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Movie Bones is a film podcast adventure, exploring the rich history of movies available from free-streaming platforms to find out how much of it still has value, whether it's in the form of thought-provoking art-house films to cheesy cult classics. Justin Miller and Ryan Spurlock subject themselves to it all, and render judgement.And because the best adventures are shared, we hope you'll watch them alongside us. Especially because we talk spoilers. Did we mention that? I guess now we did. New episodes every Wednesday.If any of this sounds like your jam, feel free to follow us on your favorite podcast platform.Here's how we rate the films we dig up, based, naturally, on that most famous film archaeologist himself, Indiana Jones...• *“Fortune & Glory”* films are pure gold. They're movies to go back to again and again. These are the films would find a great home in your physical movie library, if you've still got one - they're that good.• *“Trust Me”* films are imperfect gems that st
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Movie Bones
We made it a whole year and it's time to party! Today, Justin & Ryan commemorate this auspicious achievement by... • Ranking our best and worst experiences of the year • Revealing our favorite actors and actresses (not including Audrey Hepburn and Ingrid Bergman) • Springing some surprise awards categories on each other • Rating the films we covered that never got a rating
Episode #40
This week, Justin and Ryan dig into 'Scrooge' (1951) and talk about... https://tubitv.com/movies/100011055/scrooge-black-white-version - Should they have just gone full camp/comedy with this? - What this version *does* have that others could do better with - Dickins' own thoughts on "A Christmas Carol" - We list all the "Christmas Carols" we can think of, and where this one ranks. - Rating the three ghosts - Not standing out among its peers. - Our biggest complaints with the original story. - Our Verdict - Next week's film: 'The Thin Man' (1934) https://tubitv.com/movies/100045809/the-thin-man Did we get the movie wrong? Tell us why! And let us know what films you think we should cover. Join in the discussion on our Youtube channel or Facebook page!
Episode #12
This week, Justin & Ryan find out just what happens when Jack Lemmon isn't around in "The Apartment" (1960) , and break down... • The way corporate culture uses people • Paralleling that use with direct insinuations of prostitution • The subtlety of the screenplay • Waking up someone who's OD'd on sleeping pills • Forerunner of movies highlighting a predatory Wall Street mentality • Clarifying Baxter's motivations • Justin's notes on the acting • Hope is contagious • Capturing time and place: 1960's New York • Our Verdict • Next Week's Film: "House on Haunted Hill" (1959) Did we get the movie wrong? Tell us why! And let us know what films you think we should cover. Join in the discussion on our Youtube channel or Facebook page!
Episode #43
This week, Justin and Ryan dig into 'The Taming of the Shrew' (1967) and talk about... - Abuse: the Movie - Trying to understand the rationale for Shakespeare writing it this way - Controversial even in Shakespeare's time. - With some small changes, could be a horror story - The horror of psychological manipulation - Connection to "10 Things I Hate About You" - Compared to other Shakespeare romantic comedies that work (More understanding) - Peter York's first film - A good adaptation of a bad story - Our Verdict - Next week's film: 'Under the Yum-Yum Tree' (1963) Did we get the movie wrong? Tell us why! And let us know what films you think we should cover. Join in the discussion on our Youtube channel or Facebook page!
Episode #24
This week, Ryan and Justin take on the original giant, city stomping monster film, "Godzilla" (1954) where they talk about... Popular Kaiju film tropes and overcoming them The cultural self-awareness of the film Puppet Godzilla Examining the transitional periods in a culture's history through film What Godzilla can teach us today Next week's film: "David and Lisa" (1962)
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