HeyJaredClear Tinted Classics
Jake Baker finally watches classic films he has never seen, and gives his nostalgia free opinions on them.
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Moon w/ Adam Steele (opens the original)
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Adam is back and it is time for another moon movie! This time we've got Sam Rockwell losing his mind on the real moon while a Spacey robot follows him around. Scary. But is there something sinister waiting on the dark side of the moon? Well... turns out to be pretty existentially horrifying, so, yes!
I Heart Huckabees w/ Michael Butler (opens the original)
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Jake isn't the world's biggest fan of David O. Russell. But he hasn't seen this film, so maybe that opinion will change. Michael is back to dive deep into the existential crisis that is this film. Mark Wahlberg being good in the movie? That's just the tip of the iceberg! Which is apparently also a cheeseburger.
Wet Hot American Summer w/ Luke McLaughlin (opens the original)
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Jake saw this once, but he basically got so drunk he doesn't remember it. Except the part where Bradley Cooper has sex with Michael Ian Black. Thankfully Luke is here to talk about that, and much, much more. Check it out!
Tootsie w/ Chelsi Kern (opens the original)
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Jake is thrilled to welcome first time guest, long time friend Chelsi Kern on to the show for the very first time. They talk about the past, Chelsi's move to New York Citaaaaaaay, casting director stuff, and then they dive into Tootsie. How does an older film about a man in drag hold up to a modern lens? Well... that's what the episode is for!
Polyester w/ Kurt Roembke and Nick Tash (opens the original)
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Kurt and Nick are back on the show, and it's time to dive deep into the waters... the John Waters that is. A really specific filmmaker with a really specific brand and band of actors, how does Polyester hold up on LaserDisc? How does it hold up to modern times? And how does the Odorama scratch and sniff card hold up? Maybe a little too well... But you'll have to listen to find out!
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