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Hey everyone, here's early access to the next movie catch-up. On it, we discuss:

00:00:00 - Joe's Outback Experience

00:03:01 - Waterworld (1995)

00:04:53 - The Original 'Planet of the Apes' Movies

00:09:19 - Blue Velvet (1986)

00:13:20 - The Last Seduction (1994)

00:17:12 - Little Women (2019)

00:19:37 - John Woo Films

00:28:40 - Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (2024)

00:41:22 - Pitching Terrible Legacy Sequels

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Luke Gordnier

Horizon’s market is Kevin Costner, he’s been trying to make this film for decades so I feel like the biggest reason it’s not a mini series is him funding it

Luke Gordnier

Joe’s relationship with David lynch is my relationship with woody Allen films although I want to see the ones he’s not in because I can’t stand his persona.

Trembling Colors

For going down movie wormholes Letterboxd is great. Setting up your watchlist on there is convenient and has really got me watching shit I never would have heard of otherwise. Ryan, check out City on Fire for a really good Chow Yun-fat HK movie. It's what inspired the plot of Reservoir Dogs.

Luke Gordnier

I always use wiki a jump start for writing essays in college and using the actual articles for citation purposes.

JokersJuicyAss

I actually have my own movie catch up, I saw Deadpool & Wolverine in theaters and goddammit that's a good popcorn flick, first MCU movie I have ever saw and the first superhero movie I have watched since I was 8 with the 1966 Batman movie, hell it might be a movie you two might enjoy, or at least Joe will enjoy

Lux Anatis

"It's like they want to erase history and replace it with something new."

Lux Anatis

I don't believe that Deadpool & Wolverine is the first superhero movie you have ever seen.

JokersJuicyAss

But it is if you don't count 8 year old me watching the 1966 Batman movie

Nathan Kearney

The new Bill & Ted movie was the only recent movie that I didn't mind the trope younger generation characters. And that was mainly because the girls didn't hate their dads. They actually had a good relationship with them.

Mary and Steve

“You’ll never forget Frank!” is a great tagline (or review?) for Blue Velvet - and it’s true! Love him howling “I’ll fuck anything that mooooooves!” Regarding Linda Fiorentino, I remember reading she was a ‘difficult woman to work with’ which is usually just bullshit. I think Kevin Smith said something that got taken out of context. I used to love IMDB but it has become so difficult to use on mobile - and I’ll be honest, I miss the message boards!! Half of the trivia section on any given title now are nonsense un-fun facts, too. JGL is busy with his charity? Production company? Something? hitRECord. I was surprised he wasn’t in La La Land, if it had come out a few years earlier or if Don Jon didn’t flop he would’ve been all over it, I think

Mary and Steve

Steve and I talk about a theoretical Austin Powers 4 all the time There’s no way Happy Gilmore 2 will be as “good” as Joe’s ideas but I’ll bump up our pledge if you nail it. The movie pitches segment was great, would totally be down to hear another!!

Thomas Bishop

Did they play somber music-box version of the Axel F. song?

cdpren

Even though Chow Yun Fat is absent, do watch Woo’s BULLET IN THE HEAD. A little more on the serious side but still full of amazing action. Up their with his best.

Lux Anatis

Speaking of difficult women to work with, RIP Shannon Doherty.

Mary and Steve

That was a sad one, nearly 10 years with cancer - RIP Shannen

Trevor Poe

Eagerly awaiting Ford Fairlane 2.

Steven Trotter

Ryan baby how the fuck did you miss "Joy Gilmore" for the daughter name?

Bill Leon

Have you or Ryan seen A Futile and Stupid Gesture? I rewatched it when Martin Mull passed and found it pretty all right.