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This week in the shop we question if we’re really in a shop and if we aren’t, why’s the internet so bad? We travel back to 1999 or is it 2199, either way there’s a lot to say! We wonder if it’s time for this film to be reconsidered as more of a classic than it is and discuss how sequels can impact the memories of the original film, even when no one has memories of the sequels. Kev has no hesitation saying he wants to live in the Matrix up until he hears it might be a bit like living in Instagram…Andy just wants BT to send a man, to fix his f*****g broadband. At #13 on the list, we watch The Matrix!Quote: "Stop trying to hit me....and hit me"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0133093/@longplayvideolongplay.video

This year we go back to 2014, the glory times of social media when it was just used for friendly arguments and going viral was a plot of a film rather than a horrifying reality for anyone, anywhere. Andy and Kev go head to head on their favourite performance by the lead actor, possibly thinking one is a prequel to the other. Carla joins us at the shop for one of her favourite films and Kev talks us through how watching 50% of a different film is the same as having watched this film. Robert Downy Jr is awesome but it has little to do with this film. Andy sets up a feud for season 2, things breakdown (possibly because Kev is Hangry) and opinions vary on number 14 on the list, Chef.Quote: "It's a blank canvas for your dreams"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2883512/@longplayvideolongplay.video

Today we explore a true 80s classics as we head out on our bikes to explore the woods and try and find treasure. Andy talks about his gang past and recounts still trying to find the same adventure he did when he was 1985 Andy, with mixed results. Kev wonders what the verb for not taking notes whilst watching a movie for a podcast might be called and compare water slide scenes with past watches on the list as we watch number 15 on the list, The Goonies.Quote: "Hey yooooooooooou guys"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089218/@longplayvideolongplay.video

It's a magician film...or is it 🪄 We delve back in time to "1994 Magic Circle Andy," with his love of Columbo magic films. We discuss who is Serious Sam Rockwell. We sell-in A Paul Giamatti podcast, we wonder why magicians are so focused on revenge. We cover the new genre of magic-romance movies, there is epic facial hair on display. And then we end in style with a healthy discussion about the algo. ("it's nice, in a non-bad way"). Join us for a movie about the son of a butcher, and the son of a cabinet maker at #85 The Illusionist.Quote: "I'm going to ask you a question that doesnt seem friendly. But i ensure you it is"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0443543/@longplayvideolongplay.video

This week we show our age by going deep into the 90s with a film that’s a mere 35 years old! We talk about how different the 90s were to the 80s and how cool or uncool we were at the time (everyone will definitely guess which one we were but no spoilers!) We ask if Christian Slater had the career he should have had and the power of glasses to transform any character. Did this film invent Podcasts? Who knows but it’s definitely ahead of it’s time as we watch #17 on the List Pump up the Volume.Quote: "talk hard"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100436/@longplayvideolongplay.video

This week we cover an epic 4hr finale to the trilogy…will Freddie and Woody survive...will we all survive Andy's recounting of the entire film in detail, only Andy knows and that worries us all. Woody mistakenly has high expectations of a film on Andy's list, we bring back some old categories for a bit of nostalgia. AND have we finally broken Andy, when he mentions the film didn't need romance!! 😱😱 Join us this week for #18 LOTR: Return Of The KingQuote: "Go now and die, in what seems best to you"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0167260/@longplayvideolongplay.video

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.