matter and powerful themes, Cuckoo's Nest leaves an indelible mark on just about everyone that watches it. 

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With the passing of Louise Fletcher, there was no question that John and Steve would, at last, have to face their fears and dig into the brilliant, challenging, moving and deeply thought provoking One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Directed by Milos Forman and starring the great Jack Nicholson, the terrifying Louise Fletcher and a cast of brilliant up and coming actors. 

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On this episode of The Cine-Files LIVE, hosts John Rocha and Steve Morris revisit, review and discuss Batman: The Mask of the Phantasm as they offer up their tribute to the late, great Kevin Conroy.  

You can listen to the conversation here but videos are made for watching and you can do that on our YouTube channel. 

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In honor of the voice of Batman, the great Kevin Conroy, The Cine-Files is going live to discuss arguably the greatest Batman animated film (and some would argue the greatest Batman film period) The Mask of the Phantasm. This was actually an idea suggested by the fans and we are so glad that they did. 

So please, join us live on our YouTube channel, this Sunday November 27th at 5:00 PM Pacific time for what we are sure will be a great conversation. 

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In this conclusion of their exploration of The Queen, John, Steve and special guest Charles CW Cooke explore politics, symbolism, family dynamics and the fascinating character of Great Britain's longest serving monarch. 

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This week, The Cine-Files is honored to be joined by Senior Writer for The National Review Charles CW Cooke to explore a film which takes us inside the royal family during one of the most difficult and controversial moments in the last 50 years. Directed by Stephen Frears and starring Helen Mirren and Michael Sheen, The Queen is a brilliant, incisive and very human look at a collision between tradition and the modern world, a real human family trapped within centuries of tradition and the relationship between the general public and person who had become more legend than living being. 

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On The Cine-Files, we've always felt an obligation to pay tribute to the great artists we've lost by exploring some of their most important works. However, we've never extended those tributes to the lives of public figures or political leaders. Queen Elizabeth II, however, seems to transcend those categories and the fact that there is a brilliant award film exploring some of the most tempestuous days of her life made this decision a no-brainer. 

The Queen directed by Stephen Frears and starring Michael Sheen and Helen Mirren in a tour de force performance as Elizabeth is a fascinating, powerful film and we are honored to be joined in our discussion by Senior Writer for The National Review, Charles CW Cooke. 

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Well, Halloween's over but that doesn't mean we can't jump back into one of the scariest and most beautifully made films of all time, Rob Reiner's, Misery. 

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Happy Halloween Cine-Files and welcome to our annual "Scary Movie" this one does double duty as both a Halloween special and a tribute to the great James Caan. It also happens to be one of the most beautiful crafted films of the 90's. Misery, directed by Rob Reiner and starring James Caan and Kathy Bates is as simple as it is brilliant and definitely well worth a Cine-Files deep dive. 

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Back in July, when we lost the great James Caan, John and Steve knew that there was no better way to honor this incredible actor than an exploration of the film with one of his greatest, if most restrained performances, Misery. This Rob Reiner film based on the Stephen King Novel is absolutely brilliant made more so by the chilling and absolutely unique portrayal of Annie Wilkes by Kathy Bates in her first starring role. 

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