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The Brazilian title of this movie: "007 - Na Mira dos Assassinos" Just sayin'.

Speaking of crossovers:

Not a real alternate theme, but back in the VHS days, I made a music video out of the (mostly) skiing parts of View to a Kill for this song: It just seemed to fit.

Not soon enough.

... And it's hilarious.

Theme song is the best part of the movie:

The Wolf Cop's name is Lou Garou, so he was kinda fated to be a werewolf. Loup garou (which sounds the same) is French for werewolf.

Omission - Using this theme for Corrections and Omissions:

... And this is my other sister Darryl.

It certainly deserves commendation for 30 years as the reigning champion of being the go to joke for ludicrous, rhyming subtitles.

"I will have my handmaiden, Padme, clean up this droid." - Queen Padme Amidala Naberrie "So, your handmaiden has the same first name as you? That's a weird co-incidence." - No one, apparently People not knowing the name of the person they are interacting with must be a trope, now -- I guess.

Anxiously awaiting the inevitable Drive Angry/Wraith crossover movie.

It turns out asking Matt Frewer to ripoff Jim Carrey's Riddler from Batman Forever wasn't good idea -- Who knew?

Cynthia Rhodes at one point, while married to Richard Marx, took over lead vocals of the band Animotion after many of the founding members had left.

When he gets the call that he got the part, is there someone there with a marker and bristol board writing a note to prompt him to ask if there's a physical? ("It's Patrick -- He's talking about life insurance.")

It wasn't as bad as it could have been, I guess. Just cliche and fairly boring, as I recall. I would recommend against it for this podcast as there's only so much mileage you can get out of "Oh, look -- Paris is trying to act. Well, I guess, that's what passes for trying." I guess they couldn't get Ke$ha to do her acting for her.

I could understand doing one of the sequels, but the original works. The problem is, when you know going in that it's going to be a twist movie, you aren't surprised by the twists. Like, you'd have to be an idiot to watch a Die Hard movie and not be waiting for it to turn out that the villain is secretly going after money -- He's always going after money. A Wild Things movie is always about the twists, right up to the very end, and then unraveling the whole plot during the credits sequence. The first time you see the original movie, you don't know that, so it works. But it's hard to get into a movie when you mistrust the motivations of every single character. Beyond the twists, though, this is just a very well made movie.

"Yeah, I don't remember it as being the bad experience he claims to have had." Yes, how surprising that the kid who was much younger than the rest of his co-stars had a worse time than the guy who was fucking all of his female co-stars. I notice Breckin can't help revealing his own insecurity.

"Will I be able to understand the Last Boyscout if I haven't seen the First Boyscout?"

... Except the Wheatons. The movie actually won a contest to have them in it -- For some reason.

A solar wind Sharknado -- For some reason.

That'd be the tagline.

The Vitale family appears to have been well represented. An associate producer and 8 family members portrayed a family at the Mets game.

When you make it: Sharknado 3: Sharks vs. Jets

It appears to be a Canadian production. I'm sure it could get made in Hollywood, but in this case it didn't. (aka Gettin' In)