***This week's episode was recorded prior to the death of Gilbert Gottfried. I will talk about him in a future upload.***
In this episode I mainly talk about a weird assortment of movies from my Criterion Collection BluRays, including Andrei Rublev, Being There, The Seventh Seal, Brazil, Blue is the Warmest Color, and It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. I also touch on the passing of wrestling great Scott Hall, in response to some listener mail and talk about my cats and stuff. It's a little all over the place. Enjoy!
Remember that you are always free to email me at db@derekbrink.com. A lot of times I reply, or even read it on air!
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| I kinda didn't realize until I took the photo that this is a REALLY weird group of movies! |
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| A very long movie that I definitely watched. |
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| A Peter Sellers classic. In my late 20s the image of Chance walking on air was my desktop background for like a couple years. |
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| I've been meaning to watch this since Max Von Sydow passed away. I pronounced his name a variety of different ways throughout the show. If someone wants to count how many times I switch it up, that would be a statistic I would be interested in reading. |
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| This DVD set has been in my house since 2013 and I'd never watched it. Finally did. Enjoyed it. A few years back someone saw it sitting on my shelf and asked me about it. They thought it was porn because of the box cover--both in color and shape. Can't unsee it. |
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| Whereas this movie basically IS porn in a couple places! But I really enjoyed the story, despite it being clearly a man writing about lesbians. I'm selling it all wrong in what I'm writing here. It really was good. |
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| A classic comedy that was a lot of fun for a little too long. :) |
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