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Early Access: Episode 43 - Kurt Russell Triple Feature (Patreon)

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2025-01-06 21:02:12
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2026-06
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Hey everyone! Here's our first episode of 2025 where we discuss three really different Kurt Russell movies: The Best of Times, Escape from LA, and Breakdown. Thanks for all of your suggestions and comments in helping us decide which movies to do for this episode.

Stay tuned for the Patreon follow-up on three additional Kurt movies!

Comments

Mary and Steve

“We’ll grandfather the ladies in” #blessed

Lux Anatis

I had the exact same thought about the men's lodge thing watching that stupid Best of Times movie. I think it actually IS illegal.

Lux Anatis

Hey, since you briefly mentioned Home Alone 2 and the idea of the retread "it happened again!" sequel, I thought I'd share my idea for what it could've been instead. My daughter and I were talking about this a couple of years ago during our annual re-watch and we came up with a premise that separated not just Kevin from his parents but all of the McCallister kids from the two sets of parents. It would be fun to have the kids all have to work together as a family unit to make their way back to the adults.

JokersJuicyAss

Speaking of the guitar I argued with someone recently, his whole thing was because the guitar was smashed Quentin is an asshole. 1.) It wasn't his guitar, and 2.) It's not like Quentin wanted that guitar smashed, it was an accident

JokersJuicyAss

It's good to see me and Kurt share the same work ethic, "Do your job, and shut the fuck up."

JokersJuicyAss

Breakdown takes place in Arizona by the way.

JokersJuicyAss

The lesson of Breakdown is that you shouldn't buy a Chrysler

JokersJuicyAss

I'm glad you guys finally did a movie I sent you and I'm glad you really enjoyed it Ryan

JokersJuicyAss

I have been thinking of just sending you guys a load of just Burt Reynolds staring movies for a "Burt Reynolds Bonanza" as I title it

Michael Sgambati

Love 3000 Miles to Graceland have nostalgia feelings towards that film like Elvis music and Kevin Costner, also Christian Slater being a an Elvis fan reminded me of True Romance I love him in True Romance

Heath Chamerski

Loved hearing the praise for the late great JT Walsh - he was brilliant in everything and is one of my favourite all time actors too. Sling Blade is a film that he’s in all of five minutes, but he is absolutely unforgettable in that.

Mary and Steve

Sounds like I need to re-watch Confessions of a Dangerous Mind!

Scott Ruisch

Very small role in The Grifters as well but memorable there too !

Tristan Horse

Happy New Year, boys! Fun fact but Walt Disney’s last words were “Kurt Russell”. Another great episode guys, audios a bit low on this one though

Sidetracks

I can only hope my last words are half as inspiring

Jason Patterson

It was so nice to hear all the positive take aways on the movies. I wish this episode was an hour longer though. Great job guys!

Steven Trotter

Knights of Columbus? Ryan just join the Knights Templar

cdpren

I’m starting to worry 3000 MILES TO GRACELAND is going to get torn apart. Perhaps its random use of Jon Lovitz won’t be viewed in a positive light.

christopher cadigan

Just another movie idea “With Honors” starring Joe Pesci and Brendan Fraser

JokersJuicyAss

Correct Kurt hiatus ended with the Elvis mini series directed by John Carpenter, which fun fact about that Kurt has been on screen with Elvis at the 1964 World's Fair, at the same time a young Michael Eisner met Walt Disney at the same event

El bobos

A police academy retrospective please

Sidetracks

Jon Lovitz is the least of that movie’s problems 😆

Sidetracks

Another movie I have to watch! I need to read the book first though

Tyler Mammen

Still think you guys should talk about Saturday Night in a catch up. It’s not amazing but definitely a bit better than I expected. I have a feeling you guys would have some interesting things to say about it!

Chris van Dijk

Happy that you guys appreciated Escape from LA. I've always been a defender of this misunderstood Carpenter flick, and even told him to his face during a Dutch convention that I considered it 'underrated'. I even have a tattoo of Escape from New York but using the final line of LA- 'Welcome to the Human Race'. Truly one of the greatest final lines of cinema.

Chris van Dijk

Also important to note that Carpenter's work is anti-authoritarian, and much of his work, has such themes- even Memoirs of an Invisible Man, which includes a corrupt and vicious government official. But Snake Plissken is the ultimate personification of Carpenter's anti-authoritarian sensibilities.