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This week we start off strong with Kev doing impressions of famous actors saying the immortal line from this film. We discuss what we know about the Vietnam war that we see in movies and how that’s different generation by generation as we welcome back a younger guest (maybe for the last time because of all the shots fired) to watch the final Robin Williams film on the list. We ponder whatever happened to the 60s and why they’re not important anymore as we watch #19 on the list, Goooooooood morning Vietnam!Quote: "It's "0" "600", what does the O stand for...oh my god it's early"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093105/@longplayvideolongplay.video

This week, Rob starts us off with a shade of mahogany even David Dickenson would be proud of !! Andy and Rob expose their sibling rivalry. We cover off aspects of Andy; as an onion, what he was like pre-1994, and as a Lone/Love Wolf. We get down to the big questions, and work out who is everyone's favourite Rob? We prepare for Season 3 and Rob's top 100 Buddy movies. We work out if this film needs Mick Jagger. Rob acts like a moody teenager and takes the least amount of notes humanly possible. Andy gets shirty over the criticism of his list. And we cover off early online dating. What is left!! join us for #20 Trainers...sorry i mean SneakersQuote: "Whats wrong with this country Marty...money. You told me that"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0105435/@longplayvideolongplay.video

This week Andy gets his revenge on Kev, but the AI has Kev's back and continues to goad Andy. We discover that kids are always mean, even during war times. We debate whether your 2nd best friend is actually the funniest. And is there actually a chance there will be a Jason Statham film on Andy's list 🥳🥳 It's #21 Jojo Rabbit…case closed.Quote: "It's definitely not a good day to be a Nazi"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2584384/@longplayvideolongplay.video

Dive into the allure of classic cinema as the hosts celebrate iconic actresses like Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe, and Angela Lansbury. They explore the cultural significance of 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' while balancing charm with its controversial elements. Listen in as they discuss how changing societal norms and the advent of birth control altered female representation in the 1960s. With personal memories and reflections, they tackle themes of love, identity, and the evolving appreciation for vintage films.

Dive into a lively exploration of 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' with hilarious anecdotes and reflections on its quirky charm. The hosts celebrate George Clooney's unique performance and the film's iconic bluegrass soundtrack. They delve into the challenges actors face transitioning between TV and film, enriching their analysis with discussions on casting and comedic elements. Also on the table are thoughts on deepfake technology and playful debates about the Coen Brothers' film legacy. It's a delightful blend of nostalgia and insightful film critique!

Dive into the nostalgic world of John Hughes as the hosts explore the cultural impact of 'The Breakfast Club' and its portrayal of teenage experiences. They discuss the significance of belonging and identity in high school while sharing personal reflections that resonate with listeners. The power of young ensemble casts gets highlighted, along with humor around unusual talents. Prepare for a blend of laughter and serious themes as they unpack the complexities of adolescence and the enduring charm of 80s cinema.

Dive into the quirky world of 'Scott Pilgrim vs The World' as the hosts unpack its cultural significance since 2010. They reminisce about the nostalgia it evokes, explore its unique blend of video game aesthetics and comic influences, and analyze the film's exploration of relationships and personal growth. With lively debates on memorable fight scenes and character dynamics, they highlight the film's charm and enduring appeal. Join in as they dissect its comedic elements and its impact on the coming-of-age genre!

The hosts dive into the cinematic treasure that is 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,' exploring its monumental impact on both Eastern and Western audiences. They discuss the film’s critical acclaim and innovative fight choreography, examining how it bridges cultures. The conversation shifts to director journeys and the evolution of superhero films, peppered with humor about character interactions and narrative structure. Nostalgia for classic films meets modern 4K visuals, sparking reflections on the evolution of storytelling in cinema.

Join us this week for a coming of (questionable) age rom-com. We cover off all the big topics like; soggy bottoms, peanut butter, illegal pinball, and the fundamental differences between season 1 and 2. We reminisce about a party we went to while on a work trip in Seattle, and we find another Andy film. Join us (Smooth and Crunchy) for #27 Licorice Pizza🥜🍕🎥Quote: "You are always thinking...you thinker"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088847/@longplayvideolongplay.video

Today we talk about both a film that Kev hasn’t seen that IS on the list and strangely a film Kev hasn’t seen that’s NOT on the list. Are they the same film…no! Andy admits he’s not really looking forward to watching the film, Kev welcomes him to his world. We ask out of such a stellar cast, who has had the best career and just how blind can love be, the answer to the first question being easier than the second! It's time for sunshine, Italy and locking The Visitor in the basement of the shop along with other bad memories , as we watch #28 on the list, The Talented Mr Ripley.Quote: "I always thought it'd be better to be a fake somebody than a real nobody"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0134119@longplayvideolongplay.video