Another great episode 😁

Hindsight is definitely 20/20, because this film could’ve been re-released the week of this years solar eclipse 🤯🤯🤯 Fantastic episode, gentleman!

I loved this movie and sung it’s praises for a solid ten-year before finding out it bombed.

EXCELLENT SHOW!!!the actor who died during the Yentl cast reading was Harold Goldblatt,who was born in....1899🤯

He walked out of A PERFECT MOVIE?!?!?

Saw this in theaters with my dad.

I know this movie is not great but Martin Short should have received an Oscar for this performance. I was choking with laughter

Lol what a bad movie

I may have bought this film ten minutes into this episode.

I lived in a house with a garage that was literally stacked to the rafters with garbage bags, next door to Angels, with three male roommates, in the year 2000, and we watched this DVD sometimes daily. For a year.

I just died of happiness.

These lunatics actually kept it in double... man, it’s sad when people give up on their dreams...

I have no idea who Arthur Freed (sp?) is. The musician who composed the score, who was in Frank Zappa’s band, is named Arthur Barrow.

I’m listening to The Jess Cagle Podcast w/ Julia Cunningham | James Franco on , check it out! https://www..com/ea/dir-dhz38-11ce6fb7 he was staying up all night making his own films, his dad died, he brought his students and his mum over to act in a play.this is why he wasn’t firing

It’s a point about capitalism.you can have the love of your family and friends for free but we’re sold that we need attention and clout online

The Thing is 1000% a modernized version of a story swiped from HP Lovecraft.

Keanu played an evil version of Bill in Bogus Journey

Elfman played the fiddler in a terrifying reverse filmed dream sequence

Costner’s speech was great at Whitney Houston’s funeral

Kevin Smith gets such hate but he’s such a likeable raconteur