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Did you know that a movie about a fishing vessel that is lost in a monster hurricane was a huge hit in 2000? Well, neither did we. This week we are discussing the hit film, The Perfect Storm, and asking the tough questions like "are you a Gloucester-man."
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Special thanks to Le Goose for our intro music.
The sun is beginning to shine and the weather is warming up so we are shifting our focus from the doldrums of quarantine to the excitement of Summer films. We kick off our Summer Blockbuster Series by looking at the biggest hit of 1990, Ghost. To help us commemorate the 30th anniversary of this box-office behemoth, we are joined by JD Duran of In Session Film.
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The final installment of our COVID-19 series is here and this time we are focusing on emerging from a long quarantine. To capture this topic, we're discussing the 1999 Brendan Fraser and Alicia Silverstone "comedy," Blast from the Past. To help us with this discussion, we welcome back Michael Denniston of the great Sober Cinema.
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As our quarantine continues, so does our COVID-19 series. This week, we are going back to 2006 to take a look at what we thought our world and our government would look like in the future in Idiocracy. Joining us to talk about this oddly prescient film is Amanda of the Cinema Geeks.
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Our confinement continues but the show must go on. We press on with our COVID-19 theme and tackling the isolation of being quarantined by discussing the Tom Hanks classic, Cast Away. To help us cure our loneliness, we reach out to our old friend, DJ Valentine, of the Simplistic Reviews Podcast.
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Special thanks to Le Goose for our intro music.
We continue our COVID-19 theme by focusing on being quarantined for long periods of time with your loved ones. What happens when we are trapped with our family and have no where to go? We revisit the 1983 classic, National Lampoon's Vacation, to help us answer that question. If that isn't enough, we have a family expert, Mr. Jared Dotson of the great Sober Cinema, to provide his perspective on the lovely families of the greater Lexington area.
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Desperate times call for desperate measures. As the world confines itself (mostly) to escape a deadly virus that is threatening the globe, we step in to do our part and bring joy to the world. We're back to entertain you with our really bad jokes and complete lack of film knowledge. This week, we're keeping it timely by covering the 1995 Wolfgang Petersen joint, Outbreak.
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We close out 2019 by looking back at one of the classics of 1999, Go. Also, we are contractually obligated to discuss the beloved Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker.
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We've got just what you have been asking for: a deep dive on the fashion sense on display in Arnold Schwarzenegger's Commando. Chain mail anyone?
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We at the True Bromance Film Podcast pride ourselves on our efforts to really highlight the hidden gems that can enrich our listeners' lives. We scrap that this week and indulge ourselves in the glory of Stallone, Snipes, and Bullock in Demolition Man.
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