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The Soulless Minions of Orthodoxy - Movie Commentaries
By Justin and JoshTV & Film
The Soulless Minions of Orthodoxy - Movie Commentaries episodes
- Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut Commentary
Justin & Josh return to the Superman universe with a look at the "what if" version of Superman II. Although not perfect, it's an interesting specimen to behold. Certain modifications were bold, clever and interesting. Nevertheless, there are instances where the theatrical version out shines it and yet plenty of times when it doesn't. However, despite the strengths and imperfections of either version, the Donner cut of Superman II is a rare cinematic treat that deserves to be treasured.
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1 hr 58 min - Santa Claus: The Movie Commentary
The Soulless Minions celebrate the holidays with a look at the 1985 film Santa Claus: The Movie. It's a celebrated film from our youth, as it is with many others. Sure, it isn't perfect but it's sugary charm is infectious.
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1 hr 51 min - Man of Steel Commentary
Superman returns in a better movie, Man of Steel. It's not the greatest cinematic adaptation, however, it is an interesting spin on the classic mythos. Man of Steel isn't the equal of the Donner films, but it tries hard to be its own seperate entity. It's not perfect, but it succeeds more than it doesn't.
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2 hr 26 min - Logan's Run Commentary
The Soulless Minions take a look at the 1976 sci-fi classic Logan's Run. It's steepd in the 70's, sure, but that's what gives the movie its charm. It still holds up, however, it's not without its faults. Picking it a part and analyzing it, we sometimes have a bit too much fun. It's last day in the Soulless Minions studio, so...
RUN, RUNNER!
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2 hr - The Last Starfighter Commentary
The Soulless Minions have been recruited by the star league to defend the frontier against Xur and the Kondan Armada. The Last Starfighteris one of our favorite movies from our youth, as it is with many others. Sure, it's effects may be dated, but the movie holds up. it's still so easy to slip into the shoes of Alex Rogan and battle to save the universe.
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1 hr 42 min - Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey Commentary
Bill and Ted are back and so are The Soulless Minons of Orthodoxy as they join the Wyld Stallyns for a journey through heaven and hell in Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey. Although Bogus isn't held in the same regard as the original, it's still a worthy sequel. It took chances by not playing it safe, expanding the story and mythos of B&T. Then there's Willaim Saddler as Death...he nearly steals the show.
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1 hr 36 min - Supergirl Commentary
The Soulless Minions take a look at 1984's Supergirl starring Helen Slater, Faye Dunawy, Peter O'Toole and directed by Jeannot Szwarc. Supergirl is the least successful of all the "Super" films, critically and commercially. It can be difficult to watch at times and painful when you realize how much potential was lost. Nevertheless, we find some joy while watching it as we try to reconcile some of the plot elements.
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2 hr 6 min - Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure Commentary
The Soulless Minions take the way back machine back to 1989 and revisit one of the best time travel movies ever made, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. It's silly at times, sure, and some might dismiss it as simply silly but we believe that sentiment to be shortsided. Actually, we find it to be quite smart and effective in its use of time travel...and it's pretty funny, too.
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1 hr 32 min - Feds Commentary
Sleep tight America.
These Women carry guns.
The Soulless Minions take a nostalgic look at the 1988 film Feds starring Rebecca De Mornay and Mary Gross. Feds wasn't much of money maker and it rides on more than a few cliches but the two leads have chemistry, there's some hijinks and romance and it's just plain feel good fun as we put ourselves in the shoes of Ellie De Wit and Janis Zuckerman as they strive to join to the ranks of the FBI.
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1 hr 24 min - Iron Eagle Commentary
Never say Die! Iron Eagle!
Forget Top Gun. This is the real 80's jet movie.
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