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#195: IMDb IV, A New Hope
🕑 Added 2022-12-02 06:00:04 +0000 UTCAfter about a hundred episode gap, we are back with the IMDb movie game. Is the gap between these getting longer every time? Sure. Is that intentional? Is anything we do intentional?! Who knows. Enjoy!
Oh, and we talk about it on the episode but we actually DID find a YouTube channel that compiles famous celebrities first film appearances and it's awesome. Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mRE4Hoe5dQ
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Kestrel
Lorenzo's Oil is a true story ya'll
Dr.Harhar
Put hot to trot on the next review crew poll!
Colson Barnhart
My vote for greatest, or at least my favorite, character actor is Andy Serkis.
Junior
The amount of times my partner and I have said "headtotoegucci" this weekend is unhealthy
I will 100% be saying headtotoegucci from now on that was incredible
the whole gucci thing had me crying laughing at the grocery store fr
Meaghan
Thought for sure that link was gonna take me to a pic of Ryan Reynolds
Jeffrey E Morton
Absolutely your best closer yet! Kept me laughing for several minutes
My real first and last name
You should use letterboxd for reviews of older films. It's much more active than RT
fwiw, Lorenzo’s Oil is based on a true story. That woman was probably still wrong in her talking about the diet but…she was talking about real people lol
Emily Poirier
I feel like Octavia Spencer -used to be- more of a character actor, but her casting has gotten a bit more varied so it doesn't quite fit anymore. (I side a bit more with Adal in that I think Character Actor is more defined by who they are casted to play rather than how they play them)
Adam Kronfeld
Lorenzo’s Oil was the basis of one of the stupidest, least-payoff jokes in a mainstream comedy that I’ve ever seen. In PAUL, the movie where Seth Rogen voices a stoner alien, Jason Bateman is the ostensible G-man villain, known throughout the whole movie as “Agent Zoil,” who in the climax is finally called “Lorenzo” by his boss, who I think was Sigourney Weaver. But they don’t leave it as a reference, they lampshade it with another character calling out the reference. Anyway, I still haven’t see the actual movie and am likewise incredulous that Nick Nolte was ever in anything other than a mugshot photo.
