Podcasts about marx bros

This week's #machinima short is ridiculous, yep Ridiculous Ties - a meme response to Eltorro64Rus' review of favorite and least favorite words used by the Scientist in Half Life, created by Finzlow.  And did we say its ridiculous?!  We love the well-crafted humor in this, in-jokes with some of the best timing and inspired editing we've seen for quite some time. Although its strictly not machinima, it is definitely from a machinima stable, so it counts for us at least.  Our review -1:01 Intro to the film, models and the stylistic choices Finzlow has made, Marx Bros comedy 5:27 Old Man Murray8:06 What's the process for creating this?9:57 HL2 vs HL111:40 Subversion, remix and moxie14:34 Timing is everything17:17 What's the best line? “I never thought I would see a highly training professional, let alone create one”18:34 Italian slapstick: lazzi26:09 Ricky's complaint28:37 @ILLRobinson – what do you think about this film?!Credits -Speakers: Ricky Grove, Phil Rice, Damien Valentine, Tracy HarwoodProducer: Damien ValentineEditor: Phil RiceMusic: Animo Domini Beats   

Matthew and Noah share a few of the most perplexing Marx Brothers mysteries they've encountered in their research, which have remained unsolved despite considerable effort. No, this episode is not about Humor Risk or the manicurist. But Matthew will walk you down winding paths of confusion regarding the authorship of The Big Store and Double Dynamite, and Noah will call your attention to a Marx Bros. Scrapbook anomaly that can only be explained ridiculously.

In this episode, Brian Talks about a recent Kino Lorber Noir set as well as RENT-A-COP with Burt Reynolds and Liza Minnelli and the delightful Marx Bros. send up BRAIN DONORS. This week's episode is also brought to you by the fine folks at DiabolikDVD - a great place to buy your discs from! https://www.diabolikdvd.com/ Just the Discs Now has a YouTube Channel! Check it out here and subscribe! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCffVK8TcUyjCpr0F9SpV53g Follow the Show on Twitter here for Episode previews and new Blu-ray News! twitter.com/justthediscspod We're also on Instagram! instagram.com/justthediscspod/

Peter Sobczynski joins Erik Childress to get you (and Carrie Coon) up to date on the latest in physical media. There are crime stories drenched in noir and including Nicole Kidman as a seductive weather lady and Edward Norton in his screen debut. There are all sorts of bizarre westerns including Jack Nicholson behind the camera, John Wayne babysitting and Clint Eastwood singing. There are inspirational teachers, courtroom dramas and ants. Plus one of the great football movies, John Turturro doing the Marx Bros. in an underrated comedy and one of the most delightful romantic charmers of the last 25 years.   0:00 - Intro 1:25 - Criterion (To Die For, Saint Omer) 9:41 - Paramount (Primal Fear) 15:03 - Vinegar Syndrome (Phase IV, Five Card Stud, Goin' South) 29:31 - Kino (Paint Your Wagon, North Dallas Forty, Brain Donors, Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema XVIII) 1:02:32 - Warner Archive (They Drive by Night, 3 Godfathers, The Little Drummer Girl, Stand and Deliver, Money Talks) 1:22:07 - Shout (The Crow:Salvation) 1:27:58 - Sony (Amelie) 1:32:53 – New Theatrical Titles and TV On Blu-ray 1:37:46 – New Blu-ray Announcements 1:41:10 - Outro

Peter Sobczynski helps Erik Childress get caught up with a few weeks of Blu-ray releases. They include what may be John Sayles' finest film along with one of the better Nicolas Cage movies that nearly got buried. There are movies with submarines and others with serial killers and stalkers plus a genuine animated gem you may have missed. One of the best film noirs musicals, post-Vietnam films are available this week along with the Marx Bros. and Rodney Dangerfield as an animated dog. (It's not the gem.) Peter takes you into the world of Chantal Akerman and Coffin Joe while Arnold Schwarzenegger gets the 4K upgrade for both his comedy and one of his most iconic roles. 0:00 - Intro 2:25 – Criterion (Lone Star, Chantal Akerman Masterpieces 1968-1978, Trainspotting) 18:21 – Vinegar Syndrome (Red Rock West) 27:19 – Kino (Scarlet Street, The Russians Are Coming The Russians Are Coming, Run Silent Run Deep, Coming Home, Kindergarten Cop) 51:48 – Arrow (The Conan Chronicles, Murphy's War, Inside the Mind of Coffin Joe) 1:15:15 – Severin (The Psychic) 1:19:32 – MVD (Cutting Class) 1:26:29 – Shout Factory (Thinner, Jennifer 8, Unlawful Entry) 1:46:51 – Warner Archive (A Day at the Races, Cabin in the Sky, Rover Dangerfield) 1:59:27 – Sony (The Triplets of Belleville) 2:02:45 – New Theatrical Titles On Blu-ray 2:04:06 – New Blu-ray Announcements 2:06:14 - Outro

Buckle up! This episode we are covering an infamous Nazi docu-ganda film, another iconic Frankenstein movie, a Rogers/Astaire tap dancing extravaganza, Marx Bros embracing their roles as birthday party clowns, Hitchcock leaning into comedy, and a swashbuckling pirate picture! Also, Micky Mouse in color, Porky Pig's first appearance, and a brief interlude about the Hays Code! Article about the etymology of "Nazi" You can watch along with our video version of the episode here on Youtube! You can check out our Instagram, Twitter, and other social media crap here: http://linktr.ee/1w1y And you can watch and form your own opinions from our 1935 Films Discussed playlist right here! One Week, One Reel The Band Concert I Haven't Got a Hat Our Feature Presentation Triumph of the Will Bride of Frankenstein Top Hat A Night at the Opera The 39 Steps Captain Blood   See you next year!

1933 was a year full of big and wild movies! Popeye! Marx Bros! Busby Berkeley musicals! Throuple rom-coms! Psychic supervillains! An invisible man and KING KONG! Pre-code Hollywood is putting out some of the most daring films made so far, and we're gonna talk about 'em! Documentary explaining pinscreen animation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQ3DSFv4vAg&t=608s You can watch along with our video version of the episode here on Youtube! You can check out our Instagram, Twitter, and other social media crap here: http://lnktr.ee/1w1y And you can watch and form your own opinions from our 1933 Films Discussed playlist right here! One Week, One Reel Popeye the Sailor Night on the Bald Mountain Our Feature Presentation Duck Soup The Gold Diggers of 1933 Design for Living The Testament of Dr. Mabuse The Invisible Man King Kong See you next year!  

At brioux.tv, most podcasts deal with the people who make television memories. What about, however, people who collect TV memorabilia? We're talking toys and games, trading cards, comic books, autographs and puzzles?Meet Canada keeper of every boomer's childhood memories: Bruce Button. For close to 50 years, Button has been buying, selling and curating TV merch, specialising in pop memorabilia from the ‘60s. On this podcast, I visit his Hamilton, Ont., house, where four rooms are jammed full of Man from U.N.C.L.E. posters, Hogan's Heroes and Beverly Hillbillies lunch boxes and board games based on everything from The Addams Family and Alf  to Snagglepuss and Stingray. His collection doesn't stop there. His Beatles, Charlie Brown, Marx Bros. and Three Stooges goodies, not to mention his comic book, TV Guide and record collections, could fill at least one room alone.If, like me, you still have a full set of Batman cards from the ‘60s, or a Kenner's Give-a-Show Projector – or even if you simply know what those things are – you'll want to listen in as Button gives a guided tour of his broadcast booty. His stories about meeting everyone from Channel 47's Chuck the Night Watchman (Chas Lawther) to Tiny Tim are, well, one-of-a-kind.If you want to see some of his treasures, check out the photos posted at brioux.tv.

Today on another encore edition of the Rarified Heir Podcast, we bring you part one of our interview w/ the children of zany comedian Harry Ritz, Janna Taninbaum & Michael Ritz. The reason this became a two part episode was because of some terrible technical issues which forced us to abort our initial conversation and pick it up two days later. What's that old showbiz adage, “Never give a sucker an even break?” No, that's not it, it's “The show must go on” and true to their showbiz roots, Janna and Michael did just that. And we thank them for it. For many of you, the Ritz Brothers were a comedy/dance team that has been spoken about in hushed tones for years but unless you were born before the Johnson Administration, you likely haven't had the chance to see the Ritz Brothers perform. Due to many strange and offbeat scenarios, we get into why that's the case on this episode. But in their day, the Ritz Brothers were not only wildly popular but were some of the highest paid performers in the world. Different than the Marx Brothers, The Ritz Brothers were essentially Harry Ritz who was THE comedian other comedians influenced. From Jerry Lewis to Don Rickles to Mel Brooks, everyone said Harry Ritz was the funniest, wackiest comedian they ever saw. So let's right some wrongs here and talk about the best and funniest comedy team you perhaps have never seen, The Ritz Brothers. This is the Rarified Heir Podcast. Everyone has a story. Sometimes two!

We kick off the 1930s with some European avant-garde films, more Marx Bros, tuxedo wearing cabaret singers, and both somber and bro-y WW1 epics!   You can watch along with our video version of the episode here on Youtube!   You can check out our Instagram, Twitter, and other social media crap here: http://linktr.ee/1w1y   And you can watch and form your own opinions from our 1930 Films Discussed playlist right here!   00:00:00 - Intro 00:03:31 - The News of the Year 00:06:39 - Swing You Sinners! 00:13:41 - Dizzy Dishes 00:18:29 - Borderline 00:34:40 - L'Age D'Or 00:48:59 - Animal Crackers 01:02:29 - Morocco 01:17:53 - Hell's Angels 01:51:49 - All Quiet on the Western Font

Groucho, Zeppo, Gummo, Chico, and Harpo--also known as The Marx Brothers--not only changed the way we think of comedy, but they helped shape our modern notions of cinema as well. Does their biting wit and chaotic humor hold up today? I absolutely think so. In fact, I think we need a lot more humor today to help us break the tensions that we feel on a daily basis--and our guest agrees. Dr. Robert Weir is a retired history professor who most recently taught at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He's a former senior Fulbright scholar to New Zealand, a past president of the Northeast Popular Culture Association, and the author of 11 books and numerous other academic works. We talk about comedy today, do college-age students get the humor of the Marx Bros, the anti Semitism that they faced, and the origins of their rise to stardom. If you have never seen a a Marx Bros. film, drop everything and go check out A Night at the Opera or my personal favorite, Horsefeathers. In fact, you stay here and I'll drop everything and go watch a Marx Bros. film. If you want to join our growing community and support our efforts to bring civility back to mainstream discourse, hit the subscribe button, the like button, leave a thoughtful comment for me and my guest, and share the show with a friend. As always, your support is greatly appreciated. // EPISODE LINKS // Book link: https://mcfarlandbooks.com/product/th... // EPISODE OUTLINE // 00:00 Teaser 01:16 Introduction 03:22 Start of conversation 06:25 How did the Marx Bros. become a cultural interest? 10:17 Did the humor catch on with your college students? 16:08 My approach to education with my students 19:15 How did their mother impact the Marx Bros. showbusiness careers? 23:46 Pioneers in "talkies" or early cinema with sound 28:27 Some feedback from the Catholic Telegraph for the Cocoanuts. (It sounds like the setup for a great Groucho zinger.) 33:51 How did anti-Semitism impact their careers? 45:54 Before Jim Halpert was breaking the wall, Groucho was showing how it is done by bringing in popular culture. 49:02 The Marx Bros. did NOT want the music in the film, which sounds absurd. 52:15 Why was Harpo silent? 58:23 Margaret Dumont reminds me of Bea Arthur--owning every scene she is in with nothing more than a look. 1:01:06 Why was Horsefeathers an unpleasant film to make? 1:04:14 Is the speakeasy in Horsefeathers a reflection of reality or a political statement? 1:06:56 What did writing this book teach you about comedy? 1:10:09 I get asked about my favorite form of comedy. Things get chaotic. 1:11:40 Concluding thoughts and I even throw in a few of my own Marx Bros.-inspired jokes. // WEBSITE // Head over to the website to learn more about me and to contact me. https://theneutralgroundpodcast.com/ // EPISODE SUGGESTIONS // 1. ChatGPT, Cheating, Critical Thinking, and the Future of Humanity and AI | Dr. Teo Susnjak #65? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99Z6n... 2. What we don't hear about incel culture | Drs. Sarah Daly & Shon Reed - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynYdp... 3. Why not violence? Dr. Duane Armitage - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ohhht... 4. Visual Thinking, Rebuilding the Trades, Animal Consciousness, Training AI | Dr. Temple Grandin - https://youtu.be/P8FvlKD6Y9Q 5. Crisis in Men, Anger and Alienation in boys, What is Going on? | Dr. Robert Tyminski - https://youtu.be/cwFMjuXf5xI Would you like to do your part to help bring civility back to our conversations? We need to get The Neutral Ground message in front of more people, and you can help with just a few keystrokes and some clicks of a mouse. Head over to the website to find out how you can support our mission. #comedy #grouchomarx #humorous --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joemeyer/message

For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vnx1C3qESK0&t=15s Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Ron Lytle, we celebrate the 100th Birthday of Ann Miller. With clips and reminiscences from friends and colleagues. This is an episode you will not want to miss! Ann Miller was an American actress, dancer and singer. She is best remembered for her work in the Classical Hollywood cinema musicals of the 1940s and 1950s. Her early work included roles in Frank Capra's You Can't Take It with You and the Marx Bros. film Room Service.

Nick is joined by Marnie Shure from "The Takeout" to discuss Krispy Kreme's remarkable success in 2022 despite store shutdowns across the country where they sold over 1.63 BILLION donuts! They also explore McCheapest.com, a platform that tracks the prices of McDonald's items across different regions, with the cost of a Big Mac in Massachusetts being $9. Additionally, they delve into scary movies and the upcoming Mortified Chicago event that centers around "Star Wars." Esmeralda Leon and Nick fulfill another Magic Megaphone Message and talk about things that were once disliked but are now popular, including The Marx Bros' "Duck Soup." They also taste-test some unconventional flavors of Kit Kat bars, and Nick's dad tells a joke. [EP117]

It's our final episode of You Must Remember Mixed and we've got some zany brothers to send us off! That's right, It's the Marx Bros' A Day at the Races (1937) (we incorrectly attribute it to '35 in the ep, our bad!) Doctor Hugo Hackenbush, Tony, and Stuffy try and save Judy's farm by winning a big race with her horse. There are a few problems. Hackenbush runs a high priced clinic for the wealthy who don't know he has his degree in Veterinary Medicine. Does Cassandra's childhood favourite hold up on inspection? What the hell is the plot? Is James going to be chill with so many rogue horses? All this and more in our final look in the series. Whatever we land on for A Day at the Races, check out some old movies and Don't Worry Darlings, we'll be back with something new very soon!

Heath & Brandon dive into the 1994 classic D2:The Mighty Ducks! Today's episode goes over minutes 59-70. They go over the infamous Bombay Solo Beach Skate, Han's Skate Shop closing for the first time in 10 years, Bombay's terrible time management skills, their conspiracy surrounding the game announcer, yet another Bombay phoenix rising moment, referencing the Marx Bros in 1994, and Brandon's middle school journalism career. Then we have some roster movement as we prepare for the Finals of the Junior Goodwill Games in part 8. Follow us at www.thecakeaterspod.com and on Twitter (@thecakeeaters) and Instagram (@thecakeeaterspod) Email us at thecakeeaterspod@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-cake-eaters-pod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-cake-eaters-pod/support

GGACP celebrates the 90th anniversary of the Marx Brothers' "Horse Feathers" (released August 10, 1932) by revisiting this 2019 interview with a panel of Marx aficionados, including authors Robert S. Bader(“Four of the Three Musketeers”) and Josh Frank (“Giraffes on Horseback Salad”) and Harpo's son, musician Bill Marx. Also: Chico works blue, Salvador Dali meets Louis B. Mayer, Harpo shares a bill with Allan Sherman and Bill visits the set of “Love Happy.” PLUS: “The Big Store”! Harpo goes to Russia! Groucho livens up the party! Zeppo inspires Cary Grant! And Bill reveals his favorite Marx Brothers movie! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This podcast is one of a series looking back at some highlights from the 2021 Blu-ray releases from the Warner Archive.Warner Bros executive George Feltenstein takes us through the September 2021 Blu-ray releases of four films and one TV series, providing information on the preservation and restoration of the films and insights into the storylines and production.  The current TV series "Young Sheldon" Season 4 kicks off the discussion, in what is sure to be a future classic TV show.  The first film discussed is the masterful 1935 Marx Bros comedy, "A Night at the Opera," which George considers their best film.  Next is the 1953 Technicolor restoration of the western "The Naked Spur," starring James Stewart and directed by Anthony Mann.  This is followed by the 1978 gritty drama, "Straight Time,"  starring Dustin Hoffman and directed by Ulu Grossbard.  And finally, restored from the original negative is the highly suspenseful RKO release of the 1949 classic "The Window."   Available for purchase on Amazon:A Night at the Opera Blu-rayThe Naked Spur Blu-rayStraight Time Blu-rayThe Window Blu-rayYoung Sheldon S4

On the thirtieth episode of Ammonite Movie Nite, Jared's finally seen THE BATMAN, and he gives some spoiler-free impressions. Kev's finally seen Inland Empire, and even if he spoiled the whole thing, he couldn't tell you what it's about. And then, even better, the boys talk about Martin Scorcese's underrated masterpiece, CASINO. Don Rickles and Joe Bob Briggs: Do they stick out? Robert DeNiro: Do we believe he found the afikomen as a boy? Why didn't people see Joe Pesci's true potential? The answers to these and more are revealed. NEXT WEEK: Saul Bass' PHASE IV and the Marx Bros' classic DUCK SOUP. COMING MAY 20: Kev's Davy Jones pick, Kubrick's BARRY LYNDON! Questions? Comments? Concerns? What did we miss? Let us know via email/voicemail @ amntpod at gmail dot com! Our theme song was composed and performed by the mighty Chris Coffey. His band, Mr.TV Man, has an awesome album called INCIDENTAL MUSIC you can stream wherever you stream music.

October 27 on Iowa's Newsworthy Past unravels as follows. Denison Bulletin (Denison) 10/27/1938. It's a long line of theatrical folk who preceded the Marx Bros. ; Gillette makes political talk of great merit ; Rural women on home problems in four meetings ; Speck fined $250.00 for criminal libel, Judge McCord places a fine. Source: Digital Archives of the Norelius Public Library Made accessible by the Norelius Community Library in Denison http://norelius.advantage-preservation.com/ Music: Brendan Lee Spengler

Part 1 of this episode is sad and heavy. Part 2 is funny and, ahem, zany. Matt and Tim talk the brilliant irreverence of the Marx Bros and Duck Soup (as with all screwballs, thorough discussion of favorite gags ensues). Tim introduces two romance screwballs in The Palm Beach Story and What's Up, Doc?, both of which pay homage to and, fittingly, muck up the typical genre formula with some heady filmmaking.

INTERVIEW BEGINS AT: 17:59 As per legend. one night in Nacogdoches, Texas in the year 1912, a group of vaudeville performers turned on their audience, dropped the act and comedy history changed forever, Soon Leonard, Adolph, Julies, Milton (and later baby brother Herbert) became Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Gummo (and later Zeppo) or just simply The Marx Brothers.... Vaudeville headlining followed, then to Broadway, for not one, not two, not even four!! but three amazingly successful shows, next step, talkies...as by 1929 Movies had sound, and who better to talk to an audience than Groucho Marx, and in one of the earliest talking pictures the Marx Brothers had a smash hit with their stage show Coconuts, followed by their stage hit Animal Crackers in 1930, then off to Hollywood and from 1931 to 1949 the Brothers appeared in 11 more films, (12 if you count The Story Of Mankind) and became icons forever, whos careers lasted until their deaths, and their legacy lives on to this day. The first of their Broadway shows, I'll Say She Is, was never filmed, and thought a lost relic of a time past, that is until Noah Diamond spent years finding out all there was to know about this gem, and actually PUT THE SHOW ON. Today we are thrilled to be joined by Noah to discuss all things Marxist check out his site at https://www.noahdiamond.com/ So kick back, enjoy and please rate and share the show..let's keep the audience growing. Thank you all And hey, check out our Merch Store for Shirts. Hoodies, Coffee Mugs, Stickers, Magnets and a whole host of other items https://www.teepublic.com/user/tahistory All of our episodes are listed as explicit due to language and some topics, such as historical crime, that may not be suitable for all listeners.-Opening and closing theme is Random Sanity by British composer DeeZee

Matt, David and Dan talk the Marx Bros. movie A Night at the Opera with Apex Legends head writer Manny Hagopian! A Night at the Opera was the first Marx Bros. movie produced by MGM, one of their bigger hits, one of their better-regarded films. It's also Manny's favorite! Topics include the legacy of the Groucho glasses, the brothers' impressive musicianship and the shocking reason behind Harpo's nickname.David recommends Stella, the 2005 Comedy Central series, available on DVD and available to stream on David Wain's website. (Seriously, it's free and it's all there.)Dan recommends Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation, available to stream on Paramount Plus and available for rent or purchase on all major digital platforms.Matt recommends His Girl Friday, available to stream on Paramount Plus and Amazon Prime, and available for rent or purchase on all major digital platforms.Manny recommends The Three Stooges (2000), the biopic featuring...MICHAEL CHIKLIS?!?!? Anyway, it's available to stream on Crackle and Amazon Prime, and available for rent or purcahse on Google Play and YouTube.

This week it's all sophistication as we go off to the opera with along with Groucho, Chico and Harpo as Aaron and Christina watch the 1935 Marx Brothers film A Night at The Opera. And joining them this week on their first step into the world of Marx insanity is Marx Bros fan and fan league star Kirk Kowalkowski! Follow Kirk: https://twitter.com/rollnmovereview Follow Aaron; https://twitter.com/AaronJayBrooks Follow Christina; https://twitter.com/Christina_Vee19 Follow Featured Presentation: https://www.youtube.com/c/FeaturedPresentationProductions Intro: "Indie Rock" by Scott Holmes of the Road Trip Indie Rock album

Oakland 5 patron Matt Meadow hosts this excellent episode! Ken and Neal team up against Matt and Jeff in this classic host showdown. There's some Back to the Future revisionist history, Matt channels his French, and ferocious chickens are on the menu. Which team will rise to the top?   **Correction** At around 30:30, during R2Q2, a question about the song 16 Tons mistakenly referred to the artist as Tennessee Ernie Williams, when in fact, it was Tennessee Ernie Ford who was a noted performer of this song.   Supporters: https://www.trivialitypodcast.com/the-cream-of-the-crop/ Support us Directly: www.Patreon.com/TrivialityPodcast   The long awaited crop tops and muscle tees! https://www.customizedgirl.com/s/Triviality?fbclid=IwAR3ybGL2NHeGkez4OL_sxbczpYOIFbvcveMjY4JOTy6HHqyUfW3v6CUBYuQ   Please RATE, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE on iTunes or your preferred podcast app! Follow us on social media, and support the show on Patreon for great perks! www.TrivialityPodcast.com www.Facebook.com/TrivialityPod www.Twitter.com/TrivialityPod Want to hear your trivia question during an episode? Send us question to the email: TrivialityPodcast@Gmail.com with the subject QUESTION 5 and a host's name (Ken, Matt, Neal, or Jeff). We will read one listener submitted question per round. [New Episodes Every Tuesday] © Triviality – 2021

While you might not be able to dust for vomit, you can definitely podcast about THIS IS SPINAL TAP. This week we're joined by the editor of heavyhorror.com, & metalhead encyclopedia, Breanna Whipple. Raquel realizes a teen student of hers was constantly quoting the film, a movie is so quotable that its become part of common pop culture even to people who have never seen it. She also sees a throughline from The Marx Bros to this. There's an (un)surprising amount of drummer talk. Raquel and Breanna love the over the top sexual lyrics of the songs. Raphael tells some personal anecdotes about Spinal Tap-esque moments from his musical career. Is SPINAL TAP secretly a punk movie? Raquel tries desperately to explain why this film isn't quite as gross as more modern comedies, despite armadillos being in the bands' trousers. This is definitely a fun one! The Generation Splice is film podcast where retired psychologist Dr. Raquel Martinez, a Baby Boomer through & through, & her son Raphael Jose Martinez, a cranky millennial punk rocker/film writer, discuss various films through the lens of their generation & personal experiences. Every week one host picks a film to dissect & see if they can splice together the generation gap via their love of film. Feel free to write to us! Give us some film suggestions at thegenerationsplice@gmail.com or @gensplicepod on Twitter. Raphael is on Twitter at @citycelluloid. You can find his film writing at cinefile.info and film-cred.com The show is produced by The Martinez Family & the show's theme song was written, performed, & produced by Raphael.  

Frank Ferrante is an accomplished stage actor, director, and veteran comedian. He has embraced many roles, most notably playing Groucho Marx in the stage production of Groucho: A Life in Revue and the PBS film Frank Ferrante’s GROUCHO. In this episode of Hungry Trilobyte, Frank and I spend a lot of time talking about how comedy works, what makes live theater so amazing (and how we’ll feel about it after being in lockdown for so long) as well as how Marx Bros-style comedy works in the age of podcasts and YouTube. Frank’s next project is a six-month run of Teatro ZinZanni, opening July 8, 2021. — See Show Notes at www.AaronBossig.com Follow me on Twitter - @AaronBossig Podcast logo and graphics by Marcie London www.MarcieLondon.com - @MarcieStarfleet

It's the end of 1994! Robotnik gets his own strip and it's Knuckles vs Literally the Marx Bros in this second bumper-sized Christmas issue! Plus appearances from a very special surprise guest to mark the occasion. Merry Christmas, Boomers!

It's the end of 1994! Robotnik gets his own strip and it's Knuckles vs Literally the Marx Bros in this second bumper-sized Christmas issue! Plus appearances from a very special surprise guest to mark the occasion. Merry Christmas, Boomers!

It's the end of 1994! Robotnik gets his own strip and it's Knuckles vs Literally the Marx Bros in this second bumper-sized Christmas issue! Plus appearances from a very special surprise guest to mark the occasion. Merry Christmas, Boomers!

Today’s episode “Jane, Billy Said Get In The Car!!” highlights a writing team match made in heaven. World of Walley welcomes Billy VanZandt. He and his writing partner, the late Jane Milmore, are two of the most often produced playwrights in the world. Billy and Jane met at a high school acting competition in their home state of New Jersey. Together for 46 years, they wrote and starred in 25 plays together, including the international hit comedy "You've Got Hate Mail;" Off-Broadway's tribute to slapstick comedy "Silent Laughter;" cult favorite ""Drop Dead"; the Marx Bros. musical "A Night at the Nutcracker;" and the summer stock stock perennial "Love, Sex, and the IRS." Billy's solo play "The Property Known as Garland" starring his ex-wife Adrienne Barbeau broke box office records at Off-Broadway's Actors Playhouse. The plays have been produced in thousands of theaters worldwide, including two productions directed by Oscar winner Olympia Dukakis ("Billy and Jane are funny, outrageous, off-the chart writers/performers") and one by film legend Burt Reynolds. For television, these award-winning writers have produced over three hundred hours of television comedy, including "Newhart;" "Martin," which won them a People's Choice Award; "The Hughley's," which won them a Prism Award;" "Suddenly Susan" for Brooke Shields; "Daddy Dearest" for Don Rickles and Richard Lewis; "Anything But Love" for Jamie Lee Curtis and Richard Lewis; "The Wayans Bros."; and "I Love Lucy: The Very First Show" which won them an Emmy nomination. As an actor, Billy made his film debut in "Jaws 2"; co-starred with George C Scott, Tim Hutton, Sean Penn, Tom Cruise, Giancarlo Esposito, and Evan Handler in "Taps;" and has starred in over 300 theatrical plays including the 25 he penned with Miss Milmore. Billy lives in Los Angeles, when he's not touring the world in the last Van Zandt/Milmore musical, "The Boomer Boys Musical." We also discuss his book, “Jane Get In The Car!” and just for fun his connection to the Southern Rock Bands 38 Special and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Listen and enjoy. Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/WorldofWalley World of Walley is nothing without YOU the listener and YOUR support. Thank you from all of us here at World of Walley. Become part of our journey find out how at the link above. World of Walley is nothing without YOU the listener and YOUR support. Thank you from all of us here at World of Walley. Become part of our journey find out how at the link above. Sponsor(s) Promotional Links: FNX Nutrition & Supplements https://fnx.grsm.io/WorldofWalley Discount Code: FNX7DfQ to receive 15% off at purchase Saved By Christ Apparel @ savedbychristapparels.com Discount Code: WORLDOFWALLEY to receive 15% off at purchase --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/worldofwalley/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/worldofwalley/support

Oh, hey guys! This week I ask my friend Andrew Mercado to tell me all about Brain Donors. Why was this movie made in 1992 and not 1892? How come no one donates their brain in this movie? Can you still own a ballet company? Would this have been better starring The Marx Bros.? All these questions might get answered and of course, we don't spare the details! Follow me @thiscomicslife and Andrew @andrewthennumbers on IG. Also, if you want to tell me all about something LIVE, schedule a talk with me on the Stereo App on Android or iOS devices. New episodes out every Monday! Please rate & subscribe wherever you listen! Drop me an email- dstdpodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dstdpodcast/support

Tim slowly encroaches on Matt’s music territory with another week of musical theming, in the form of full interludes this week. With the Marx Bros’ romp A Night at the Opera as his inspiration, Tim guides us through two very-not-Marx-Bros-like films that also make weighty use of well-timed Musical Interludes: Short Cuts and Anatomy of a Murder.

PRESENTING...AN ALL-NEW MUSICAL AUDIO COMEDY -- In the style of a Marx Brothers movie! It's Do I Specter? I'll Say I Do! produced especially for World Audio Drama Day 2020. Written, produced and directed by life-long Marx Brothers fan Pete Lutz, 63audio presents a scenario unlike anything seen in any Marx Bros. film:  Mr. Woodrow Fillmore Protoplasm is a ghost-hunter, hired to rid Stately Manor on Long Island of the ghost of the widow's late husband, who refuses to cross over. A little later, he's also hired by an Italian piano player whose brother's ghost won't cross over, either. And then, Protoplasm's son meets up with yet another ghost, who's been hiding in Stately Manor for 30 years! It's spooks a-plenty for our heroes, and for you, our listeners! Chock-full of Marx-style humor and hijinks, this new play also features two new songs, composed especially for this production by Pete Lutz, and orchestrated by Dr. Ross Bernhardt. Set your Ouija Boards for laughter! DISCLAIMER: This production was recorded remotely during the month of September 2020 in the (soon-to-be-historical, we hope) COVID-19 pandemic. Sound quality of the actors' microphones as a result varies. We hope this does not take away from your overall enjoyment of this play. (But if it does, well, there's not much you can do about it.) Thank you.  Thank YOH! CAST: Lori Bryant as MRS. BRITANNIA NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE Frank Gugliemelli as CHIVES Chris Messersmith as the Ghost of MR. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE Todd Faulkner as WOODROW FILLMORE PROTOPLASM Nick Wommack as JAMISON PROTOPLASM Jackie Ayers as LILLIAN STATELY Grace Wagner as PROTOPLASM'S SECRETARY/MANICURIST Les Marsden as RIGATONI and the Whistle of SHADOW John Bell as MAYOR GOTTLIEB Your Announcer is C. K. STANDARD Additional music composed and performed by Dr. Ross Bernhardt SPECIAL THANKS to the hosts of "The Marx Brothers Council Podcast", Noah Diamond, Matthew Coniam and Bob Gassell, for inspiring me (inadvertently) to write this play, and to Ms. Grace Wagner, for her enthusiasm for the project and very special contributions to the script.

PRESENTING...AN ALL-NEW MUSICAL AUDIO COMEDY -- In the style of a Marx Brothers movie! It's Do I Specter? I'll Say I Do! Written, produced and directed by life-long Marx Brothers fan Pete Lutz especially for World Audio Drama Day 2020, 63audio presents a scenario unlike anything seen in any Marx Bros. film:  Mr. Woodrow Fillmore Protoplasm is a ghost-hunter, hired to rid Stately Manor on Long Island of the ghost of the widow's late husband, who refuses to cross over. A little later, he's also hired by an Italian piano player whose brother's ghost won't cross over, either. And then, Protoplasm's son meets up with yet another ghost, who's been hiding in Stately Manor for 30 years! It's spooks a-plenty for our heroes, and for you, our listeners! Chock-full of Marx-style humor and hijinks, this new play also features two new songs, composed especially for this production by Pete Lutz, and orchestrated by Dr. Ross Bernhardt. Set your Ouija Boards for laughter! DISCLAIMER: This production was recorded remotely during the month of September 2020 in the (soon-to-be-historical, we hope) COVID-19 pandemic. Sound quality of the actors' microphones as a result varies. We hope this does not take away from your overall enjoyment of this play. (But if it does, well, there's not much you can do about it.) Thank you.  Thank YOH! CAST: Lori Bryant as MRS. BRITANNIA NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE Frank Gugliemelli as CHIVES Chris Messersmith as the Ghost of MR. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE Todd Faulkner as WOODROW FILLMORE PROTOPLASM Nick Wommack as JAMISON PROTOPLASM Jackie Ayers as LILLIAN STATELY Grace Wagner as PROTOPLASM'S SECRETARY/MANICURIST Les Marsden as RIGATONI and the Whistle of SHADOW John Bell as MAYOR GOTTLIEB Your Announcer is C. K. STANDARD Additional music composed and performed by Dr. Ross Bernhardt SPECIAL THANKS to the hosts of "The Marx Brothers Council Podcast", Noah Diamond, Matthew Coniam and Bob Gassell, for inspiring me (inadvertently) to write this play, and to Ms. Grace Wagner, for her enthusiasm for the project and very special contributions to the script.

This episode of [Film] Buffing up, we watch the Marx Brother's A Night At The Opera. We never saw a Marx Bros film before, so what did we think? Where does it stack? Welcome to Film Buffing up, the world's latest AFI watchcast where two casual film-goers sit down and watch all 100 films for 100 years and see where they stack.

Nov Shmoz Ka Pop? Writer & artist Paul C. Tumey joins the show to talk about his fantastic new book, Screwball: The Cartoonists Who Made The Funnies Funny (IDW Publishing). We get into where screwball cartooning began, how he selected the 15 cartoonists profiled in the book (like Herriman, Segar, Rube Goldberg, and Frederick Opper), the ways in which the book is an attempt at explaining the parentage of Mad Magazine, the nuances of biography and his work at humanizing his subjects, and how screwball cartooning intersected with with vaudeville & film (and how the Marx Bros. got their names) and why it's the subject of his next book. We also talk about how we're coping with pandemic-panic and his latest binge-reads & -shows. • More info at our site • Find all our COVID Check-In episodes • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal

Our guest is author Bill Cassara who has four books on great performers such as Ted Healy who helped create the Three Stooges, Great comic Edgar Kennedy who starred with the Marx Brothers, Laurel & Hardy, was an original Keystone Cop & more, Vernon Dent who was in countless Three Stooges as their foil and villain actor Henry Brandon. If you love comedy, you'll enjoy this fun episode with a respected film historian and author --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/RickLertzman/support

Reactive Consciousness Podcast 01-07-2020 w/ LotusPrince and Vysethebold! This week the guys react to new Flintstones prototypes found, the Marx Bros, their MAGFest experience, and more!

Strap in folks, this is a long one. But it's worth it. Joe gives us his thoughts on "Hustlers" (00:18:00) which quickly turns into a heated altercation between him and Garry after he mentions that he doesn't like Lizzo. It explodes into much more and in the end, barely anything was left of either party. We then, after many a tangent, give our thoughts on the comedy classic Marx Bros film "Duck Soup". (00:39:20) and finish off with more IMDB trivia (01:25:00). Also, Patrick talks about his new toaster, Joe alters history, Brandon loses a tree, and Garry has a hard time talking in general.

Comic Joe Dungan joins host Steve Mazan to discuss the four Marx Brothers last movie at Paramount "Duck Soup" Is this their best film? Did Zeppo get the biggest laugh? Are the Marx Bros like Led Zeppelin or Salvador Dali? Is losing the musical souls a good thing? What's it all got to do with "Blues Brothers" & "Risky Business"? All these questions and more get answered on this week's Mazan Movie Club podcast.  "Duck Soup" on IMDb Comic Joe Dungan online Home of the Mazan Movie Club Comedian Steve Mazan on Instagram Home of Corporate Comedian Steve Mazan    

Returning guest Brian Dickson, and his brother John Dickson (teacher, tincture collector) match wits with Shannon on a show about Brothers. We discuss which Wilson brother is chill, talk about the Wrights, Romulus and Remus, Cain and Abel. Plus, a Marx Bros. orgy? And is Michael Jordan sticking his tongue out because he's thinking about licking an apple? We know that it's hard to be thirsty when you're buggin' out, so join us for another zany show! If you like the show, please share it, recommend it, rate and review it wherever you can / want / will. You can follow us on Instagram at @avagueideapodcast and on Twitter at @avagueideapod. Follow Nate too, @nateragolia. And contact your representatives to demand the end of border detainment and concentration camps! Thank you for listening to the show! We do this for us, but also for you. :D

CALL or TEXT us on our Hotline!: 1(931)492-9789 Visit our Webpage at www.whichisbetterpod.com Featuring: Brad Edwards, Sean Parrott & Gary Fletcher Special Guest: Mark Anundson Music by: Sean Parrott @ seanisok.com Sound Effects by: BerlinAtmospheres Contacts: Facebook Twitter WhichIsBetterPodcast@gmail.com We’re part of the Osiris podcast network. Osiris is creating a community that connects people like you with podcasts and live experiences about artists and topics you love. To stay up to date on what we’re up to, visit our site and sign up for our newsletter. Osiris works in partnership with JamBase, which connects music fans with the music they love and empowers them to go see live music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a series of crazy adventures by a returning host are discovered, a supernatural force enacts revenge on those who have laughed at his misfortune. Episode 341 of Trick or Treat Radio sees the long overdue return of our boy from The Cult of Muscle, Jakey-Poo as he lends his acerbic wit and extensive knowledge of film to the show. We all don our berets and monocles to discuss the latest Netflix Exclusive, Velvet Buzzsaw from director Dan Gilroy. We also hear the trials and tribulations from the returning Michael Ravenshadow, we talk about the meta discussion of critiquing a film that critiques art, and we find out what’s been going on over at The Cult of Muscle. So grab your monocle, stare long and hard at Hoboman and strap on for the world’s most dangerous talk radio show!Stuff we talk about: Hercules, Jakey-Poo, Cult of Muscle, The Five Hossmen, Atlantic City, JAPW, CZW, Nick Gage, Jon Moxley, Drake Younger, Death Matches, Stranglemania, “A Radio Movie”, Ravenshadow’s injury, Two-Fisted Snowblowing, the left hand of god, baby throwing Gypsies, Dee Snider, Down Boyz, carpooling, Bill By Force’s Royal Rumble party, Choose Your Own Plumbing Adventure, Super Mario the Plumber, The Marx Bros, The Velvet Whores, The Deadites 25th Anniversary Celebration Weekend, Mads’ Naked Butt, Polar, MPAA, Velvet Buzzsaw, Roma, Beasts of No Nation, Netflix, X-Rated Castlevania, Deadly Class, Faces of Death Blue Balls, NJPW, Fantasticmania, Nicolas Winding Refn’s Too Old To Die Young, Robert Kirkman, Cliff Martinez, action sack, Thought Out Thoughts with Michael Ravenshadow, costumes or cosplay?, There is No Mario Only Pasta Pazuul, Dan Gilroy, Jake Gyllenhaal, Toni Collette, Rene Russo, art critique, slashers, J-Horror, Nighcrawler, elevated horror, Dease Nuts, Flash Gordon, Robert Stack, Unsolved Mystery, Natalia Dyer, Stranger Things, John Malkovich, The Last Minute, Stephen Norrington, Dokken, Arby’s, Bandersnatch, Super Bowl, New England Patriots, Starrcade 85, Ric Flair, Buddy Landell, Taco Bell App, New Titans, Rivers of Nihil, Slam Evil!, Barb Wire, Sin City, The Spirit, Dorothy Must Die, The Black Company by Glen Cook, Ramones’ End of the Century, and Justice League International.Send Email/Voicemail: podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comUse our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TheDeaditesFacebook: http://facebook.com/TheDeaditesYouTube: http://youtube.com/TheDeaditesTVInstagram: http://instagram.com/TheDeaditesBuy our music on Bandcamp: http://thedeadites.bandcamp.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

The Suns crew examines the beef between Warner Bros and the Marx Bros, while scheming on how to remedy DC's impending Malört Shortage.

What do the Marx Bros, the atomic bomb, the Fit Bit, and a motorcycle have in common? Take a listen to this bonus episode and find out.

This week the ladies are dealing with a lot of rage. Sponsored by the Burbank Airport, this episode features Hot or Fat, Bird Scooters, the Marx Bros., and Heather’s switchblade knife. Does rage get your heart rate up? Discuss!

Spotlight Series: Surprise May edition! Hear Nicki Shinners and Richard Van Hale of the Van’s Dive Bar and the Marx Brothers Cafe talk about running two successful small businesses in town. We hear the great story of how the Marx Brothers Cafe got its name, what keeps them going with busy schedules and multiple businesses and jobs, and what a retirement plan looks like for these two that love their work. Enjoy the show, and check out Van’s Dive Bar online https://www.facebook.com/vansdivebar/ and at 1027 E 5th Ave, and the Marx Bros. Cafe, http://www.marxcafe.com/ at 627 West 3rd.

Event organizer Juli Myers puts the "OH" in Creative Adovocate for the Socio-politically OH-pressed. She joined me at Grand Central Coffee to talk about what draws her to the issues that surround Phoenix, how she provides opportunities for creative people, and why no one can ever replace the Marx Bros. Juli and her company Tarra-Lazos Creative will be putting on the final Scottsdale Gold Palette Artwalk of the season on Thursday, May 4th. More information on that at scottsdalegalleries.com You can also celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Juli and Tarra-Lazos on that Friday with the Cinco Artes First Friday celebration Later in the month, check out the ARizona Advocacy Network's Roast of Adrian Fontes at azadvocacy.org/roast As always, follow us on Twitter, Facebook, iTunes and Google Play, and send questions, comments and suggestions to STARVINGARTISTSPHX@GMAIL.COM

Tallie Medel (Inside Amy Schumer, Cocoon Central Dance Team) talks New York real estate, real film buffs, and a real funny movie in the Marx Bros. classic Duck Soup.

Recorded LIVE! at the Doug Fir Lounge in Portland Oregon, on this special Bridgetown Comedy Festival edition of the show welcomes Brendon Small to the show. Ken and Brendon discuss VooDoo Donuts, drug testing, working at a movie theater, Berklee College of Music, going to film school, Harold and Maude, Springfield, Emancipation, Garbage Plates vs. Chop Suey Sandwiches, Chez Henri, conscripting a retired chef, Paul O'Connell, guitar, Little Stevie's Pizza, being insulted by Bobby McFarren, acapella TV theme songs, It's Gary Shandling Show and its theme song, NBC's comedy revolution, the early days of Fox TV, writers' constant state of strike, Shout! Factory, how nothing new is actually new, Burns and Allen, Ernie Kovaks, Jack Benny, when things are Shakespeare, stealing from dead people, cable making you who you are, Night Flight, loving horror films, wanted to have nightmares, Salem's Lot, the Poltergeist remake, JoBeth Williams, great scores, puking up a worm, why amputees make the world's best monsters, novelizations as the original deleted scenes, Tobe Hooper, The Funhouse, Spider Plant kids, being a special FX make up artist, Basket Case, Frankenhooker, James Lorinz, Leprechaun, movies about balls, Jake Busey, 80s TV Horror anthology revolution, Get a Life, Fox's Werewolf, The Young Ones, Chris Elliot, UPN Network, from boats to TV, Bob and Ray, Chris Elliot as FDR, One Man Shows, Ben Franklin's White Shadow, Captain Moustache, 80s Boston comics, retarded JD Salingers, shitting on what you love, Metalocalypse, Desmind Pfeifer, Homeboys in Outerspace, Shasta McNasty, Home Movies, "the cartoon boom of 99", Dr. Katz, Jonathan Katz, Bob Newhart, Albert Brooks, smart subtle word comedy, Mr. Show, being roommates with Eugene Mirman, The Bob Newhart Show, The Marx Bros, Groucho, ignorance bred innovation, Sid Caesar, Your Show of Shows, onions, Jealousy as the greatest form of comedic admiration, Seinfeld, Mike Bent, hearing results based on practice, DJ Hazzard's red headed shadow, Metallica vs. Anthrax, developing your life long identity, when your job is to be inspired, Headbanger's Ball, losing MTV, Lost in America, Gary Marshall, Mr. Bill, Christopher Guest, Martin Short, Martin Short, SCTV vs. SNL, Billy Crystal as Sammy Davis Jr, Martin Short as Jackie Rogers' Jr, Jiminy Glick, Jerry Lewis, and Cheers + Jeers.

Chris DeChirico is a fantastic actor and friend of this show. We discuss early days of Play Club, compare Ghostbusters to Marx Bros, and talk April Fools day pranks

Happy New Year, Mass Movieciders!  Let’s kick off 2014 with a brand spankin’ new BONUS EPISODE! Last month, Mass Moviecide had the privilege of attending the screening and awards ceremony for THE ULTIMATE FILMMAKER CHALLENGE, in New York City.  The Ultimate Filmmaker Challenge (or TUF) is a reoccurring competition in which filmmakers are tasked with assembling a team and making a short film from start to finish in just 7 days.  At the beginning of the challenge, each team is assigned 3 criteria for their film; a prop, a line of dialogue, and a genre.  No two teams receive the same criteria, and each team also gets to come up with the criteria for another team. In the most recent competition, 14 teams raced against time to put their visions on the big screen, and their tireless work was obvious.  However, only one team can come out on top, and that was Team Bridging and director Brian Pollock with their film, “LUCKY DAY”.     Team Bridging had the following criteria: Prop: A cheeseburgerLine: “I love Harry Potter.”Genre: Dark Comedy The result is “LUCKY DAY”.  A comedic short that covers everything from job loss to eviction to auto-erotic asphyxiation.  “Lucky Day” had TUF audiences laughing out loud as the lead character (played by director Brian Pollock) walked them through what is certainly an unarguably bad day, to say the least.  Brian and Team Bridging received the title of “The Ultimate Filmmaker”, as well as a cash prize and a host of other goodies.  Brian was cool enough to sit down with us, in-studio, to discuss his experience with The Ultimate Filmmaker Challenge.  We also got into other topics including his background in film/theater/and radio, his comedic influences like the Marx Bros., and Abbot & Costello, and why it’s a great idea for other filmmakers of all levels to enter The Ultimate Filmmaker Challenge. If you want to check out Brian’s film, “LUCKY DAY”, you can view it on YouTube at the following link: http://youtu.be/ysn-JVsRUCE To check out THE ULTIMATE FILMMAKER CHALLENGE online visit: http://theultimatefilmmaker.com/ To visit THE ULTIMATE FILMMAKER CHALLENGE on Facebook, click here:https://www.facebook.com/TheUltimateFilmmaker

Michael Phillips continues his comedy education of Filmspotting during "The Gookies," the Marx Bros. Marathon Awards including Best Groucho One-Liner, Gag and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Winning an Oscar, only slightly more glamorous than joining the 10 million mile club like Ryan Bingham in "Up in the Air"... The Chicago Tribune's Michael Phillips joins Adam and Josh for a special Oscars edition of Filmspotting to discuss who will win, who should win... and who should get their name on the side of a plane. Plus, the fourth and final Marx Bros. Marathon movie, "A Night at the Opera." This episode is presented by Audible. :00-1:36 - Billboard / Sponsors 1:37-27:14 - Oscar Picks (Pt. 1) Music: "Skyfall" 28:39-30:32 - Sponsor: Audible 30:33-37:38 - Massacre Theatre 37:39-46:45 - Polls / Notes 46:46-1:03:35 - Marx #4: "Night at the Opera" Music: "Pi's Lullaby" 1:04:45-1:10:56 - Donations 1:10:57-1:27:13 - Oscar Picks (Pt. 2) 1:27:14-1:30:31 - Close NOTES - AK: I definitely think Best Picture is a race between "Lincoln" and "Argo" not "Zero Dark Thirty." ZD30 just feels like, and is, the more 'important' film, which the Academy (rightly or wrongly) typically goes for. - Audible recommendations: Life of Pi, A Prayer for Owen Meany, and Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho - Massacre Theatre winner: Adam Wells LINKS - Josh's "Night at the Opera" review - Soderbergh's "Vulture" interview PARTNERS - MoviePass - Fandor.com/Filmspotting - The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith- iTunes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cue up "In Your Eyes"... in honor of Valentine's Day, it's Filmspotting's Lloyd Dobler Memorial List of the screen's Top 5 Romantic Gestures. Plus, what may be Steven Soderbergh's final cinematic gesture -- "Side Effects," starring Rooney Mara and Jude Law -- and the third Marx Bros. Marathon movie, "Duck Soup"... "The light, the heat..." This episode is presented by Shutterstock (code FILM2) and Squarespace (code FILM2). :00-3:34 - Billboard / Squarespace 3:35-23:36 - Review: "Side Effects" Music: "A Kiss to Build a Dream On" 25:08-26:33 - Sponsor: Shutterstock 26:34-34:00 - Massacre Theatre 34:01-42:29 - Polls / Notes 42:30-57:19 - Marx #3: "Duck Soup" Music: "Storybook Love" 58:42-1:04:53 - Donations 1:04:49-1:32:30 - Top 5: Romantic Gestures 1:32:21-1:35:14 - Close NOTES - In classic show fashion we gave director Soderbergh all the credit/blame for "Side Effects"; no mention of writer Scott Z. Burns. - Didn't come up because difficult to articulate without spoilers, but one "Side Effects" complaint for Adam: Catherina Zeta Jones' performance. - Massacre Theatre winner: Matt Sabonis LINKS - Josh's "Side Effects" review - Ben Haworth's SquareSpace site - Tufnell Park Film Club PARTNERS - MoviePass - Fandor.com/Filmspotting - The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith- iTunes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Filmspotting may miss Ron Burgundy and his musk, but this week Adam and Josh focus on the filmmakers they've been missing with a countdown the Top 5 Directors Who Need a Comeback. Plus, a review of Roman Coppola's first film in 12 years, "A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III," starring Charlie Sheen and Bill Murray, and the second Marx Bros. Marathon movie, "Monkey Business." This episode is presented by Shutterstock (Use code FILM2) and Audible. :00-3:38 - Billboard / Audible 3:42-20:43 - Top 5: Directors Who Need... Music: Liam Hayes, "Fokus" 21:58-23:23 - Sponsor: Shutterstock 23:39-33:33 - Massacre Theatre 33:34-41:15 - Polls / Notes 41:15-56:49 - Marx #2: "Monkey Business" Music: Liam Hayes, "A Glimpse Inside" 57:56-1:05:01 - Donations 1:05:21-1:18:36 - Review: "...Charles Swan III" 1:05:21-1:33:31 - Top 5: Directors Who Need... (cont.) 1:33:32-1:36:13 - Close MUSIC - Liam Hayes NOTES - Audible recommendations: A Team of Rivals; The Perks of Being a Wallflower; Middlesex - Massacre Theatre winner: Matt Lawson LINKS - Josh's "Charles Swan" review - 70mm Film Fest at Music Box - Kidman in "Stoker" (mentioned in Bonus) PARTNERS - MoviePass - Fandor.com/Filmspotting - The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith- iTunes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Everybody knows the first rule of Fight Club is: you do not talk about Fight Club. But Filmspotting joins Tyler Durden in exploring their primal selves with a countdown of the Top 5 Survival Movies. Plus, Adam and Josh barely emerge unscathed from their discussion of "The Impossible" before taking on their first Marx Bros. Marathon movie, "Animal Crackers." This episode is presented by SquareSpace (Use code FILM2) and Audible. :00-2:53 - Billboard / SquareSpace 2:54-23:43 - Review: "The Impossible" Music: Cloud Nothings, "Fall In" 24:57-27:52 - Sponsor: Audible 28:11-37:19 - Josh's Anniversary / Massacre Theatre 37:20-45:49 - Polls / Notes 45:50-59:43 - Marx Bros. #1: "Animal Crackers" Music: Cloud Nothings, "Stay Useless" 1:00:32-1:08:43 - Donations 1:09:02-1:36:15 - Top 5: Survival Movies 1:36:16-1:39:04 - Close MUSIC - Cloud Nothings NOTES - Audible recommendations: I Am Spartacus!; Extra Lives: Why Video Games Matter; The Shining - Massacre Theatre winner: Dawn Polvorosa LINKS - Josh's "Impossible" review - Adam's Letterboxd page PARTNERS - MoviePass - Fandor.com/Filmspotting - The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith- iTunes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

clickhere Visit the Radio America Store web site.Buy your 50 mp3 for &5.00 Affordable Web Hosting $5.99 A month were a team of sibling comedians that appeared in vaudeville, stage plays, film and television. Born in New York City, the Marx Brothers were the sons of Jewish immigrants from different parts of Germany. (Plattdeutsch was the boys' first language.) Their mother, Minnie Schönberg, originally hailed from Dornum in East Frisia, Germany, and their father Simon "Frenchie" Marrix (whose name was anglicized to Sam Marx) from Alsace, now a part of France. The family lived in the Upper East Side of New York City between the Irish, German and Italian Quarters. Contents