We review film #54: “M.A.S.H.”…the 1970 film that showed that the medical section of the Korean War was college only without the parties…

As a special bonus episode of TOP SHELF and in memoriam of Harold Ramis (aka Egon) passing, we watched the classic 1984 movie “Ghostbusters“.  The movie that made a generation of boys and girls want to grow up and fight ghosts.  Seriously, if you haven’t seen this movie, stop what you’re doing and go out […]

We review film #55: “North By Northwest”…the 1959 suspense film that told the world Mount Rushmore could easily be the setting of an action sequence.

We review film #56: “Jaws”…the 1975 film where you NEVER WANT TO GO IN THE OCEAN AGAIN!  EVER!

We review film #57: “Rocky”…the 1976 boxer flick that caused a generation of men to dream of running up the stairs at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and act like it was an accomplishment…which it is.

We review film #58: “The Gold Rush”…the 1925 Charlie Chaplin film that teaches you, when all else fails boiling your shoes and eating them are a viable alternative to food.

We review film #59: “Nashville”…the 1975 musical movie where every actor you know from the 70’s in one single film singing country western songs.  Now  featuring the magical non-speaking Jeff Goldblum!

We review film #60: “Duck Soup”…the 1933 film that features the Marx Brothers with more jokes and one liners per minute than any other film ever.

We review film #61: “Sullivan’s Travels”…the 1941 film where people talked fast, hobos were cool, movie theaters were noisy, and WHAT THE HELL IS SWINGO?!

We review film #62: “American Graffiti”…the 1973 film all about teenagers in the early 60’s and-oh look!  It’s Han Solo!  That’s not Chewbacca.