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12/31/24 • 1 min

Rewind Classic Movies

An absolute shit-show of a trailer recording which gives you an idea of what you'll get in the full podcasts.

And this was reading from a script!

New episodes every week:

Rewind episodes see GB and AJ team up to look at classic movies from the 80s and 90s,

Fast Forward episodes are where GB dives into what came next from those iconic movies - whether that's sequels, prequels, comic books, video games or other random crap.

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An absolute shit-show of a trailer recording which gives you an idea of what you'll get in the full podcasts.

And this was reading from a script!

New episodes every week:

Rewind episodes see GB and AJ team up to look at classic movies from the 80s and 90s,

Fast Forward episodes are where GB dives into what came next from those iconic movies - whether that's sequels, prequels, comic books, video games or other random crap.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Next Episode

Blade Runner (1982) - Ford's bum & ARNIE as Deckard?!

Ridley Scott's 1982 Blade Runner is iconic and has a huge legacy.

It's stunning visuals and stories of replicants (definitely not androids) is universally adored.

So why can't one of these idiots love it?

Starring Harrison Ford, Sean Young and Rutger Hauer - join GB and AJ as they discuss how Dustin Hoffman and Arnold Schwarzenegger were almost cast as Deckard, and Ford's controversial voiceovers.

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And because we can, here's some AI-generated show notes:

In this conversation, the hosts delve into the complexities of the film 'Blade Runner', discussing character dynamics, particularly Rachel's portrayal and her chemistry with Deckard. They explore the controversial scenes that evoke discomfort in modern viewers, analyze the film's groundbreaking visuals and music, and reflect on the implications of its futuristic setting. The discussion culminates in a debate about Deckard's identity as a replicant and the film's lasting impact on technology and culture. They explore the role of advertising in the film's futuristic setting, the challenges faced during production, and the dynamics between actors and directors. The discussion also touches on the philosophical themes presented in the film, particularly regarding the nature of replicants and their desires for life. They discuss the film's ambiguous endings, favorite scenes, and the philosophical undertones that make it a classic. The conversation also touches on personal rankings of the film, exploring how subjective experiences shape their views.

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