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Her character's name in that: Sharon Stone! Ten years later, the two of them would go on to be in Catwoman.

Casey Wilson (Bitch Seth) joins Paul, June and Jason to discuss the 1991 comedy Drop Dead Fred. Recorded live at The Bell Theater in Los Angeles, they talk about why this movie made June want to pursue acting, Phoebe Cates's character's relationship with Drop Dead Fred, Casey's hatred of the movie, and more. It's the most divisive episode in HDTGM history!

Now somebody posted a different thread with that title, but posted his thoughts about 2011's Drive instead. But now here is the real topic, 1990's The Bonfire of the Vanities. Where to begin with this movie? Tom Hanks's character was supposed to be an unlikable Wall Street tycoon in the book, but his character was rewritten to suit his personality. Bruce Willis's character was British in the novel, but when he got cast, it was changed to an American. Morgan Freeman's character as the judge was originally Jewish, but changed to African-American in the film. Melanie Griffith and Kim Cattrall were also in there, playing Hanks's mistress and wife respectively. Directed by Brian De Palma, this film was an unfaithful retelling of Tom Wolfe's bestseller and there's a tell-all book about the making of that movie called The Devil's Candy by Julie Salamon. If you want to know the details about what the hell is happening behind the scenes, The Devil's Candy is a definite recommendation. The Bonfire of the Vanities is such a mess with a string of miscast performers and terrible writing, that it is no wonder this became a financial and critical bomb.

The film that featured Kevin Spacey post-sexual harassment scandal certainly didn't help matters.

This was the year after Batman, so to see Michael Keaton go from hero to bad guy was what completely selled it.

2 appearances: Barry Levinson - Toys, Disclosure

Disclosure Winner Michael Douglas - Wall Street Barry Levinson - Rain Man

Disclosure - 58%

4 appearances: Demi Moore - Nothing But Trouble, LOL, Striptease, Disclosure

The social consciousness of The Hottie and the Nottie, libraries being a new place to commit crime, and more on this week's mini-sode! Paul opens up the Explanation Hope Line, goes through Corrections and Omissions for The Hottie and the Nottie, and gives his Pick of the Week. Plus, find out which movie we will be watching next week!

I bump this up.

Walter Matthau as Einstein was inspired casting though.

Giving this a bump since Peter Fonda has died over the weekend.

2 appearances: Peter Fonda - Escape from L.A., Deadfall

Bump in honor of Peter Fonda's passing this week.

A new movie just came out this week and it stars Liam Hemsworth, Harrison Ford, Gary Oldman, Amber Heard, Embeth Davidtz and Richard Dreyfuss, plus it was directed by the man who made the likes of "Monster in Law", "The Ugly Truth" and "Killers", and right now it has a 2% on Rotten Tomatoes! Everyone needs to see how bad Paranoia really is!

Michael Bay gets his revenge, equal pay for an equal con, and more on this week's mini-sode! Paul opens up the Explanation Hope Line, goes through Corrections and Omissions for Deadfall, and gives his Pick of the Week. Plus, find out which movie we will be watching next week!

With Space Jam being done in Chicago, time for some tracks! (I Believe I Can Fly, For You I Will, Fly Like an Eagle by Seal, the title track)

The Adventures of Pinocchio Winner Martin Landau - Ed Wood Nominated Genevieve Bujold - Anne of the Thousand Days Space Jam Nominated Bill Murray - Lost in Translation The Visitor Winner John Huston - The Treasure of the Sierra Madre Shelley Winters - The Diary of Anne Frank, A Patch of Blue

The Adventures of Pinocchio - 27% Space Jam - 43% Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives - 52% 2:22 - 22% Fateful Findings - N/A The Visitor - 82%

4 appearances: Danny DeVito - Deck the Halls, Junior, Look Who's Talking Now, Space Jam 4 appearances: Rob Schneider - Judge Dredd, Demolition Man, Surf Ninjas, The Adventures of Pinocchio 3 appearances: Udo Kier - Barb Wire, Johnny Mnemonic, The Adventures of Pinocchio 2 appearances: Lance Henriksen - Color of Night, The Visitor

They're doing the Pinocchio movie with Jonathan Taylor Thomas?! I hope they discuss the donkey transformation on the rollercoaster scene because that freaked me out when I was little.

This film finally came out three years after production had wrapped! And with Seventh Son getting slaughtered by critics and bombing at the box office, I felt this needs attention on the forum based on its production history. Originally going to come out in the spring of 2013, then delayed until the fall of that year, then pushed to January 2014 and finally with February of this year, there are so many reasons why it kept getting sat on the shelf, especially the split between Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. with the former moving over to Universal. This is also the third consecutive sci-fi/fantasy related flop in a row for Jeff Bridges following RIPD and The Giver, and is now out the month the Oscars are held with Julianne Moore touted to win for Still Alice! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXiNkOjM7oM

Demi Moore and Michael Biehn are a young couple who discover their unborn child could signal the end of the apocalypse.

This movie and Streets of Fire have a few things in common: Both of whom star Michael Pare, did better on VHS and cable, and their soundtracks produced hit singles ("On the Dark Side", "I Can Dream About You") that performed a lot better than these films' overall box office totals.