SlidePocket
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Here's the original version of "Obsession" that was featured in "A Night in Heaven".
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"The Meg" with Jason Statham and "A Night in Heaven" with Christopher Atkins and Lesley Ann Warren are our live shows for next week!
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Made from the director whose gems include "Encino Man", "Flubber" and "Blue Streak".
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On 7/12/2018 at 7:24 PM, CaptainAmazing said:Any idea what happened to “The Cat in the Hat?” probably a better pick IMHO.
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They replaced it with this movie so the gang can do a John Travolta double feature with "Look Who's Talking Too" instead.
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24 minutes ago, grudlian. said:Is The Meg the first movie they've announced before it was released?
Probably, though I think one of the Fast and Furious sequels was also among them.
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From "A Night in Heaven", here is the song that overshadowed the movie:
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The Meg - 49%
A Night in Heaven - N/A
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With "The Meg" and "A Night in Heaven" covered next week, more updates!
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6 appearances: Jason Statham - Crank 2, In the Name of the King, Fast and Furious 6, Furious 7, The Fate of the Furious, The Meg
2 appearances: Lesley Ann Warren - Color of Night, A Night in Heaven
2 appearances: Ruby Rose - xXx: The Return of Xander Cage, The Meg
2 appearances: Cliff Curtis - The Last Airbender, The Meg
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The Jason Statham shark movie is going to be covered at Largo next week!
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Cannot wait for the gang's thoughts on this disasterpiece!
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Let's find out what JammerLea has picked for this series this time!
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I remember another trailer for this movie was played under its original title "Stepkids" on the VHS of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II", but its release got pushed back a year shortly afterwards now with its current title.
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This is the last decent film John Landis made before his career continued to sputter in the '90s. It didn't quite live up to the success of "An American Werewolf in London" a decade before, but it does have its moments.
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From the Oscar-winning director of "Patton" and "Planet of the Apes", comes one of the many films that ultimately ended Franklin J. Schaffner's career before his death in 1989.
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It's next week's episode folks!
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It's going to be at the Largo on July 29!
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With "Never Too Young to Die" announced as thw 7/29 Largo show, update time!
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2 appearances: Gene Simmons - Runaway, Never Too Young to Die
2 appearances: Vanity - The Last Dragon, Never Too Young to Die
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Swordfish has replaced The Cat in the Hat as one of the Denver shows for next month, meaning we get a John Travolta double feature for this and Look Who's Talking Too!
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Swordfish - 26%
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This film has replaced "The Cat in the Hat" as one of the live shows in Denver next month!
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Update change due to the switch from The Cat in the Hat to Swordfish
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7 appearances: John Travolta - Old Dogs, Battlefield Earth, Staying Alive, Face/Off, Perfect, Look Who's Talking Too, Swordfish (now tied with Nicolas Cage and Sylvester Stallone as kings of HDTGM!)
2 appearances: Halle Berry - Catwoman, Swordfish
2 appearances: Sam Shepard - Stealth, Swordfish
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At the video store where Stuart Pankin slaps his nephew in the back of the neck in which it was already injured, you can see posters of "Honeymoon in Vegas" and "It Could Happen to You" in the background. These films were also directed by Andrew Bergman, who made "Striptease".
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There is one connection between "Striptease" and "Showgirls". Rena Riffel, who played Penny in Showgirls, shows up in Striptease as well as a fellow dancer!
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John G. Avildsen, the director of "Rocky" and "The Karate Kid" helms this tale about a married college professor who endures a strain in her marriage as she has an affair with a strip dancer, who happens to be one of her students! Lesley Ann Warren and Christopher Atkins share very little chemistry with each other and the climax for this film is so bizarre that you even get a chuckle out of it.
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It's perhaps best known for having "Heaven" by Bryan Adams on its soundtrack, and the song later became a hit two years after the movie was a dud. You can watch it on YouTube before it gets pulled.
Episode 192 - Striptease: LIVE!
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Burt Reynolds has passed away at 82.