If there was device to measure the cynicism, anger and mistrust in the world it would be peaking right about now but we at the Cine-Files might just hav the perfect antidote. Ivan Reitman’s 1993 film, Dave, starring Sigourney Weaver and Kevin Kline is a warm funny and inspiring movie about a very good man unexpectedly thrust into the most powerful job in the world.

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This week, to honor the great Ivan Reitman John and Steve will be exploring his 1993, Capraesque classic, Dave, Starring Kevin Kline and Sigourney Weaver.

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On this episode of The Cine-Files LIVE, hosts John Rocha and Steve Morris revisit Iron Man 2 and The Incredible Hulk as they begin their revisit of the Marvel MCU movies on their 10 years and beyond anniversaries. These two films are two of the most criticized MCU films and the guys are here to let you know if these criticisms are warranted or if time has made these films grow in their estimation.

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Peter Bogdanavich’s Last Picture Show is simultaneously a tribute to the great directors of Hollywood’s Golden Age and a true film of the seventies with incredible performances from Cloris Leachman, Ben Johnson and Ellen Burstyn. With its stark black and white imagery, frank and often upsetting depictions of sex and lives which seems as real as the Texas town where it was filmed, The Last Picture Show is a true masterpiece and John and Steve have a fantastic conversation about it.

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This Sunday at 4PM PST, The Cine-Files are going live to begin their extremely long term plan to explore all the films of th Marvel Cinematic Universe. The goal is to review every Marvel movie on the 10th anniversary of its release date but to do that, we have a lot of catching up to do. We already talked about 2009's Iron Man but it's 2022 which means we've missed, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, Thor and Captain America the First Avenger all of which came out before 2012. So, we figured we knock out two of them in one shot on this weekends live show. 

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What film symbolizes the cinema of the 1970's for you? Is it the operatic majesty of the Godfather films? The descent into madness of Taxi Driver? Maybe it's the brilliant dialogue of Network or the sheer terror of Jaws. Honestly, you can't really go wrong with any of those movies. The fact is the 1970's was an incredible decade for movies and one of the most stark, honest and powerful examples is Peter Bogdanavich's 1971 masterpiece, The Last Picture Show. 

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the 1970's was, without question, a transformative year for cinema and director, Peter Bogdanovich was, without question at the forefront of those transformations. His second film, The Last Picture Show, is a shattering, complex, profound and, ultimately, unknowable exploration of the lives, loves, losses and betrayals taking place in a small Texas town in the early 1950's. 

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There are, arguably, two iconic scenes in Stanley Kramer's Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. In the first, you see the power, intensity, and genius of, arguably the greatest movie star of the 1960's, Sidney Poitier. In the second, and final scene of the movie, you watch one of the great actors of the golden age of Hollywood, Spencer Tracy, demonstrate the simple honesty, and down to earth genius that made him a star. This along with incredible performances from Roy E. Glen Sr. Beah Richards and of course, Katherine Hepburn make Guess Who's Coming to Dinner an enduring classic. 

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The Cine-Files continues their celebration of the great Sidney Poitier with an exploration of one of his most beloved films, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, directed by Stanley Kramer and starring (along with Mr. Poitier) Katherine Houghton, Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy in his final Role. 

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In honor of the great Sidney Poitier, The Cine-Files is going back to the year he absolutely dominated the box office with not one, not two but three absolute blockbusters. In the The Heat of The Night, To Sir With Love and the film we are covering on Friday, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner.

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