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David Lynch & Disney… now that’s an interesting combination

Absolutely love Lost Highway! For me it's endlessly rewatchable strange kind of meditation. And I'm a huge fan of Bill Pullman. I loved your take on character actor in a leading man's body - that's so true! It feels like most of the time nobody knows what to do with him or just sees him as a not-so-compelling straight man. He is terrific in both farce comedies and noir thrillers. By the way, check out Mike Figgis' "Liebestraum", it kinda resembles Lost Highway in some themes and slow dark-dreamy nature.

Alden would be a great young Indy. I think Steven was reminded of River Phoenix in Last Crusade when he discovered Alden in that Bar mitzvah sketch

This movie needed to be more queer

I don't even know what THE STRAIGHT STORY is

If I remember correctly, at the beginning of "Coming to America" Eddie Murphy asks his arranged-bride to bark like a dog, and she responds with "Arf! Arf!" That's the only example I can think of.

Two of my most despised movies of all time (Jerry Maguire and The English Patient) were out in the same week? Hmm, maybe I was just really grumpy.

80% on RT. 66% on metacritic. $7,500,000 budget... took in $41,300,000. WHAT???

"Mike Meyers is kinda cut" at any time is beyond unreasonable

dont forget Ricky Jay as Gupta the heroin addict in Tomorrow Never Dies

Suddenly I See has been stuck in my head since 2006. and every time I make a grilled cheese with Kraft singles I pretend it's $8 worth of Jarlsberg.

You guys need to watch how you speak about the Squirrel Nut Zippers.

One of my favorite Lynch movies, this should be fun

Wasn’t that the plot of hangover 3, not hangover 2 that griffin was talking about?

Just a minor comment: nope, it's not a Trent Reznor remix of I'm Deranged in the opening and closing credits. Those are just minor edits of the album version to meet the film's timing/needs.

I had never considered this in the context of the OJ trial and, I mean, duh. I'll have to keep that in mind next time I watch. Thanks, Blank Check!

Is it just me , having never seen A Straight Story, but are Twin Peaks and Wild At Heart the only times Lynch has tackled any sort of true joy?

My favorite film. Thanks in advance.

Bill Pope deserves soooo much praise for this movie and for lensing Blank Check

1:02:20 it's more realistic that different ppl pronounce the name differently

I saw October Sky in a sneak peak preview before they showed Patch Adams. Everyone hated Patch Adams. Everyone loved October Sky.

After nearly 4 years of listening to the backlog of the pod, I have officially caught up to the present with this pod. How appropriate that it would be episode 500.

1:25:00 the dirt clouds coming off the tires are similar to smoke/vapour clouds coming out of a rocket

Mrs. doubfire at 7:51?

Penn, Murray and Depp are all horrible people

The wild part about the corn stuff is that Nolan sold the corn and made a profit

the thing that stays with me and I think about often is how he lived in a wind turbine. dunno why. but it's so evocative.

The name Midsize Sedan is good but the child actors in this film make me want to 1) shit and 2) rub it in my own fucking face.

It's Plo Koon not Plo Kloon...you guys always say it incorrectly.

46:25 I’ll guess we’ll never never know what Ben was going to say

46:25 They’ve been cutting Ben off for years now 😂😂😂😂😂 Smfh l don’t think they do it on purpose but man it comes off rude sometimes

Hot garbage but glad they sorta liked it

I HAD to chime in to say Joaquin also awkwardly thrusted in 'Beau is Afraid'. with Parker posey. so that's FOUR movies in a row

Joker 2= Beau is afraid taking place in Gotham

Roma nd Disclaimer are blank checks too

Not a hot take, but Marie should be in Every episodes. <3

Thank you for law hammer

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I loved it. Most of the negatives i hear is from people who feel like Joker’s death was personal to them. They are acting like the Joker fanatics from the movie. Saying “what a waste of time, he’s not real joker” I think he is the Joker even if he says he is not. It was an 8/10 for me. I think his followers killed him because he said he was Arthur Fleck. I don’t think he was dropping being joker forever, he just wanted to be known as Arthur Fleck, the joker fanatics killed him because he didn’t wanna be Joker 24/7. I loved tht he died in the end because the movement ended up outliving the original Joker. It’s awesome, it never needed him to fight Batman and become the “ clown prince”

I had little to no reaction to this movie, but I dig that it just confirmed my disdain for the first movie being a whole lotta nothing

Todd Phillips is just a bad director and writer is my conclusion ( shocker I know ), How do you take the " Killing joke/One Bad Day" concept and ruin it by saying this guy isn't the Joker its the name of two of your very own movies!? Who the fuck is he then just some guy?

Mann made an entire movie about hailing a cab just as a fuck you to Goldman 1:40:20

In The Insider Crowe tells Pacino about Tylenol pulling every bottle and replacing them with safety caps after people were poisoned. The Insider ends with Pacino tracking down the Unabomber story. The Unabomber is suspected in the pill poisonings, but this wasn't a theory at the time this movie was made. Also in Heat production was delayed because of a Unamabomer threat at LAX

every year blank check gets more prestige-y/reaches the heights of a ringer podcast and gets further away from bits and being a piece of the chris gethard show extended universe. and that's fine i guess.

Chipping cocaine is a cocaine user who isn't addicted

Bobby shooting someone is a plot point in the TV show. In one of the first episodes (I think the pilot) James tells Donna that Laura told him that Bobby killed someone, which serves as a possible motive for Bobby as a suspect in the murder mystery, if we believe James. In the Missing Pieces we get a scene taking place befor they enter the Pink Room bar (Power and the Glory) in which Laura screams „What downer you are!“ at Donna for not taking Coke. Also according to Twin Peaks writer Robert Engels Fire Walk with me being booed is a legend and not true. The reception was supposidely not super positive but not as negative as people say.

I watched this for the first time as an adult and fell in love almost immediately. When I saw the effects, I turned to the person next to me and mentioned that they look so much like Ghostbusters. The people who made this knew what they were doing, it's so well put together, Kurt Russel was so willing to be a goofy sidekick instead of insisting on being a leading man (despite how the studio wanted to sell it). It all combined for such an amazing movie.

I have a twin sister, we learned to tie our shoes at the same time as kids but she does bunny ears to this day and I don't recall ever learning that method.

What the hell did she smoke to think the "he put his disease in me" line is wish fulfillment. Maybe in an inverted world where being publicly humiliated is fulfilling.

Greatest line in cinema history is said by Sizemore in Heat "Well you know... for me... the action IS the juice."