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Tonight, we drink about OVER THE TOP (1987) w/ Heady Topper by The Alchemist! "Over the Top is a 1987 American sports drama film starring Sylvester Stallone. It was produced and directed by Menahem Golan, and its screenplay was written by Stirling Silliphant and Stallone. The original music score was composed by Giorgio Moroder. The main character, Lincoln Hawk, played by Stallone, is a long-haul truck driver who tries to win back his estranged son, Michael, while becoming a champion arm wrestler." Subscribe & Follow Us For More! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/beardsandbrewscast/ Threads - https://www.threads.net/@beardsandbrewscast Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BeardsAndBrewsCast/ All Audio Outlets - https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beardsandbrews Music provided by FREESOUND MUSIC by Giorgio Di Campo. 1 Hour Bossa Nova Mix - https://youtu.be/BdGqWPkBehg

Ein Film übers harte Lastwagenfahren? Vergesst Friedkins "Atemlos vor Angst". Ein Film über Sorgerechtsstreit? Vergesst "Kramer vs. Kramer". Ein Film übers Armdrücken? Vergesst… Nein, Moment – es gibt nur diesen einen! Gleichzeitig ist er auch der König der anderen beiden Genres. Sylvester Stallone als Lincoln Hawk in einer Produktion der legendären Cannon Films geht nicht nur ans Limit, er geht "Over the Top"!

“I feel… like a truck… like a machine.” If you feel like a truck, too, we invite you to join John, Kevin, and special guest Andrew for the final round of our series on OVER THE TOP. Listen as we discuss an onslaught of product placement, Rick Zumwalt's audition process, the motley crew of contenders, and the epic shiftiness of Lincoln Hawk - amateur at everything. This episode covers 1:12:22 - 1:30:00; Michael reaches the tournament, Hawk reaches the final four, Michael hides from Cutler's goons, Hawk and Bull Hurley advance to the championship, Michael gives Hawk a pep talk, and Hawk wins it all.

Are you ready for some arm wrestling?!? Kevin, John, and Andrew are back in the 4th installment of our dissection of OVER THE TOP. Join us as we talk lot lizards, Hawk(s) family theories, Lady Parts, self-destructive tendencies, and the incomparable grip of Lincoln Hawk. This episode covers 54:25 - 1:12:22; Hawk sells his truck, Michael finds letters from his father, Hawk bets everything on himself, the tournament begins, Michael runs away, Hawk takes his first loss, and Cutler makes Hawk an offer he CAN refuse.

It's NYC fashion week and Blair is sulking, Dan is using Chuck's messy personal life for a writing exercise, Lil J is ditching the school that Lincoln Hawk royalties pay for, and Serena is walking in Eleanor's show but in a dress designed by Lil J. What could go wrong!? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eveningintheaughts/support

The Wizard Welcome to The Guys Review, where we review media, products and experiences.  **READ APPLE REVIEWS/Fan Mail**Mention Twitter DM group - like pinned tweet @The_GuysReviewRead emails theguysreviewpod@gmail.comTwitter Poll The Wizard (a little note from me is that here in Sweden the movie is called Gameboy. so it took me awhile to find all the info on the movie. so if something is missing i'm sorry.) Director: Tom Holland     Writer:David Chrisholm Starring:  Fred SavageLuke EdwardsJenny LewisVince TrankinaWendy PhillipsChristian Slater Released: Dec 15, 1989 Budget: $6M ($14,335,935.48M in 2022)  Opening weekend US & Canada $2,142,525M ( $5,119,183.36M in 2022)  Gross worldwide $14,278,900M ($34,116,898.20 in 2022)  Ratings:   IMDb 6.0/10 Rotten Tomatoes 27% Metacritic 23% Google Users 76%  Here art thine Awards My Lord Tucker the Wanker second Earl of Wessex. Lord of the Furries. Heir of Lord baldy the one eyed snake wrestler. Protector of Freedom units. Step Sibling with funny feelings down stairs. Entertainer of uncles. Jailor of innocent. Young Artist Awards 1990 Plot of the movie   TOP 5 Facts During the final Video Armageddon scene, the last game used was "Super Mario Bros. 3." It was meant to be revealed in the movie before it was released on the NES. The first time we got to see the game was when the film was first released in theatersThe translations of some of this film's foreign language titles include Joy Stick Heroes (Germany), Sweet Road (Japan), The Wizard of Videogames (Italy and Brazil), Videokid (France), The Little Wizard (Spain), Gameboy (Sweden), Game Over (Finland), and The Child Genius (Canada; French language).The truck that Spanky Frank McRae borrows from "Old Pete" in the movie is the same truck driven by Sylvester Stallone's Lincoln Hawk character for most of the movie Over the Top (1987). You can even see "Hawk Hauling" on the door as Spanky climbs of the cab during the rescue of Jimmy from Runaway recovery expert Putnam.A young Tobey Maguire can be seen as one of Lucas' friends in the scene just after the three finalists for Video Armageddon are announced. He is on the far left with the mullet hair cut.The sounds made by Lucas' Power Glove as he punches its keys are the five classic tones from Close Encounters of the Third Kind. **TRIPLE LINDY AWARD** **REVIEW AND RATING** TOP 5Stephen:1 Breakfast club2 T23 Sandlot4color out of space5 Mail order brides Chris:1. sandlots2. T23. trick r treat4. rocky horror picture show5. hubie halloween Trey:1) Boondocks Saints2) Mail Order Brides3) Tombstone4) Very bad things5) She out of my league  Tucker:1. T22: Tombstone4: My Cousin Vinny5: John WickNational treasure WHAT ARE WE DOING NEXT WEEK? Web: https://theguysreview.simplecast.com/EM: theguysreviewpod@gmail.comIG: @TheGuysReviewPodTW: @The_GuysReview - Twitter DM groupFB: https://facebook.com/TheGuysReviewPod/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYKXJhq9LbQ2VfR4K33kT9Q Please, Subscribe, rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts from!! Thank you,-The Guys

Lincoln Hawk will fight for his son the only way he knows how, and we'll talk about OVER THE TOP the only way we know how! 80srevisited@gmail.com to talk with us, and leave a review for us! Thank you for listening 80s Revisited, hosted by Trey Harris. Produced by Jesse Seidule.

This week I sit down with personal trainer, consistency coach, and best-selling author, Chad Austin. Chad shares his recipe for helping busy professionals get out of their own way, and improve their quality of life by building consistency and making fitness a priority. We also pay homage to the movie "Over The Top" and lessons learned from Lincoln Hawk. Chad and I discuss the positive effects that exercise has on mental health. Chad shares his approach to success, and how to "find a way" to get results. A very open and honest chat about how we can change our relationship with exercise and become the best version of ourselves. To Learn More About Chad's Work Please Visit: https://makefitnessapriority.com/

In an effort to expose her son to a world beyond their mansion, Christina asks her estranged husband Lincoln Hawk to take their son on a road trip so they can become closer. Hawk, a professional trucker and aspiring arm wrestler, reluctantly agrees and picks his son up from the Military Academy. It's not long before the two start to bond while trying to escape Christina's father as he does everything in his power to prevent the two from being together. Can love prevail, or will Lincoln lose his grip on the situation?

This week, Julia the Film Fanatic and Barry the Film Critic hop aboard the big rig truck of Lincoln Hawk…or Hawks…I think its Hawk. Be amazed by the play-by-play of cinema's definitive (and only) arm wrestling championship/ deadbeat dad redemption drama. Hear Barry's uncanny Sylvester Stallone impression and marvel at how a Kenny Loggins song can make a movie sound really good! Pull up a seat, turn your hat backwards and flex this episode.

Tara, Adam and Dave are going back to the 80's for a movie that is ROCKY meets CONVOY and the title describes it best - OVER THE TOP!!Lincoln Hawk, Sylvester Stallone, is a buttoned up but restless truck driver who's running from the family he never wanted to leave. His estranged 12-year-old-son, Michael, is a buttoned up private school cadet who's never been off track in his life. But after his mother falls ill, Lincoln Hawk picks up his son at the academy for a road trip to not only bring them back to his mother, but to bring father and son closer together on the road of life. Oh, and Michael's maternal grandfather is some rich crazy guy who wants Lincoln out of the grandson's life. And there's arm wrestling. Add it all up and you OVER THE TOP!!This month we're supporting The Black Fairy Godmother Foundation whose mission is to restore Black and Brown families' stability by removing the barriers that keep them in abject poverty and domestic violence situations.You can find more information and donate at BlackFairyGodMother.org.“Carpentune” Intro and outro music composed & performed by Gregory BromfieldFollow us on Twitter @Craptaculus and on Instagram @cinemacraptaculusiTuneshttps://apple.co/34WS22mSpotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/6JkObSg6o3RdKcSmJ5zeZ3?si=qO56jiXeTueoRIvQYZCEsQ

MEET US HALFWAY...and think about joining our Patreon! Yep, the Cannon Bros are on a little bit of a Cannon respite but we haven't stopped the Cannon train rolling. Today we are giving you a taste of a Patreon exclusive episode we have up now. We did commentary for all of Sylvester Stallone's "Over The Top". It's a fun one for a great movie, so take a sample of us breaking down what a bad dad Lincoln Hawk is...and what a bad Grandpa Jason Cutler is...and what a bad son Michael is. OK, so everyone but the Mom sucks. Bunch of lil shits all arm-wrestling and driving trucks. It's a fun ride so join on in! Follow us on the socials: Twitter: @thecannoncanon Instagram: @thecannoncanon And join our new Patreon: patreon.com/thecannoncanon Please rate and review us!

It's like a switch! Det har gått 5 år sedan retropojkarna släppte sitt första avsnitt, och sen den dagen har det ständigt legat i luften att hela poddens orsak till existens är denna film. OVER THE TOP är ett armbrytnings-epos med Stallone i sitt livs ljuvligaste form. En produktion med århundradets soundtrack och väldans mycket skimmer. Och medan Jocke presenterar en träffsäker teori om filmens titel och åker utomlands för leksakstobak så vältrar sig Coma Cop i tårar av sentimentalitet och minns sina dagar som armbrytar-kung. Utöver detta får vi också höra allt om Tages och Over the top-författaren David Engelbachs facebook-chat. 85-95 podcasts viktigaste avsnitt, till dags datum, är sponsrat av discshop.fi. Skicka in en ljudfil där du bjuder på din bästa eller sämsta imitation av Stallone så är du med i lyssnartävlingen. Vi lottar ut en bluray-box som innehåller 5st av Stallones absoluta pärlor. Vinnarna får även noga utvalda produkter ur poddens merch-sortiment. Vi vill ha ditt bidrag till 8595podcast@gmail.com innan söndagen 05.09.2021. "It's like a switch that goes on, and when the switch goes on I feel like another person, I dunno, I feel like.. Like a truck.. Like a machine.." Lincoln Hawk, 1987 Hitta oss här: Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/8595podcast iTunes - http://tinyurl.com/jkezzwz Acast - https://www.acast.com/8595 Facebook - www.facebook.com/8595podcast/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/8595_podcast/ Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/8595podcast 8595podcast@gmail.com

Vax Lotto, Lincoln Hawk, Lifting While Driving a Big Rig and Spit Balling the Plot for Over the Top 2

On this edition of Sucktastic, it's a rockus ride, fueled by steak and motor oil! Humble truck driver Lincoln Hawk is out to emotionally manipulate, er, I mean...BOND with his estranged son, on a classic father/son road trip to see the boys sick mother. While Linc sets out to mend fences with his stubborn spawn, the boy's equally manipulative grandfather is out to put a stop to it! IF ALL THAT WASN'T ENOUGH, the dysfunctional family dynamic is set to a back drop of grunting, spitting, snarling lunatics and maniacs, out to be the best in the world's oldest test of strength! This episode is a special family affair! Our Sister and Brother-in-Law, Samantha and Brian Kennedy join us to talk the high octane, coked up, rip roarin' roided out arm wrestling epic, Over the Top, this week on Sucktastic Cinema!

It's time to go to work this week, and in the spirit of Lincoln Hawk(s?), Cooper and Nolan weren't going to let anything stop them from making their 25th episode... not even increased Covid restrictions or the challenges of distance recording.  The result was a lot like OVER THE TOP itself - it may not be pretty, but it's a good time.  Creepy family vibes, scenery-chewing performances, nonsensical tournament formats... there's a lot to wrestle with in this movie, and the guys are taking it on with some help from Big Rig Brewery.  With the magic combination of Cannon Films and 80s Stallone, you're going to want to meet this episode more than halfway!

Buckle up for Sylvester Stallone in the pinnacle of his career! Like you've never seen him before! Against all odds! A true underdog in 1987's Over The Top! Trucker, Lincoln Hawk and his son Mike rekindle a lost relationship on the road to the biggest arm wrestling competition in the world per the request of Mike's ill mother. Will they find a way to meet each other half way? Will Mike take his dad's last name(tehe)? Does Sylvester Stallone even care about this movie? Tighten up your hat a half a turn and focus up! we're going over the top! **Give us a call and leave a voicemail about your thoughts of the show! 319.804.9596 **Also, we have a Patreon. If you are enjoying the podcast, want to support us and enjoy some extra perks and bonus content, check it out at http://confusedbreakfast.com **Episode Timeline: 0:00:00- Introduction 0:02:00- Fan voicemail (angry) 0:07:05- Pertinent movie details from Sean 0:10:30- Reactions and thoughts about the first time we saw this movie 0:14:30- Critical and fan reviews from AJ 0:22:08- Scene by scene breakdown 1:27:15- The hosts modern day ratings

M&K share their thoughts on season 1, episode 3 of GG. It's Ivy Week!! They discuss the children's choir rendition of "Glamorous" by Fergie, if it's Lincoln Hawk or Lincoln Heights, which Ivy League school they would choose, the many leather chokers of Rufus Humphrey, the questionable fashion choices of Blurr, Lonely Boy's angst, and some current celebrity gossip with a weird tie to Gossip Girl. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eveningintheaughts/support

Over the Top is an 80s treasure. Set amidst the backdrop of long-haul trucking and arm wrestling, it's a patently absurd film about a father reuniting with his son. More important, though, it's oozing with machismo and righteous tunes. It's honestly all the best things about the decade rolled into one undersized, sweat-infused, cut-off shirt. And it must be seen. Produced by the legendary B-movie assembly line Cannon Films, Over the Top embodies much of their spirit. For one, it thinks it's a much better film than it actually is. It also paid an absurd amount of money to Sylvester Stallone (anywhere from $12 to $15 million of its $25 million dollar budget) under the assumption that his onscreen presence would make the movie a hit. Spoiler: It was not. And, much like  Masters of the Universe—another of their big bets—Cannon's wasteful spending on star power blew up in their face. It recouped only half its budget, and the reviews were equally brutal. Its skewering even earned two Razzie wins for Stallone's onscreen son David Mendenhall (who played Michael Cutler). Equal parts cruel and tragic. Shame on you, Razzies. He was just a boy. Yet, I implore you to ignore the bad. From the overabundance of testosterone to Lincoln Hawk's (Stallone) poignant, arm wrestling-centric life lessons, this is a true cult classic. So sit back, take a Lost Highway Double Black IPA from Mother Road Brewing Co. over the top, and turn those hats around! I, the Thunderous Wizard (@WriterTLK), Capt. Cash, Chumpzilla, and Mayor McCheese are heading to Vegas to drive trucks and break arms! This Week’s Segments: Introduction/Plot Breakdown – Best dad. Best arm wrestler. Best man to ever live. Lincoln Hawk! (00:00) Name the Movie to Feature this Song – Inspired by the Sammy Hagar classic, "Winner Takes It All," I challenge the crew to name the movie that each of these classic songs was written for or featured in. (1:04:24) Recommendations – We offer our picks for the week, and next up in our "Tango and Captain Cash" series: Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot. (1:13:45) And, as always, hit us up on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram to check out all the interesting factoids—the banging soundtrack and more—from this week’s episode! You can find this episode of Hops and Box Office Flops on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify, Acast, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, and Amazon Music!

OVER THE TOP is a 1987 American sports drama film starring Sylvester Stallone. It was produced and directed by Menahem Golan, and its screenplay was written by Stirling Silliphant and Stallone.   The main character, Lincoln Hawk, played by Stallone, is a long-haul truck driver who tries to win back his alienated son, Michael, while becoming a champion arm wrestler. For more WesWes Network podcasts go here: ⁠https://linktr.ee/weswesnetwork --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelatereturnsfilmreview/message

“I feel… like a truck… like a machine.” If you feel like a truck, too, we invite you to join John, Kevin, and special guest Andrew for the final round of our series on OVER THE TOP. Listen as we discuss an onslaught of product placement, Rick Zumwalt’s audition process, the motley crew of contenders, and the epic shiftiness of Lincoln Hawk - amateur at everything. This episode covers 1:12:22 - 1:30:00; Michael reaches the tournament, Hawk reaches the final four, Michael hides from Cutler’s goons, Hawk and Bull Hurley advance to the championship, Michael gives Hawk a pep talk, and Hawk wins it all.

I veckans avsnitt har vi kollat in den absolut bästa (och sannolikt enda) filmen om armbrytning! Legendariska Cannon Films har gett oss Over The Top där Sly Stallone intar rollen som Lincoln Hawk, en lastbilschaffis som extraknäcker som armbrytare. Handlingen: Lincoln Hawk (Stallone) is a struggling trucker who arm wrestles on the side to make extra cash while trying to rebuild his life. After the death of his wife, he tries to make amends with his son who he left behind 10 years earlier. Upon their first meeting, his son does not think too highly of him until he enters the World Arm Wrestling Championships in Las Vegas. His hope is to receive the grand prize of $100,000 and an expensive current custom semi-truck and thus start his own trucking company. Rollistan: Sylvester Stallone, Robert Loggia, David Mendenhall, Rick Zumwalt Vår superlänk till alla plattformar: https://linktr.ee/creativemeltdownpodcast

Are you ready for some arm wrestling?!? Kevin, John, and Andrew are back in the 4th installment of our dissection of OVER THE TOP. Join us as we talk lot lizards, Hawk(s) family theories, Lady Parts, self-destructive tendencies, and the incomparable grip of Lincoln Hawk. This episode covers 54:25 - 1:12:22; Hawk sells his truck, Michael finds letters from his father, Hawk bets everything on himself, the tournament begins, Michael runs away, Hawk takes his first loss, and Cutler makes Hawk an offer he CAN refuse.

Where do we even start? First off, try not to get a hernia watching this movie. Is Stallone’s character’s name Lincoln Hawk or Lincoln Hawkes? Has there ever been a more annoying kid in cinema history than his son? Google “Over the Top” and look at Bruce Way’s headshot, it is amazing. Tune in to hear about a pretty sexy trucker shower (sorry to all of our Serbian listeners). This film is a great guide for all deadbeat dads out there. Sly, we come to find out, is pretty good with his fingers in this film. Finally, Bull Hurley... Bull Shittin’ Hurley, hands down (pun intended) best part of this film. You can follow us on Twitter @CinemaPoison

Arm Wrestling, Truck driving, and family, what more could you ask for? A better plot might be a good start. In this episode, we talk about Lincoln Hawk's bad business plan, why Michael should have stayed with his grandpa, share fun facts about production, and we watch our favorite clips from the movie. -- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hurtssogoodpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/HurtsSoGoodPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HurtsSoGoodPod/ -- Intro Music beat - Free Songs to Use: Retro Synthwave (Free Instrumental Beat)by Chile [djcaile@outlook.com]

'Zum Glück gezwungen 1' - 'Over the Top' vs. 'Bibi & Tina - Mädchen gegen Jungs'! Die Eskapisten Melanie Blocksberg und Daniel Hawk knallen euch ein neues Format vor'n Latz: In 'Zum Glück gezwungen 1' (kurz: ZGGZ 1) "zwingen" die beiden sich gegenseitig jeweils einen Film auf, von dem sie denken, dass ihn der andere gar nicht mag - ob das in einer harmonischen Plauderei oder in einem herben Streitgespräch endet, müsst ihr schon selbst rausfinden. Zunächst zerlegen wir den Cannon Films Klassiker 'Over the Top' mit Sylvester Stallone in seiner "Parade"-Rolle als Lincoln Hawk, einem armdrückenden Truckfahrer, der die verpassten Jahre mit seinem Sohn Mike nachholen will und ganz nebenbei - Achtung Spoiler - die Armwrestling-Weltmeisterschaft in Las Vegas für sich entscheidet. Daniel schwärmt vom Trucker-Leben, Männlichkeit und Fußnägelschneiden in der Fahrerkabine sowie einem unfassbar starken 80s-Rock-Soundtrack, der seinesgleichen sucht. Um Melanie vollends von den Qualitäten dieses filmischen Hochgenusses zu überzeugen, hat er sich hochkarätige Verstärkung zur Seite geholt: Sepp aus dem Eskapisten-Außenstudio in Lissabon wird beim Trucker-Klassiker richtig nostalgisch und unterstreicht seine Liebe zum womöglich besten Film der 80er Jahre mit einem Gastkommentar der Extraklasse! Vielen Dank nochmal an dieser Stelle! Melanie tut im Anschluss alles in ihrer Macht liegende, um Daniel von den Qualitäten von Detlev Bucks dritter Hörspiel-Verfilmung 'Bibi & Tina - Mädchen gegen Jungs' zu überzeugen: Denn, wenn Bibi und Tina auf Amadeus und Sabrina im Wind reiten und auch noch geschwind reiten, dann muss sogar Daniel zugeben, dass der Film vielleicht sogar mehr Höhen als Tiefen hat. Bei Rugby, Geochaching und Waldbrand eilt Melanie familiäre Unterstützung zu Hilfe: Ihr Schwester Andrea - ebenfalls Bibi & Tina (und Harry-Potter- und BTS-Expertin) feuert ebenfalls einen Gastkommentar in eure Ohren, der sich vor nichts, aber auch gar nichts verstecken braucht. Unsere 'Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst'-Rubrik ist dieses Mal mit 'Stranger Things 3' sensationell bestückt - falls euch weitere Filme, Serien und Games interessieren, die wir uns so reindrücken, dann hört auch gerne mal in den Eskapisten-Schwestern-Cast 'eskapismus:jetzt' rein (Spotify, iTunes, Podcatcher gä). Aber genuch der vielen Silben: Wenn ihr immer schon mal wissen wolltet, ob Lincoln Hawk wirklich der Vadder von Mike ist, warum Bibi ihren Freund betrügt oder warum Andrea einen der größten Filmfehler der Filmgeschichte aufdeckt, dann schnappt euch unsere neue Folge und ballert sie euch in die Gehörgänge noi gä! 00:00 Intro 00:48 Begrüßung und Vorstellung: Melanie Blocksberg und Daniel Hawk 07:06 Organisatorisches - eskapismus:jetzt, birgits bachelorette gebabbel un Ankündigung Gastkommentare von Sepp und Andrea 14:20 'Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst' mit 'Stranger Things 3' 20:07 'Zum Glück gewungen 1' - on the Road mit 'Over the Top': Cannon-Films-History, Cast um Sylvester Stallone, Szene-für-Szene-Geballer...ihr wisst. 61:34 Gastkommentar von Sepp: Over the Top und zurück! 148:20 'Bibi & Tina - Mädchen gegen Jungs': Hörspiel-Nostalgie, Regisseur und Cast, Pferdeliebe, Wendy, Szene-für-Szene-Geballer & Co. 173:33 Gastkommentar von Andrea: Film für alle Altesklassen und Optiker-Analyse 257:16 Abmoderation und Tschüüüüß! "Ich fühle mich wie ein Truck, wie ein Panzer" - Lincoln Hawk In diesem Sinne, viel Spaß mit 'Zum Glück gezwungen 1'! Eure Eskapisten Melanie und Daniel (Markus, Sascha & Lukas im Geiste!) Wir freuen uns natürlich riesig über Feeback, Kritik und Anregungen auf https://www.facebook.com/dieEskapisten/ und bei Instagram jasonpvnk/DieEskapisten! Vielen Dank für's Anhören! Folge direkt herunterladen

Trash Talk get drunks with our guest Blake Prorok and discusses and our obsession with Lincoln Hawk, Tom Petty song rights, Pooping Pants, One guy controlling fate, train dodges verification, Pacific Ocean Dutch Harbor Alaskan Map, STD testing, and corn poop.

Nick and Mike throw themselves back to the past in the third part of the March of the Stallones! They rewatch Over The Top, which was previously seen by them in The Media Obscura Podcast's original (and unreleased) pilot! Sylvester Stallone plays Lincoln Hawk, a trucker with a heart of gold and a thing for arm wrestling. Also in this episode, Nick and Mike spiral into the most comedic bits they've ever shared in a single show, Nick invents a rich alter-ego named Threesies, and Mike plots to torture Nick from... The Leaning Tower???

Analog Jones has to go to work (turns baseball cap) and meet this film halfway to figure out if arm wrestling is a real sport. Join us as we enjoy our last "sports" movie in our Over the Top (1987) VHS movie review. Over the Top Quick FactsOver the Top was released on February 13, 1987, on a budget of $25 million and made $16 million in the box office. Sylvester Stallone was reportedly paid $12 million to star in Over the Top. Directed by Menahem GolanProduced by Menahem Golan and Yoram GlobusScreenplay by Stirling Silliphant and Sylvester StalloneStory by Gary Conway and David Engelbach CastSylvester Stallone as Lincoln HawkRobert Loggia as Jason CutlerSusan Blakely as Christina HawkRick Zumwalt as Bob "Bull" HurleyDavid Mendenhall as Michael HawkChris McCarty as Tim SalangerTerry Funk as RukerBruce Way as John GrizzlyJimmy Keegan as RichieGreg Schwartz as SmasherAllan Graf as CollinsJohn Braden as Col. DavisReggie Bennett as Female Arm Wrestler Multi-time world arm wrestling champion and future professional wrestler Scott Norton also makes an appearance along with other professional arm wrestlers such as Allen Fisher, John Vreeland, Cleve Dean and Andrew "Cobra" Rhodes (as the final match referee).[3] Professional arm wrestler John Brzenk also makes an appearance. VHS DescriptionStallone goes Over the Top to be champ. His four Rocky sagas had all America applauding at ringside. Now Sylvester Stallone gives us another reason to stand up and cheer, starring as down-on-his-luck big-rig trucker Lincoln hawk and taking us under the glaring Las Vegas lights for all the boisterous action of the World Armwrestling Championship in Over the Top. Like Stallone's "Italian Stallion" in 1976's Academy Award-winning Bes Picture Rocky, Lincoln Hawk is an amiable underdog, a David in a world Goliaths. Relying on his wits and willpower, he struggles to rebuild his life, going against the odds as he goes after the World Armwrestling Championship's first-place prize money...and the love of the son (Davis Mendenhall) he abandoned years earlier. Get ready for excitement as Stallone lands another knockout action-film punch. And get ready for good times as you meet a colorful, iron-armed gallery of arm wrestling giants like Rick Zumwalt, the real-life California champion who squares off with Stallone in a to-the-limit finale. Zumwalt explains his fascination with the tension-packed sport this way: "I can shake a guy's hand and then try to rip his arm off. After the match is over, we can laugh about it." "you've got guys from M.I.T. and guys who can't spell M.IT.," says Stallone about arm wrestling's broad appeal. That appeal — and more — is vividly captured here. After Over the Top is over, don't be surprised if you want to watch it again! Trailers: None Soundtrack1. "Winner Takes It All" – Sammy Hagar2. "In This Country" – Robin Zander (International versions of the film had Eddie Money singing instead)3. "Take It Higher" – Larry Greene4. "All I Need Is You" – Big Trouble5. "Bad Nite" – Frank Stallone6. "Meet Me Half Way" – Kenny Loggins7. "Gypsy Soul" – Asia8. "The Fight (Instrumental)" – Giorgio Moroder9. "Mind Over Matter" – Larry Greene10. "I Will Be Strong" – Eddie Money Come back next week for another sports-related VHS Movie Review. Discuss these movies and more on our Facebook page. You can also listen to us on iTunes, Podbean, and Youtube! Email us at analogjonestof@gmail.com with any comments or questions!

  Happy belated Father’s Day to all of you out there in Legion land.  We have prepared a feast of muscle and metal with an all star cast.  We are joined by Brian M. Sammons of The ABCs Of Hidden Horror and my former broadcasting partner on The Bird and The Beard, Hawke Wood.  We discuss two films featuring two beefy dads and their unruly kids in this double bill.  First up, when trucking and montages come first and his son comes second, it’s up to Lincoln Hawk to reconnect with his son and somehow sway Robert Loggia with the power of Kenny Loggins and arm wrestling. All this and motor oil drinking madmen in Over The Top. Then, when man is down and machines are king in the world of boxing, it’s up to Charlie Kenton to hustle his son, some gnarly promoters and bring an obsolete robot to the top of the ranks.  All this and bull punching in Real Steel.

In 1987, Sylvester Stallone could do whatever he wanted, so uhhhh...he made an arm wrestling/truck driving movie. Why not?? Toll and Alex loved it as kids, but does it hold up? Is there really an underground trucker arm wrestling circuit? Is the main character's name Lincoln Hawk or Lincoln Hawks? Is Robert Loggia really the villain here? How does one go about installing a weight lifting machine inside of a semi truck? So many questions! This podcast wont meet you halfway...you have to take it over the top!!!

Welcome one and all to this extra-sweaty episode of When Nerds Collide, featuring your hosts Daniel "Hawk" Ritchie and Tom "Bull" Norris! The the guys are joined this week by the the greatest showman, Mike Federali! (P.T. Who? What movie?) This time around, there's no intro! No opening anecdote! Just petal to the the metal, right into the the topics! First, Dan mourns the the loss of one of his personal idols: Then, Dan offers to loan Mr. Federali out as a personal care attendant: Then the the main topic this week, Over The Top! Starring Stallone as Lincoln Hawk, a truck driver turned arm wrestler! What? It's not the the main topic? How can it not be? It's Over The the Top! That sucks! Here's a music video to soothe your nipples! Next up, the the boys discuss the the upcoming Solo solo film, and Mike compares it to everyone's favorite Duke brothers! Then they present their ideas for the upcoming Star Wars live action TV shows! Hey, Al Milgrom is still alive! He'll be 68 next month! Sorry about the confusion, Al! Animated Usagi Yojimbo? Sounds good! Dan vents about the official conventions for his favorite show and how their pricing seems to be a bit excessive! https://www.creationent.com/cal/supernatural_nc.htm Mr. Federali presents the the guys with some prints from the upcoming Savannah Comiccon! (Again, the the Greatest Showman!) Now the the Main Topic! Tidewater Comiccon! Mike tells us of a set of conversations he had with a fan of the Tidewater Comiccon! Mike and the the guys spend the rest of the show talking about the the ups and downs of the the convention business, why Mike does what he does, and who's coming to the the Tidewater show! http://www.superstareventsgroup.com/event/tidewater-comicon/ Tom closes out the the show with the quiz! This time, it's water-based comic book super-villains! Thanks to Mr. Federali for taking time out to be on the show this week! Hey! We need ratings! ITunes lets you review things and rate them as well, so go there and give us one! Five stars! Check out our FB page! Read our Tweets! Thanks to Kirby Krackle for the music! Nerd to your mother! The post #231-Over The Top! (Wait, what?) appeared first on When Nerds Collide.

In this Throwback Thursday Episode, we look back at the 1987 classic "Over the Top" starring Sylvester Stallone as truck driver / arm wrestler / Father of the Year nominee Lincoln Hawk! So kick back, do a few 12 ounce curls with a local brew, and enjoy!

One Junky Summer trucks on, and this week we wrestle with a longstanding challenge. For years, Brian has wanted to cover Sylvester Stallone's macho-piece Over the Top, but Cargill couldn't get over his distaste for it. There was however no avoiding Over the Top when discussing the junkiest flicks of 1987. Plus, returning guest (and Alamo Drafthouse programmer) Greg MacLennan threatened to fight the hosts if they didn't bring him on to cover it.Will Cargill fail to meet Brian and Greg halfway? Or, like Lincoln Hawk's trucker hat, can this episode finally turn Cargill around? Listen to find out!Like the show? Consider supporting us on Patreon! For as little as $4/mo, you can get access to all our bonus content (including the Summer of 77 miniseries), and you ensure we can keep doing Junkfood Cinema long after the end of the world! Thanks! www.patreon.com/Junkfoodcinema

The world meets nobody halfway, least of all Lincoln Hawk. He's a hard-working truck driver who's driven to bond with his estranged son and does so through truck driving and arm wrestling. It's a rocky start, but we won't leave you with a cliffhanger. He must go all the way to the arm wrestling championship in Vegas to keep his son. It's over the top. And that's the title of the movie too.

Sylvester Stallone is Lincoln Hawk, a cross-country truck driver who abandoned his family for no discernible reason. One day, when Hawk receives word that his estranged wife is dying, he nobly decides to give fatherhood a second shot, lest his son become an orphan. Together, Hawk and son build a unique relationship upon a strong foundation of cholesterol-free dinner-dates and over the top arm-wrestling.TortureVision Rating: ABORTIONGood features were better than expected. Bad features were awful, yet still enjoyable. Abortions were utter torment to sit through. Right-Click "Save As" to download .MP3!

Aaron Cohen and Dan Fleschner join Matt Stroup to study the methods of professional trucker / arm wrestler Lincoln Hawk(es) -- played by Sylvester Stallone -- in the irresistibly awful Over the Top. Plus, we revisit an iconic TV show that debuted in 1987 -- 21 Jump Street, starring Johnny Depp -- and specifically, a weird outlier episode entitled Orpheus 3.3. For more, check out www.thethrowbackshow.com.

Steve & Izzy discuss this charming father-son road trip moving starring Sylvester Stallone as Lincoln Hawk(s), an arm wrestling champion trucker. They also drink world class examples of Rauchbier (smoked beer) and a hybrid of Dunkelweizen & Bock! "Over the Top" is currently streaming so check it out & then let us know what you think!

Oh boy. Momma always said, “Drunk is as drunk does.” Greg does drunk exceptionally well. Last week, we regaled you with “Drunk Canasta,” the first part of our Cook Forest decompression. This week, “Drunker Canasta.” The cast iron pizza was amazing, in the Mt. Rushmore of best pizza ever consumed by either Del Duca. Greg can’t find his Lincoln Hawk shirt. Problem is, the world meets nobody halfway. Outside of Stallone, perhaps only Kenny Loggins truly understands this. It’s like a testosterone enhanced Hallmark card. Watch it. Jesus, that guitar solo gets me every time. (Norris understands. Don’t you, Earnest?) Jen becomes annoyed with Greg’s infatuation with and use of Snape’s wand. Greg fucks up the lyrics to, “Total Eclipse of the Heart.” (Kind of like this. Really, you should click that. It’s funny.) Jen gives Greg a Steelhead education and two young Asian girls show off their catch. Greg dives on Jen and Kate, now peacefully slumbering, thus concluding this shit show. Jen finishes strong with, “I’m done with you, fucker fuck face.” Very alliterative. Well played, Jennifer. Well played. We present to you, “Drunker Canasta.”

We give many thanks for Valiant's Quantum and Woody, Copperhead #1-3 by Jay Faerber, Scott Godlewski, Ron Riley, and Thomas Mauer from Image, Locust Moon Press' Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream, Tom Scioli and Transformers Vs. G.I. Joe, Lazarus by Greg Rucka and Michael Lark from Image, Ghost Fleet #1 by Donny Cates, Daniel Warren Johnson, Lauren Affe, and Lincoln Hawk from Dark Horse, Secret Wars, Tooth and Claw #1 by Kurt Busiek, Benjamin Dewey, and Jordie Bellaire from Image, Batman #34-36 by Scott Snyder, Matteo Scalera, Greg Capullo, Danny Miki, James Tynion, Kelley Jones, Graham Nolan, and Gerry Duggan, The Multiversity: Pax Americana #1 by Grant Morrison, Frank Quitely, and Nathan Fairbairn, God Hates Astronauts #3 by Ryan Browne and Jordan Boyd from Image, Spawn: Resurrection by Brian Wood and Jonboy Meyers, the awesome 1976: New Rose by Daniel White, Trees #7 by Warren Ellis and Jason Howard, Eerie Archives Volume 17 from Dark Horse (Bill DuBay, Budd Lewis, Luis Bermejo, The Rook, Jose Ortiz, Frank Frazetta, and more), Twitterverse thankfulness, and a whole mess more!

When Sly’s hat turns backwards, it’s clobberin’ time! We’ve arm wrestled our way back to 1987 to watch Sylvester Stallone’s hammy father/son bonding movie, Over the Top. Joined again by guest Nicky Tyranno, we dive into the cross country adventures of trucker/amateur arm wrestler Lincoln Hawk. After abandoning his son for never explained reasons, Hawk tries to force some bonding time with his now 12 year old boy, but li’l Mikey would rather kill himself in traffic than hang with his dear old dad. That is until Hawk sleeps with him (no incesto), they do a father/son workout together and Hawk forces Mikey into an arm wrestling match with a local punk, then they’re somehow right as rain. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bmoviebreakdown/support

Marc and JD return this week to talk about Progressive and their shady business practices, we talk about Brittni (swear to God) the Fort Worth, Texas teacher who's 'accused' of having sex -ON FILM- with 4 of her male students, we talk about Kate Middleton's 2nd Cousin Katrina Darling who posed for Playboy, the horrible movies of Sylvester Stallone, JD battles his computer mouse, the Pregnant Man's divorce, and much much more.