Cinema Decon - Overthinking Classics and Cult Favorites

Tin Cup (1996) - Movie Review and Analysis
Aaron and Steve discuss the 1996 romantic comedy/golf movie, Tin Cup. Roy McAvoy (Kevin Costner) is a former golf prodigy who now spends his time as a golf pro at a run-down driving range in West Texas. Content to aimlessly hit balls on the range, conduct the occasional golf lesson and drink each night with his local crew, his life changes when a new student revives his spark for the game. The new student, Dr. Molly Giswold (Rene Russo), happens to be the new girlfriend of his lifelong golf rival David Simms (Don Johnson.) Through personal and professional humiliations by Simms, Roy sets out on a mission to win the U.S. Open golf tournament and win the good Doctor’s heart in the process.

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Why the hell is Dr. Griswold in this story?

What are the two things in life you can be bad at but still enjoy?

What is the golf swing?

These questions and more on this week’s Cinema Decon.

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good night, and good luck. (2005) - Movie Review and Analysis
Aaron and Steve discuss the 2005 film “good night, and good luck.” During the Red Scare of the 1950’s, fear in America was rampant over who could be harboring Communist sympathies. Senator Joe McCarthy of Wisconsin exploited this fear in a power grab masquerading as a Senate investigative committee who would routinely accuse people of being a Communist, while denying them proper due process. When these tactics reached a breaking point, it was up to Edward R. Murrow (David Straitharm) and his crew at the CBS’ See It Now news show, to stand up to the Senator, and shed light on his unethical and un-American tactics.

Raise your hand if you really care about Joe and Shirley’s story?

Where the hell was Jeff Daniel’s character the ENTIRE movie?

What were Liberace’s views on marriage?

These questions and more on this week’s Cinema Decon.
Version 2 of this audio uploaded on October 30th fixing Steve's cut-off audio.

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A Podcast from the Sidereal Media Group

During this short break in Cinema Decon recording, I’d like to shamelessly plug another podcast from the Sidereal Media Group, Music Rewind. Music Rewind features myself as the host along with an invited guest who comes on board to discuss their favorite album. Season 1 covers a wide range of genres from Classic Rock to Hip-Hop to Grunge and even Stage Musicals. The conversations are a lot of fun. Please enjoy this episode of Music Rewind while you wait patiently for the next episode of Cinema Decon.
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Music Rewind welcomes Danny Prokup to discuss Diary by Sunny Day Real Estate.

A great conversation about the debut album from SDRE on Sub Pop Records set the musical direction for a young teenager in the midwest. .

Album: Diary
Artist: Sunny Day Real Estate
Year: 1994

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Coneheads (1993) - Movie Review and Analysis
Aaron and Steve discuss the 1993 comedy movie Coneheads. Based on the Saturday Night Live characters, Beldar (Dan Akroyd) and Primat (Jane Curtain) are aliens with the aforementioned cone heads who are stranded in New Jersey and forced to assimilate into American life.
How many comedian cameos did you spot?
Who took the home movies?
Why didn’t Beldar conquer earth if he could create high explosives from a bottle rocket?
These questions and more on this episode of Cinema Decon.
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Welcome back to Cinema Decon, where we dive deep into the cinematic treasures of younger years. In this episode, we're turning back the clock to the groovy, groundbreaking era of the 1970s. Join our elite group of film historians, as we unveil our much-anticipated Best Movie of the Decade-1970s.
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In this episode you will find:

Bracket Reveal: We'll introduce the films competing in our unique bracket-style tournament. From the classic "The Godfather" to the cult favorite "Rocky Horror Picture Show," we've selected the essential Top 64 films that defined a decade. Our panel will discuss initial seeds and matchups, giving you a taste of the passionate arguments to come as we narrow down the best of the best.

Cultural Context: Discover how these movies were not just entertainment but a mirror reflecting the social, political, and cultural upheavals of the '70s. We'll discuss how films like "Saturday Night Fever" and "A Clockwork Orange" captured the zeitgeist.

Cinematic Innovations: We'll explore the technical advancements and artistic risks that filmmakers took. Like the dolly zoom in "Jaws" or the groundbreaking special effects in "Star Wars."

Listener Engagement: We want to hear from you! Share your favorite '70s film and why it should win our bracket. We'll feature some of your thoughts in our upcoming episodes.

See the full bracket and create your own predictions here:

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So, plug in your headphones, grab your popcorn, and get ready for a nostalgic journey through one of cinema's most revolutionary decades. Whether you're a die-hard cinephile or just love a good movie chat, this episode of Cinema Decon is your ticket to the past.
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Tune in, share your thoughts with #CinemaDecon70s, and let's celebrate the movies that changed the game.

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