The podcast that challenges its hosts Mick and Steven to dig into the dusty corners of their minds and recall the plots of movies from years long past.
Surprise! We are back with a live episode at 4:00 at https://t.co/brTy29BQDs as a part of #GLGX2022! It will be our Secrets of Dumbledore Trailer Reaction Live Show Spectacular!
BREAKING: Andrew Garfield denies that he is a real person.
“I don’t know, I mean, we’ll see right? Maybe I am, maybe I’m not. Guess we’ll never know, right?”
Oh no! We've received word of an alien attack 30 years from now! There's only one thing you can do to repel it! Listen to this episode! No, not at some later time that's still less than 30 years from now! Right effing now! It's about the #TomorrowWar . https://t.co/WABHn7HxKQ
#FilmFunFact of the Day: Pineapple Express (2008) was a spiritual sequel to James and the Giant Peach (1996) with the connective links being the use of a giant magical fruit as a means of conveyance and the presence of friendly anthropomorphic insects.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: There was a working prototype Everlasting Gobstopper made for Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971) but it was requisitioned by the CIA shortly after filming wrapped and its whereabouts are unknown.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: Titanic (1997) was based on the true story of Francine Esterhaus, a woman who battled a lifelong obsession with throwing priceless jewels into the ocean.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: The soundtrack to Josie and the Pussycats (2001) is fantastic and it's totally cool to own the limited edition vinyl album and everyone thinks so.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: The xenomorph from Alien (1979) was modeled after some really freaky dreams I had that I thought I told Ridley Scott about in confidence.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: Legally Blonde (2001) was so successful that it motivated 6 of the 7 states in which it was a crime to be blonde to legalize it. Arkansas remains the lone holdout.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: Each and every cast member of The Wizard of Oz (1939) was poisoned by their wardrobe, including Terry (the Cairn Terrier that played Toto) whose fur was dyed with a solution of asbestos and lye.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: Goof Edition: Contrary to its title, No Country For Old Men (2007) prominently featured several old men within the nation of the United States of America.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: Following the release of Air Bud (1997), both FIBA and the NBA ratified rules barring dogs from playing basketball. However, there still ain't no rule that says any other non-human species can play basketball.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: In the script notes for Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986), it is revealed that all of the other characters are aware of Ferris's 4th wall breaks to an imaginary "camera". This condition garners him enough sympathy to get away with habitually cutting class.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: To preserve the ambiguity of the ending to Inception (2010), director Christopher Nolan convinced Leonardo DiCaprio that the entire shoot was all a dream. To this day, DiCaprio is unsure whether he is awake or asleep.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: Although their rapport on screen in 1996's #SpaceJam was undeniable, Michael Jordan and Bugs Bunny notoriously hated working with each other which lead to Bugs refusing to be involved in any future projects with Jordan.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: Easter is the day we celebrate Peter Cottontail, the magical rabbit that hides blink-and-you'll-miss-it details in movies that later get used as evidence in 2 hour long Youtube videos about how all the Pixar movies take place in the same universe.
#FilmFunFact of the Day: 2004's 50 First Dates was originally concepted as a horror film before the casting of Adam Sandler caused it to be reworked as a comedy. It's still a horror movie if you think about it for even a minute.